I'm going to have to put another video together to show you the moon.
What a terrible threat. Please don't show us your moon.
I'm going to have to put another video together to show you the moon.
Bao wrote:I'm going to have to put another video together to show you the moon.
What a terrible threat. Please don't show us your moon.
origami_itto wrote:Okay I got to the "trick" and your idea of how to do it. Perfectly valid way to approach the "trick" of not spilling but I have to agree that it isn't the same kind of strike and it isn't the principle that Wayne is talking about that I am obviously getting wrong.
The coffee cup is a finger. I'm going to have to put another video together to show you the moon.
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RobP3 wrote:origami_itto wrote:Okay I got to the "trick" and your idea of how to do it. Perfectly valid way to approach the "trick" of not spilling but I have to agree that it isn't the same kind of strike and it isn't the principle that Wayne is talking about that I am obviously getting wrong.
The coffee cup is a finger. I'm going to have to put another video together to show you the moon.
wayne hansen wrote:Stances are a training device much like running or weight training
In combat stances should become inviseble but still there
Even running the hundred meters is full of stances
RobP3 wrote:RobP3 wrote:origami_itto wrote:Okay I got to the "trick" and your idea of how to do it. Perfectly valid way to approach the "trick" of not spilling but I have to agree that it isn't the same kind of strike and it isn't the principle that Wayne is talking about that I am obviously getting wrong.
The coffee cup is a finger. I'm going to have to put another video together to show you the moon.
Until Wayne shows it I have no clue what he is talking about. I'd like to see people try the taking hits one too. And thanks for at least putting a clip up.
RobP3 wrote:Bao - a lot of deflection and strawman there, sounds like you're trying to convince yourself, not us. But the point remains - show us you using your IMA to do the same.
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