Where is the clip
Why was it removed
Why are people discussing something that isn't there
wayne hansen wrote:Where is the clip
Why was it removed
Why are people discussing something that isn't there
Bao wrote:wayne hansen wrote:Where is the clip
Why was it removed
Why are people discussing something that isn't there
Because Willie takes away all his vids very fast for some reason... (I know this already, so I download and save all of his videos just to have a reason to annoy him. )
Bao wrote:No not all, only the ones I saw you publish here. Maybe ten or fifteen. Don’t worry, I won’t share. I save everything interesting I find for reference. There was some very interesting vids published for 6 or 8 years ago that disappeared from YouTube. I was very annoyed because I liked them. So I began saving stuff instead.
wayne hansen wrote:I don't really care one way or the other I just wondered what they were talking about
charles wrote:I studied with a well-known, caucasian, Yang style Taijiquan guy. He was a wonderful speaker, engaging, with a gift of gab, always entertaining and a great story teller.
This is an example of the power of what they call politically correct. It unfortunately doesn't represent honesty, but definitely leads to a promotion. Where as
a person who just tells the truth is, for the most part, disliked.The descriptions were often in classical, vague Chinese idioms that none of this teacher's students ever understood but repeated often, particularly when discussing it with or teaching others.
This is the parrot effect I was speaking of "like a parrot repeating empty slogan's".When corrected, students would again get the same platitudes they already didn't understand
unfortunately this is also correct, But nothing that a good example of short power cant fix.I later learned that most of the "detail" he taught was simply irrelevant to skill development.
The real question here is... Was the teacher doing it on purpose? Did the teacher really want to transfer the skills?While the teacher had some skills, I never met a single student of his who had anything beyond beginner-levek skills, but he had a large following of dedicated students who all thought that they were learning The Real Stuff. Twenty years later, the students are still beginners.
willie wrote:I think that what I was trying to convey with the video, was to provide some sort of proof that a lot of the information on the net is not accurate.
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