I wanted to discuss a concept relating to fighting and reality. In my analysis, there are primarily two types of fights: 1) showmanship and 2) reality. Let us start with #2 first. Now fights in reality are fast, hard and end relatively quickly. Energy is used up at a high concentration by either or both […]
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Manner of teaching has shifted to internal – March 2019 Steps: 1) Understand what not to do. That is use muscular force 2) Relax i.e. drop the shoulder girdle i.e. open the upper gates 3) Keep the relaxation active and focus ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Additional steps needed to take/ elongated and detailed info: 1) Releasing shoulder to
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So I was working on the punching the other day and I decided to “go hard.” Doing combos, moving around, using energy – that kind of stuff. After a minute or two I was getting winded. I was sweating and though not actually out of breath, it got my heart racing. Then I started thinking
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I feel there are layers of variables or factors involved in order to achieve the “complete” Nim-Tao state. It can be analogized as a onion. Through peeling successive layers, more and more comes to be understood. This peeling comes about through experience. Note: these aren’t in perfect order. The list contains factors which one must focus on –
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