Has anyone trained with Master Su Yu-Chang?

[mantis7]

Remember, there is a big difference between slap boxing, point fighting and san da. I won't comment on their videos since I have not seen them.

* I watched their videos and it looks like slap boxing to me but that is just my opinion.

[ngokfei]

There's no substitute for actually joining and training.

nothing free in this world and I highly doubt a teacher would let individuals come back again and again to watch their class. I for one don't allow visitors to view but then again I also give free trial lesson.

You'll probably be only watching a beginners class which generally won't have that much sparring going on.

For me if a individual who has initial training and wants to excell up thats fine as long as they can pass the requirements. The 1st requirement is to be in shape. Not saying Kymus is this individual.

[Kymus]

The 1st requirement is to be in shape. Not saying Kymus is this individual.

Want some ben and jerry's bro?

[Kymus]

Remember, there is a big difference between slap boxing, point fighting and san da. I won't comment on their videos since I have not seen them.

* I watched their videos and it looks like slap boxing to me but that is just my opinion.

Generally this is how I spar with friends of mine that also train. Medium contact, no pads, most things are legal.

But as I mentioned before, I'm just amazed that it actually looks like Kung Fu. There's demonstration of technique and they even know how to throw

[ngokfei]

nah I'm a haagen dazs guy - black cherry or pistachio

[Kymus]

nah I'm a haagen dazs guy - black cherry or pistachio

Black cherry then. I'm down with that. I'm also a fan of their vanilla fudge brownie.

Of course, I only know from reading reviews... it's not like I'd ever buy a pint and eat the whole thing by myself... nope.... never......

[ngokfei]

i'm guilty of that but its been quite some years since I've attempted it. ahh youth.

[mantis7]

I never understood not alowing someone to see more than one class and making it a beginners class. What is your thinking about that Eric?

[ngokfei]

For one thing the students aren't on exhibition for visitors. thats not what they signed up for.

Even a tour of a gym they do a walk through, they don't put a chair in from of the studio window and let an individual sit there for the entire session. There's a big enough problem with all the guys checking out the Zumba Class

If a person wants to see what a school is all about then just enroll. Its become standard business practice in most to offer a introductory program. Like 2 sessions for $20

If a individual can't afford that then they really aren't serious about training.

In my personal experience I've actually joined schools as they didn't have a Introductory Program. And yes some turned out to suck and on 1 occasion I didn't finish the month out. So a loss of $60