Never get bored of your sharing, we are kindred spirits in this art. Playing with my neighborhood tough guy taught me this years ago. His noncompliance taught me control is very important in real world applications. W.C. and BJJ are very similar in this regard. Sifu as always thanks for all your sharing, you are truly a gem. 🙏🏼
Totally agree about the hypnotism thing and exploiting people. That is what certain others are doing. Always love the way you train. However, I do have some different opinions on the pedagogy, that people can learn quicker when you roll just under them sometimes or at least pass through that for a min or so. The inexperienced still need the visual as they integrate it into the body. Can confirm you are very controlled and although there is a sound, it's a soft impact. On that other person we are not naming, I bet you he has injured people. And internally in a very significant way too
Yes, there many ways to train and beginners must be slow. I am not talking about beginners. I am focused on how we achieve higher levels of real skill.
@@alanorrwingchunacademy thing is, I see it as holding true even for intermediates, who are still relatively inexperienced. But you know, that's just my view, dude. Again, thanks for this series debunking them and their tricks. He also uses other methods from the stage and far too much NLP. Oh, please tell Robert that I was never impressed by the NLP stuff because it all derives from con artists and is, at heart, about how to manipulate people. I am not saying Robert learnt for those reasons or did that. What I'm saying is this person we can't name uses NLP too and all the rest.
It all depends on many factors for sure. It terms of NLP, I am trained in NLP and it can be a very good coaching skill if used in the right way. So, I have don't think NLP is bad at all, it just depends on how and why you use it.
Never get bored of your sharing, we are kindred spirits in this art.
Playing with my neighborhood tough guy taught me this years ago.
His noncompliance taught me control is very important in real world applications.
W.C. and BJJ are very similar in this regard.
Sifu as always thanks for all your sharing, you are truly a gem. 🙏🏼
Welcome
Great realistic real world Sharing. Nothing mysterious, live training . Real handling and close body handling!
Hard work! No woo woo!
I appreciate that!
@@alanorrwingchunacademy 🙏🙏🙏
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thx I like woo woo lol, thank you so much.
You're welcome
Amen bro 🙏🦾
thank you
Totally agree about the hypnotism thing and exploiting people. That is what certain others are doing. Always love the way you train. However, I do have some different opinions on the pedagogy, that people can learn quicker when you roll just under them sometimes or at least pass through that for a min or so. The inexperienced still need the visual as they integrate it into the body. Can confirm you are very controlled and although there is a sound, it's a soft impact. On that other person we are not naming, I bet you he has injured people. And internally in a very significant way too
Yes, there many ways to train and beginners must be slow. I am not talking about beginners. I am focused on how we achieve higher levels of real skill.
@@alanorrwingchunacademy thing is, I see it as holding true even for intermediates, who are still relatively inexperienced. But you know, that's just my view, dude. Again, thanks for this series debunking them and their tricks. He also uses other methods from the stage and far too much NLP.
Oh, please tell Robert that I was never impressed by the NLP stuff because it all derives from con artists and is, at heart, about how to manipulate people. I am not saying Robert learnt for those reasons or did that. What I'm saying is this person we can't name uses NLP too and all the rest.
It all depends on many factors for sure. It terms of NLP, I am trained in NLP and it can be a very good coaching skill if used in the right way. So, I have don't think NLP is bad at all, it just depends on how and why you use it.
@@alanorrwingchunacademy I appreciate your opinion.