I really get a lot out of each one of these shares - I'm not able to train with my teacher in person right now and I'm very hungry for knowledge - I will be able to return to direct instruction soon, but in the meantime, I am very grateful for these shares and for your extensive library of DVD/Download lectures and books. Thank you for sharing your experience
Hi, I think this series is extremely valuable for people to expand their knowledge of the WSL Ving-Tsun concepts and movements as found in the forms. Even though each video is only a few minutes long, with 80 episodes, the series has already become quite extensive. This makes it somewhat difficult to conduct targeted searches. For this video, it’s currently hard to determine which exact concept or movement is being discussed without watching the video in its entirety. It would be highly valuable to me and fellow practitioners if a solution could be implemented. I suggest adding tags and keywords to each video and implementing a search function on your website that links to these UA-cam videos.
@@florisvanlingen when each video is initially uploaded to Instagram & Facebook on Sunday evenings (Malaysian time), a full outline of what is being discussed in the episode is included. You can go there to seek the details if you like. When the episodes are uploaded here on UA-cam a week later (usually on Mondays), we do not include the full introduction, but as you can obviously see, each episode has a heading that tells you the general topic & what part within the sequence it is. As each segment only runs from between 3.5-4.5 minutes, surely it is not difficult to ascertain the gist of the discussion being presented? However, when time allows (obviously, there are now over 80 episodes in the series, so it’s no small task given my teaching & personal commitments), an effort will be made to add more detail, but please don’t expect a quick fix. Hopefully, you respect & appreciate the effort we are making to provide this information, which is done with no charge & no expectation of profit.
@@WSLVTMalaysiahi sifu. A huge nod of appreciation and respect here for your dedication to the craft and spreading WSL's legacy. Also a thanks and respect to your long-time students who take time out of their personal commitments to produce this series. You are very fortunate to have them.
Very nice explanation especially at the end. Many thanks 🙏🏽
I really get a lot out of each one of these shares - I'm not able to train with my teacher in person right now and I'm very hungry for knowledge - I will be able to return to direct instruction soon, but in the meantime, I am very grateful for these shares and for your extensive library of DVD/Download lectures and books. Thank you for sharing your experience
Too clear thanks Master
Hi, I think this series is extremely valuable for people to expand their knowledge of the WSL Ving-Tsun concepts and movements as found in the forms. Even though each video is only a few minutes long, with 80 episodes, the series has already become quite extensive. This makes it somewhat difficult to conduct targeted searches. For this video, it’s currently hard to determine which exact concept or movement is being discussed without watching the video in its entirety.
It would be highly valuable to me and fellow practitioners if a solution could be implemented. I suggest adding tags and keywords to each video and implementing a search function on your website that links to these UA-cam videos.
Are you one of his direct students? No...then just be grateful Sifu Peterson is sharing his broad knowledge at all.
@milkbunnies no need to be hostile. He's just asking Mr Peterson if he could organize the series so that specific explanation can be easier found.
@@florisvanlingen when each video is initially uploaded to Instagram & Facebook on Sunday evenings (Malaysian time), a full outline of what is being discussed in the episode is included. You can go there to seek the details if you like. When the episodes are uploaded here on UA-cam a week later (usually on Mondays), we do not include the full introduction, but as you can obviously see, each episode has a heading that tells you the general topic & what part within the sequence it is. As each segment only runs from between 3.5-4.5 minutes, surely it is not difficult to ascertain the gist of the discussion being presented? However, when time allows (obviously, there are now over 80 episodes in the series, so it’s no small task given my teaching & personal commitments), an effort will be made to add more detail, but please don’t expect a quick fix. Hopefully, you respect & appreciate the effort we are making to provide this information, which is done with no charge & no expectation of profit.
@@WSLVTMalaysiahi sifu. A huge nod of appreciation and respect here for your dedication to the craft and spreading WSL's legacy. Also a thanks and respect to your long-time students who take time out of their personal commitments to produce this series. You are very fortunate to have them.