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First, You need equipment to train throws. By the way, in those matches, anytime my opponent got in a deep horse stance or even anything close to it, I was ready to go with a front leg sweep if the rules allowed it.
If we forgot a part to a form, or dropped a weapon, we would jump.
To give you an idea of what class was like, we would have to wear heavy cotton, long sleeve kung fu uniforms with Chinese slippers in the summer with no air conditioning.
You need to know other things as well, but at a minimum, these four are required for Kung Fu fighters. I mean think about it. Plus the location is beautiful, and is one of the reasons people come back year after year. Specifically, Snake, Horse, and Monkey. Nice work, if you can get it.
All the same, he was nervous. It looked like calculus, with a little Martian thrown in.
In other words, involve as many senses as possible to make the imagery more real.
Like not using them upside down. It all depends on how you work it.
Stand up fighters like me have taken time to learn ground technique, and ground fighters are working their kick boxing game a lot more.
Specifically, Snake, Horse, and Monkey.
during the month of January. Those challenges include staying in good physical, mental and emotional health.
The amount of training you get would cost you many times the amount charged if you learned all the material through seminars or tapes. Let me just list, in no particular order, some of the points raised by people who emailed me on this topic.