Paul Rogers out of the courtyard

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Paul Rogers is teaching Baguazhang intensives, 1st and 3rd Saturday every month in Dorset.

Barehand and weapons skill, focused on fighting ability.

Limited to 12 students, 11am to 630pm.

Contact for details (don't pm me here) [email protected]

Those who have met him will know this is a teacher with the deep skill .

[yusuf]

Hi all..

long time no post.. i was lucky enough to visit Alex. He took me along to see Paul. Have to say he has very deep skill, he went easy on me but i was being thrown around like a rag doll. It was quite shocking given how much bigger in size than him I am. Reminds me of SAm CHin type control but finishing every interaction with hitting. I.e he asked me try to hit him, he turned into a big whirlpool and gave me a light hit to let me know what could have happened. My Chuck Liddel overhand rights have knocked out a few people, and aren;t normally dissolved that easily.

Would really recommend you go visit and learn the details, he shares completely openly. Oh and train with Alex too

Take care and hope you are all doing well

Yusuf

[Ian C. Kuzushi]

Hey Yusuf! Nice to hear from you. Great to get some more feedback on Paul, although I have already been very impressed by his videos. A bit far from me, but wish you all well over there.

[Tom]

Hi all..

long time no post.. [snip] My Chuck Liddel overhand rights have knocked out a few people, and aren;t normally dissolved that easily.

Would really recommend you go visit and learn the details, he shares completely openly. Oh and train with Alex too

Take care and hope you are all doing well

Yusuf

The Great Djinn appears from the Vast Emptiness of Holland Park and graces this humble forum with his good words. Indeed, I can vouch for Yusuf's overhand rights, only they are more LarryCurlyandMoe-quan than Liddelesque, and the knockout effect occurs because his drinking companions er opponents are wondering why he's waving his arm and then, distracted, they walk into a London lamppost in the eternally-underlit Bloomsbury Square. You've got to understand that Yusuf is from the same school that trains Xinyi Liuhe Quan's "Head Smashes the Tombstone" technique on marble bar tables, then wonders why they are chased out of pub after pub. I don't know for sure, but rumor has it that Fedor learned his overhand right technique from the Great Djinn.

This school also teaches "Sharp Saber Slices the Bannister of a Rental Residence" in exquisite detail.

[yusuf]

Hey Ian & TOM

Thanks to both of you, it’s been quite a journey last few years.

Tom, all true, I’m actually the fourth stooge with my punching. Hope you are still drinking and training.

Paul Rogers, I’d say it’s hands on that you get the real glimpse of his skill.

Cheers

Yusuf