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The Hidden Kung Fu Training Secret
At its core your kung fu training should focus on your conditioning.You will be more effective if you have a lean and supple body. The importance of this can be evidenced by the novice where they first start. When they are paired up with a seasoned practitioner they are amazed to feel the kung fu practitioners arms feel hard and solid as steel rods. Their legs are like trunks planted to the ground. It comes to the point where they actually hurt themselves when they strike as the blocks are so strong from their defenders arms.
This is just another benefit of the correct kung fu training and has it foundations in the practice of Chi Kung. I wont go into the full details of chi kung here , however it is a central part of any kung fu training and is at the cultural essence of China itself.
It essentially is the practice of cultivated chi or energy . In kung fu this is practiced both internally and externally. Iron shirt and iron palm are advances techniques that strengthen the body. You dont need to go overboard. Start of with one of the hardest exercises for any kung fu style the horse riding stance move onto other exercises.
Indeed this should be your morning routine as you will feel more vibrant throughout the day.. You may find it difficult to sleep if you try these techniques before you go to bed. extra work means extra benefits. You will find that through these exercise your body will become stronger and through continued exercise your body and mind will be in greater harmony and you will experience greater clarity of thinking. This is the true benefit of Kung fu training and chi kung.
Finally, The Times Likes Bikes: Michael Kimmelman on Two Wheels (thepoliticker.observer)
Architecture. (Getty)
_The Observer_ was beginning to suffer withdrawal. It had been more than two
weeks since Michael Kimmelman filed his last piece for _The Times_ Art
Section, after a run of nearly one architecture review a week. We should have
seen his latest one coming, but _The Observer_ must admit that we did not. It
is not simply because defining bike lanes as architecture could be a subject
open for debate, at least under Mr. Kimmelman’s starchiest-loving predecessor
(to be fair, he did write about the Time Square pedestrian plazas) but also
because the Gray Lady has not exactly been a friend to the cycling movement,
consistently criticizing the godhead Janette Sadik-Khan. But for Mr.
Kimmelman, recently returned from Europe, cycling is almost a perfect
conveyance.
> I know how this happens from living in Berlin the past few years. I came to
love to run errands there on my bike, to take my younger son to the aquarium
and just to find excuses to ride through Treptow Park to watch old Berliners
dance with hipsters on the riverside veranda of an ancient beer garden. New
York is not Berlin or Amsterdam, but London has ...
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