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Joe Rogan/Robert Downey Jr./Wing Chun

Postby GrahamB on Thu Jan 16, 2020 4:04 am

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Re: Joe Rogan/Robert Downey Jr./Wing Chun

Postby denchen on Thu Jan 16, 2020 6:22 am

I disagree with 1.47 " very technical - difficult to build, easy to use"
The other way round if anything. It's a straight forward art conceptually and as a system.
Only easy to use if you make regular sparring a priority. I found I could make some stuff work well and take whats useful.
Same with any art, though some people could make anything work.

Easy to use is a bit of an MA fallacy to make your art seem superior (but actually reveals conceit).
Most interesting part of discussion was about MA as basis for turning life around/replacement for addiction etc.
Probably a greater benefit than making someone a better fighter in many cases.
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Re: Joe Rogan/Robert Downey Jr./Wing Chun

Postby Giles on Thu Jan 16, 2020 8:00 am

denchen wrote: .... Most interesting part of discussion was about MA as basis for turning life around/replacement for addiction etc.
Probably a greater benefit than making someone a better fighter in many cases.


I'd say most definitely a greater benefit in just about every case. Even in societies or environments with a very high crime rate or other threat factors.
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Re: Joe Rogan/Robert Downey Jr./Wing Chun

Postby GrahamB on Thu Jan 16, 2020 9:05 am

Giles wrote:
denchen wrote: .... Most interesting part of discussion was about MA as basis for turning life around/replacement for addiction etc.
Probably a greater benefit than making someone a better fighter in many cases.


I'd say most definitely a greater benefit in just about every case. Even in societies or environments with a very high crime rate or other threat factors.


Kung Fu = Hard work.

What is the work? What is the actual purpose of kung fu? You only have to practice any martial art a little bit to understand the true purpose.
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