Like his ideas

[wayne hansen]

https://youtu.be/gJ_5OhAUZVY?si=IxvDOP3yKYG7ziy4

[GrahamB]

I notice this thing in Chinese martial arts - people are always talking about the "misunderstanding" of others - that word keeps cropping up.

You don't find it in other martial arts - like I don't see Silat people talking about the misunderstandings of others, or Karate people talking about misunderstanding as much.

Just an observation because this guy does it a lot. Perhaps it's because in things like Yi Quan it is not obvious what you're doing all the time.

[wayne hansen]

He is talking about better ways of understanding I chuan and quoting the originator
You must be not listening if you think people doing WC or Karate don’t talk about the misunderstanding of others within their own art

[windwalker]

I notice this thing in Chinese martial arts - people are always talking about the "misunderstanding" of others - that word keeps cropping up.

You don't find it in other martial arts - like I don't see Silat people talking about the misunderstandings of others, or Karate people

talking about misunderstanding as much.

Just an observation because this guy does it a lot. Perhaps it's because in things like Yi Quan it is not obvious what you're doing all the time.

agree

Seems like he / they would be better off with doing something like boxing...

"stop listening"

good advice, its his / their practice

[origami_itto]

It's most commonly phrased like "no it's not that at all they have it all wrong"
"Well... what is it then?"
"I can't tell you."
"Okay, show me."
"I can't show you."
"Where can I learn about it?"
"Nobody knows it but me."

[wayne hansen]

I don’t really like the way he moves but what he says has real value
If you can’t see that well that’s the way it is

[origami_itto]

Honestly, I gave it 3 minutes and didn't hear anything interesting.

[GrahamB]

Honestly, I gave it 3 minutes and didn't hear anything interesting.

[Bao]

Honestly, I gave it 3 minutes and didn't hear anything interesting.

I actually listened to several of his videos. I like his attitude. And yeah, he shares some interesting ideas.

[wayne hansen]

Honestly, I gave it 3 minutes and didn't hear anything interesting.

Seems par for the course

[Trick]

About Yiquan, when it came in vogue loads of ppl and teachers of other martial arts without actually having trained in yiquan began to copy, but only surface wise and guessing how to.
It was not even misunderstandings but rather pure fabrications and guessings pushed as a real thing.

[Bao]

It was not even misunderstandings but rather pure fabrications and guessings pushed as a real thing.

Just as how "Shaolin" has been treated and served as various forms of Mcdojo.

[origami_itto]

Honestly, I gave it 3 minutes and didn't hear anything interesting.

Seems par for the course

Yeah not too interested in smug old men waxing self important. Y'all take yourselves way too seriously.

[origami_itto]

Honestly, I gave it 3 minutes and didn't hear anything interesting.

I actually listened to several of his videos. I like his attitude. And yeah, he shares some interesting ideas.

I know I have a disability, information density is critical. 3 minutes to introduce the point isn't about the information, it's about enjoying the sound of your own voice. Gimme text, I'll ask questions to clarify

[Bao]

3 minutes to introduce the point isn't about the information, it's about enjoying the sound of your own voice.

A bit unfair. But I liked the following two videos better than this one.