Take the day with you
My father used to tell me stories about his masters and his master's masters. I remember one about his master Choi, who used to go into the mountains in Korea to train. Inside of a cave he would do a ridiculous work out, thousands of punches and kicks. He mentioned to my dad that he used to punch the wall hundreds of times a day for several years. After years had passed he said that the wall had not changed much aside from the small, smooth groove. But now every time that he hit someone with that punch, they would also feel the wall of the the cave. I don't recommend punching walls for training these days but there is more to the story than that. Every day that you are able to get up and train, you take a part of the day into your technique. The days I train and it's freezing cold I add the frost to my footwork. The days I train in the intense heat I add intensity to my lungs. The days I train in the blinding rain I add clarity to my attack. The days I train when I have no
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I admire your revolutionary style and the concept of Tian Wu Dao. I am currently attending college in America but my origins are in Taiwan and I am glad that your research is going well there. While I have not been actively practicing your Bagua applications, I appreciate your sense of hip-hop. In particular, the rhythm and rhyme used in your video:
Gao Bagua Applications Advanced Fox -- 柔身連環八卦掌,
fascinates me. I would appreciate it if you would upload your music on your blog for mp3 downloading.
Thank you and best regards to the Tian Wu Dao,
Scott
Thanks for sharing your moves.
I am reading your past posts and i learn with your thoughts.
Hugs from Brazil