What kind of questions would you have asked? Genuinely interested as I regret not asking about other 'internal' wingchun guys such as sifu Sergio and Mark Rasmus (both very woo)
@@walkonthewoosideif you find/create an image you'd like for a logo, you log in to youtube through the youtube studio app and there should be an edit option next to the current logo, I'd love to see this channel grow!
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-67DyBibFjAw.html You should interview Jim Uglow, who Alan mentions as his main Tai Chi teacher, as far as I'm concerned the real deal
Great interview. It truly is fascinating that, being given a platform to express their opinions, the woo side of the Chinese martial arts have chosen not to engage and have their say
LMAO! We don't need a platform to express our opinion or to validate what we do other than a ring. But then again, what can i say to a guy who doesn't believe in elasticity, density, and pressurization of internal cavities? You talk big but you won't go to a 200 dollar seminar to verify via personal experience... quite the scientist lol
Alan's great, great experience and deep understanding, though if I had the chance to talk with him I'd have to press him on the Adam Mizner comments, I heavily disagree with some of the things he says here, Adam's stuff to me is a big problem regardless if he has genuine push hands skills, his "demos" he does like the ones from sitting in a couch is obvious nonsense, but each to his own
Ha ha I see my comment of a couple of days ago is no longer here mmm. Very good steady replies from Alan Orr about 'woo', re pushes and responses to pushes.
