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Well explained sir!

Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge!

You find it a lot easier with the video to guide you

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir, very usefull!

Thank you sir!

Thank you sir!

Thank you Mark for this great review.

I have all his books and a lot of his dvds

Great critique of the book thanks

I can't speak to the specifics of this book, but I have a few of Erle's videos and picked up some VERY practical applications that I use to this day. Especially for generating power in a very small distance. I've also worked with people that work with what are commonly called "pressure points" but really are just nerve and blood points . There's a ton of obvious BS surrounding that, but I have had some pretty interesting things happen when hit in certain spots . Mainly just dead arm or leg, or dazed . And pretty much any shot to anywhere on the neck is going to get good results .

I've followed Erle, since the 90s. I have that book and other Dim Mak books. The two Encyclopedias of Dim Mak was just re-published.

Thanks for this....I have 2 copies....the best perspective is a global one...migration studies via Martial arts ....highly recommended...

Count Dante from the 1970's covered the bio life cycle and times of day in his manual as well.

That is one of the two best books available on real, traditional Chinese martial arts available. The other is Liang Shouyu’s epic tome on the subject.

I have all William Cheung books. I don't know if he is the one true master, but he did train with Bruce Lee in the 1950s, and if you look at videos from the 1980s he looks damn fit.

This is a great book. The good thing about it presents an outline of how to learn Bagua on your own. I have many Bagua books this is the only one that shows how to learn it on your own.

Rene Ritchie came out with a book on Yuen Kay San Wing Chun that’s well worth reading.

That was a great book, not really for the combat techniques as the title implies.

Hello Mark, do you know any book that explain things like this video?: ua-cam.com/video/Jwks7rlYgKo/v-deo.html .I asked them but they couldnt recomend me anything. Sorry by my english.

everything ive learned in tai chi is from earl and his son eli,, ilearned so much about a lot of things including lif leasons, his vidz are really good

"Striking Distance" by Russo is a really good look at SF Chinatown scene that James Yimm Lee came out of and formed the basis for what Bruce went on to create.

James Yimm Lee was Bruce's real teacher, much more so than Yip Man. JYL is a really interesting character who had a huge impact on the Kung Fu craze of the 60's-70's. He learned from the masters of SF Chinatown but rejected their classical forms and began creating an innovative, new approach to martial arts in Oakland. Too bad he died so young.

Thankyou for the lesson I am going to follow you for all 30 lessons.

This is was the first martial arts book I owned. His YMAA lineage is taught at Amato's Goju Ryu in Keansburg NJ & was one of the arts I learned there. Learning Goju Ryu & White Crane together gave me a solid foundation. Many don't know that Goju Ryu, and Uechi Ryu were created in the 20th century due to Jingoism & Nationalism of Japanese empire; the Okinawans had to change the names of the martial arts and make them more Japanese and created new forms in the process to separate them from the Chinese martial arts. This was the same process later done in Korea to create Taekwondo. Later I came to see that some of the forms were just sections of longer forms for instance Goju/Uechi Sanchin and the first row of pictures from Hung Gar Tiger Crane Combination form then Tensho is the next section followed by Naifaunchi before leaving the Crane sets and going into the Tiger sets.

Remember blue snakes long ago

Do you reply to patron members I'm one

One of the best martial arts books ever.

Great content Stevenson

I ended up here because I saw the cover of Dim Mak and thought "Oh I've got to know more about this bullshit" and now I've been pleasantly surprised by a well presented, enthusiastic and sincere critique from a man who obviously knows the subject and loves it. 10/10, would go down this rabbit hole again.

H ave you discovered a better Dim Mak you could recommend?

Learn how to prounance his name properly, to me this book is valuable as I do TWC his system, not good to bring down others. One question do you think your more advanced than William Cheung? The hour long vids of him teaching are all around the world, not just Australia. He learnt more living with Yip Man for a period, different footwork, etc. One of the top fighters in that clan. It's really a bad look to say what you did about One of Yip Man's top students imo.

Is He Dim Mak ? I have that book

I have the revised edition it's really good 😊

Love this review. Your accent is 🤤

Great video sir. I have been to many of bruces seminars in the uk and also went to the us to learn the energy gates system over 20 years ago now in marin county before he moved to Colorado. I'd highly recommend going to one if his events if he comes to the uk.

Mark mate Erle taught all Martial artists from all backgrounds have you touched hands with Eli or any of Erle’s advanced teachers ? I trained and learnt from Erle in the late 90’s he would never call himself master, he didn’t play the kung fu game, Also Erle trained and taught everyday people if you never studied with any of his advance students you will never know! Erle was the real shit and he was a everyday bloke who was a musician and loved his family and knew a little bit about the internal world where most will never know. Mark hopefully you will move your ego and actually learn something from Erle. Cheers Sam I can see Erle now sitting down looking at your video and not paying any real attention to you. Cheers more training and less critiquing mate.

Great video

This is awesome

I read this book back in about 2000. I was shocked that he had a realistic idea of how utterly invincible a grappler is against a non grappler (something no one wanted to admit at that time) but then would declare that these fairly simple techniques would utterly disarm a grappler. twenty years later no UFC fighter has declared that grappling was made obsolete with Tai Chi. I still watch his videos- it seems like his teaching had some value but were never used in the cage (which he called a child's playground- Fo the streetz only!)

They practice the northern Wu style of taichi. Their master Wang Peisheng was known primarily for his taichi and is universally considered to be one of the best taichi practitioners of his generation. He learned from Yang Yuting, and then Yang Yuting's master, Wang Maozhai. Wang Maozhai was Wu Quanyou's senior disciple, and when Wu Quanyou died, Wang Maozhai taught his son, Wu Jianquan. The guy who most Wu style guys trace back to.

Awesome!

Cool video :)

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UNTIL HE CAME ALONG KUNGFU TEACHERS DIDN'T TEACH TO HIS LEVEL. HE'S A BRILLIANT TEACHER THAT TEACHES A LOT (3 HR DVDS). HE HAS SET THE BAR. I WAS THERE WHEN HE BROKE AWAY FROM HIS EARLIER PUBLISHER (UNIQUE) & TOLD US HOW MUCH HE WAS GOING TO SPEND TO DOING HIS OWN BOOKS & VHS WHEN WE WERE ON THE 2ND FLOOR ON HUNTINGTON & THE COST I BELIEVE WAS $500,000 TO START. 🤯WE WERE ALL IN SHOCK & HE WANTED TO GIVE IS HIS ALL. HE IS A TRAILBLAZER UNEQUALED ALMOST A FORCE OF NATURE THAT PUSH OTHER TEACHERS TO TEACH. MY ONLY REGRET WAS THAT I WISH THAT I COULD HAVE STAYED LONGER. HE'S SIMPLE THE BEST SETTING THE BAR & FUKIEN WHITE CRANE WAS HIS ACE IN THE HOLE. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. PERIOD IT WAS POST YAN & THEN THERE IS POST KUNG FU. THE BEST THERE IS. I HOPE THAT THEY ENJOY. 👍