For those of you overseas particularly grumpy old f'ers feel free to sponsor a trip to your homeland of new zealand where we can purse wine tours, horse riding, lord of the rings helicopter tours, jiu jitsu combatives oh yeah and tai chi push hands!!!!!
Feel free to visit any time. But, I note, you didn't answer my question. BTW - I have spent nearly 20 years as a student of Wee Kee Jin (the last indoor student of Master Huang). So I can point to a lineage. I was asking if you can do the same. That is a perfectly valid question and has nothing to do with "being grumpy".
@@Whangareitaiji3138 I am currently studying Huang's form through a teacher that studied with Lau King. When I responded to you directly that I am learning from Mark Rasmu's material that is a good enough answer for me. I have not seen a lot of Wee Kee Jin's material/skills or his students available online. Mark Rasmus's material is phenomenal especially considering it is easily accessible, easy to understand in English and affordable. In fact most of his material is available for free on his youtube channel. I've also studied Gao style Baguazhang in Boston and Taiwan through a "lineage". From my pov "lineage" is not a guarantee of anything. Breaking skills and principles down in terms of cause and effect and then manifesting those skills through the correct causes seems to be the greatest determinant of ability.
Kinda like Wing Chun sticky hands but instead with the whole body.
No idea 😩
For those of you overseas particularly grumpy old f'ers feel free to sponsor a trip to your homeland of new zealand where we can purse wine tours, horse riding, lord of the rings helicopter tours, jiu jitsu combatives oh yeah and tai chi push hands!!!!!
Feel free to visit any time. But, I note, you didn't answer my question. BTW - I have spent nearly 20 years as a student of Wee Kee Jin (the last indoor student of Master Huang). So I can point to a lineage. I was asking if you can do the same. That is a perfectly valid question and has nothing to do with "being grumpy".
@@Whangareitaiji3138 I am currently studying Huang's form through a teacher that studied with Lau King. When I responded to you directly that I am learning from Mark Rasmu's material that is a good enough answer for me.
I have not seen a lot of Wee Kee Jin's material/skills or his students available online.
Mark Rasmus's material is phenomenal especially considering it is easily accessible, easy to understand in English and affordable. In fact most of his material is available for free on his youtube channel. I've also studied Gao style Baguazhang in Boston and Taiwan through a "lineage". From my pov "lineage" is not a guarantee of anything. Breaking skills and principles down in terms of cause and effect and then manifesting those skills through
the correct causes seems to be the greatest determinant of ability.