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This man's philosophy is the very definition of cultivation. Something that has been lost in "modern" culture at large, where results are the only measure to success.
Efficiency is what we focus on the Dai to sho that’s what we have learnt from you and from my own practice. Many skip past this and just go harder and faster . 🙏 that lacks efficiency and core discipline
Really liked what he said about changing from big to small movement. I thought Baji was all about big movement until I kept learning with my teacher and showed me that a lot of things that can be used in sparring is small movement.
Your support through Patreon enables me to continue to produce this content. I appreciate any and all support.
I also offer my Hua Jin Online Learning Program accessible through the Patreon platform.
Mushin martial Culture Patreon:
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We hear so much about guys who went to live in China and train, its really interesting to hear about Japan too
You would enjoy his book
This man's philosophy is the very definition of cultivation.
Something that has been lost in "modern" culture at large, where results are the only measure to success.
Very much so!
Efficiency is what we focus on the Dai to sho that’s what we have learnt from you and from my own practice. Many skip past this and just go harder and faster . 🙏 that lacks efficiency and core discipline
Sensei Amos is the REAL Deal...
Yes indeed!
Really liked what he said about changing from big to small movement. I thought Baji was all about big movement until I kept learning with my teacher and showed me that a lot of things that can be used in sparring is small movement.
Exactly so. The same in Xingyi and bagua
Osu
Didn't Eddie whitcher graduate at the JKA instructors class
Yes. And the other two before Richard Amos were Nigel Jackson and Tamang Pemba.
very interesting to see and hear! thank you1
Very welcome
@@MuShinMartialCulture the same!
Cool video and interesting dude. Keep up the good work!
Thanks
Can you make a video about Kyokushin Karate and Judo? Thanks.
Possibly in the future
A truly great instructor ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Indeed
Man, this guys channel it Lit AF, yo!