TRAINING IN THE WAY OF THE SWORD
“Training in the way of the sword can be so repetitious, I know. Many students daydream their way through practice. But, “Small tiger”, do not let yourself fall into this snare. Daydreams sap the body of chi and in the end, training becomes even harder. One must force themselves to concentrate on the techniques and constantly try to find new elements to work on.
“When you are feeling tired during practice, you must push yourself past that weariness and train even harder. The more you commit to hard practice, the more chi you will have available for it.”
(Wudang Master Don to student Li Peoh)
“When you are feeling tired during practice, you must push yourself past that weariness and train even harder. The more you commit to hard practice, the more chi you will have available for it.”
(Wudang Master Don to student Li Peoh)
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(c) 2007 by Hayato Tokugawa
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