Saturday, November 14, 2009

Style based on water?

is there a martial arts that is based on water because i was at the beach on christmas day and i noticed how the water draws you in before smash you with a wave and how it changes it shape to suit the situation. any style or martial based on water?

Style based on water?
Many KF styles place great importance on the water aspect because water just yields as it gets hit. But the force of water hitting, ala tidal wave, is very great. At the same time, the yin/yang outlook juxtaposes the immovable earth against water.





I practice Shaolin dragon. While our art puts some emphasis on the water aspect, there are other internal styles that place even greater emphasis on it. There is a video on youtube that showed a water style of KF.
Reply:all circular styles(i.e.kung fu, JKD etc)are based on that basic principal of using momentum to deliver extreme amounts of force
Reply:Systema looks a lot like what you are talking about





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1oRTEtKN...
Reply:Never heard of it in 30 yrs of practicing ancient arts.
Reply:sounds like taichi
Reply:Bruce Lee said be like water. Jeet kune do uses some principals of the formless actions of water.
Reply:Hi there





There are many Japanese and Chinese arts that incorporate the feeling of water into there practice. In Japanese there is a term called the Godai. This incorportates water as one of the elements. All forms, techniques etc can be performed to incorporate this type of feeling. A good instructor will be able to demonstrate the difference between them. Some instructors do it already without even knowing it.





Best wishes





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Reply:As Bruce Lee said %26quot;Be Like Water!!%26quot;





Your observations are correct and noted by Bruce Lee in the 60%26#039;s.





In my opinion is shows you have a good understanding of MA.
Reply:yep Systema..wave motion is very important








http://youtube.com/watch?v=O7_dzu4TQDs


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