Part II
Once upon a midnight dreary,
while I pondered, weak and weary,
while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore—
While I nodded, nearly napping,
suddenly there came a tapping,
As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door.
“’Tis some visitor,” I muttered,
“tapping at my chamber door—
“tapping at my chamber door—
Only this and nothing more.
The Raven
-Edgar Allen Poe-
Since my experiment regarding the validity of the 'tap tap' use of Kyusho in self defense
was 'so rudely interrupted' by the holidays, this segment has been delayed...
What we do know about the use of this style of defense is that it's effectiveness
is minimized, if not eliminated by body conditioning (iron shirt ect.)
If we throw a conditioned mind into the mix, it's unlikely it's of any use at all.
When combined with Uechi Ryu as a foundation (delivery system); as demonstrated
by Jim Maloney, Art Rabesa, Ed Hulse, Van Canna and others 'in the know',
Kyusho acts like a kind of 'GPS' for the Lamborgini of infighting styles.
My friend Denise is a blogger 'of the heart', she would say,
In life we either make good or bad choices.
The bad ones bring pleasure for a little while but the pain always follows.
The good choices may cause pain but our heart tells us it's right.
Our way is not always the best way but,
doing something right when no one is watching
Is a signature of our personal truth, our essence.
The resulting 'feel good, feeling' empowers us for the next 'fight'.
I find it somewhat empowering to believe that I have a functional 'GPS'
onboard when it's 'go time' but there is no substitute for
old fashioned training and conditioning.
was 'so rudely interrupted' by the holidays, this segment has been delayed...
What we do know about the use of this style of defense is that it's effectiveness
is minimized, if not eliminated by body conditioning (iron shirt ect.)
If we throw a conditioned mind into the mix, it's unlikely it's of any use at all.
When combined with Uechi Ryu as a foundation (delivery system); as demonstrated
by Jim Maloney, Art Rabesa, Ed Hulse, Van Canna and others 'in the know',
Kyusho acts like a kind of 'GPS' for the Lamborgini of infighting styles.
My friend Denise is a blogger 'of the heart', she would say,
In life we either make good or bad choices.
The bad ones bring pleasure for a little while but the pain always follows.
The good choices may cause pain but our heart tells us it's right.
Our way is not always the best way but,
doing something right when no one is watching
Is a signature of our personal truth, our essence.
The resulting 'feel good, feeling' empowers us for the next 'fight'.
I find it somewhat empowering to believe that I have a functional 'GPS'
onboard when it's 'go time' but there is no substitute for
old fashioned training and conditioning.
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