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miguelquijano
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« on: December 26, 2009, 01:56:25 pm »

I posted this on my forum. Jesse has been really great at helping his students along the way of internalization of techniques. Through the thousands of repetitions of straight punching and rolling, etc...only through hard work can this process be achieved. The process leaves many of the most wishful of martial artist quitting after time, because of the hard work that is involved in the process. My fellow martial artist, do not give up hope. Simple techniques, done well, with tons of repetitions will help you become a better martial artist over time. Not fancy, unrealistic techniques.
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Adam
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« Reply #1 on: December 28, 2009, 01:23:01 am »

   Good  point Micheal . Definitely alot of times , somethings that appear to not work would "magically" work after alot of reps . As Jesse stated before , I'll paraphrase :  you can trick ppl to do something 1000s and 1000s of times by simply making them work on the samething things in a many different ways .
   
   To me, looking at the founders , there seems to be 2 opposite ways to get to the exact same spot .

1  take a few simple moves and do it 1000s and 1000s of times. This commonly appears as a way to  forge attributes and it is . However , after a prolonged process , the body ( not thinking) will NATUALLY adapt and find many different methods of moving to fill the weak spots - mental and physical.

2 learn as many methods as possible then through 1000s of applications under different situations , with different types of opponents , the body naturally adapts and finds its  "own "    few simple moves and throws the rest  away.

   They arrive at the same spot but start from opposite ends - the first way is from one to many and the 2nd way  is from many to one. A good time to switch to the other way is when one hits a plateau in ones innovations,  an endless back and forth thing ?.

  Personally , I am too impatient to wait for the right time to switch lol, so I have my " as simple as possible"  proven-in-the lab-practical class and then a separate exploration " stuff still  under research", not quit sure but lets take a look class.

   PS.  Micheal , on the other thread I saw u mention about ur boxing modifcations. I know you fought in the professional level and  I understand if you do not wanna go into it too much on a public forum , BUT if u do , I am all ears Smiley.


happy new years !!!
Adam
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