Stryke wrote:Folks ive trained with always said I needed to be in a padded room ... Now I understand !!!!![]()
as long as that middle finger gesture still means i`m number 1
Thats 'cause yer a wild man hoss!!!!
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Whats with the skunkape in the tutu mate. Ye best be sporting more than that around your middle mate or you just might freeze your tools. Damn offshore chippies they don't know anything.check out my new Gi !!! , getting ready fer Canader !! eh !!
jorvik wrote:Well I've just started at a Wing Chun school, and it was quite a surprise. it was only basic movements of the form followed by Chi-sau, emphasis was on being soft and economical....
jorvik wrote:The real surprise was the sifu, apart from the fact that he was a little over 5ft and must of weighed about 80lbs.he was blind.
jorvik wrote:a guy who was about 6ft 2 and in peak physical condition.......and the little blind Sifu bounced him around like a ball![]()
jorvik wrote:the little blind sifu has been to Hong Kong and trained with the Ip family and his sifu was taught directly by them .but his real name is in doing Chi-Kung.......I'll keep you posted on how I go
jorvik wrote:basically he did show me the first part of the form.which I know all ready.he also showed me one of the first exercises ( I'm not too sure of all the Chinese names) I think the exercise was from fak sau to a palm heel then to Bong Sau..I get fak?? and Tan and pak mixed up ..............the Chi-sau that I did was pre arranged stuff
jorvik wrote:he'd just come back from a week long Chi-Sau residential course.where they had practiced Chi Sau from 9 am till 11 pm every day!!
jorvik wrote:so it's looking hopeful
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