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it should be pointed out that beatdownrichie is gay.Originally posted by Beatdown Richie
The analogy between the piano and the violin is an interesting one. It should be pointed out that the learning curve on the piano does not stop, that you can play stuff on pianos that is way more complex than anything conceivably playable on a violin, and that the vast majority of the great composers used a piano (or whatever keyboard instrument they had at the time) to compose their stuff (probably including their violin pieces). -
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You would know that, now wouldn´t you?Originally posted by Jenfucius
it should be pointed out that beatdownrichie is gay.That civilisation may not sink,
Its great battle lost,
Quiet the dog, tether the pony
To a distant post;
Our master Caesar is in the tent
Where the maps are spread,
His eyes fixed upon nothing,
A hand under his head.
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Re: Re: Nizz0b Intro: Liu Ho Pa Fa
I don't know a lot abut it, actually. What I do know is that traditional Xingyi uses a guard, San Ti, that is very centerline-protected and vulnerable to hooking, headbooting, and whatnot. Our system uses the I-chaun guard, which is roughly similar to a boxing guard, but with the weight ~ 70% on the back foot (cat stance) and no bouncing around on the toes.Originally posted by WingChun Lawyer
You mean i-chuan guard? Could you talk more about i-chuan? I am curious about that style.
Yes, we tuck in the chin. :D
Oh, and obviously even the worst pianist could defeat the best violin stylist in the world. But if you're really into duelling, I recommend the banjo!
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hey I started out standing in place and breathing thru my stomache till I ripped ass too...get into the wrasslin and you'll find it lends you good balance and rootedness...and being deathly relaxed can't hurt much either.
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and don't let Brandeissansoo talk you into taking a shower in his "Dormitory"Secret moves such as hitting a thing with your hand and hitting a thing with your leg have been stolen and degenerated by arts like karate, boxing, muay-thai, Kung-fu, and basketball. -Epicurious
I for one welcome our new Ninja overlords.
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I figure fighting a group of chunners would be like water torture, its not the force as such, just the constant trickle of chain punches wearing down your sanity. -The Juggernoob
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