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Any other teachers like He Jinghan?
Re: Any other teachers like He Jinghan?
by Steve James on Mon Feb 05, 2024 8:45 am
You should be very happy John. When you wake up, say "Oh shit, I can do this!" It's ok to feel sad for everybody else
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Re: Any other teachers like He Jinghan?
by everything on Mon Feb 05, 2024 9:17 am
I would love to have half this level of leg and body mobility at 20ish years younger for sure.
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Re: Any other teachers like He Jinghan?
by charlie_cambridge on Tue Mar 05, 2024 3:18 pm
gerard wrote:I'm being curious. Has anyone met or know any teachers who emphasise the path of going deep rather than combat or purely form-based practice?
Obviously they must teach completely under the radar or we would know already.
Any of these around the world:
https://patrickkellytaiji.com/worldwideschools.html
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