im relatively new to this forum, and just currious to see whom else trains lung ying. if so, where and whom is your sifu? any response is apprecitated
thanks

weepingpalm

Lung ying is a little rare to come across. Everybody I know that practices posts on the Southern Forum.

right! i know which one youre talking about,im also on there too. but im always looking to find those i dont know

Yeah I've seen you posting there. But I got a feeling most of the lung ying players, when they do post, do so in an area that they're used to & post with people they've actually touched hands with.

Two more places to find dragoners:-


http://forum.dmaa.co.uk/index.php


http://www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=9
Rgds,
David

thanks for the link. its a small forum, but im sure ill get some use out of it anyways.

Welcome, if you know any other guys who like to post, invite them here, I would love to have a much more active southern group, as well as CMA in general.

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Adam C

i thought "ying" was "form". making Lung Ying mean Dragon Form. am i wrong? :idunno:

In this case, it's "Dragon Sign".

Rgds,
David

thanks for the clarification :)

It's the same character... 形But it's Ying4 in Cantonese, Xing2 in Pinyin... definition == form, shape, appearance

Not far off... but not quite it.

Hey guys,

I am just starting Lung Ying tonight in fact.

I have practised Aikido and Tae Kwondo in the past and then developed a strong, focused interest in the CMA's. In a martial, philosopical and religious form.

I find that Lung ying holds the aspects I am looking for in a CMA. Such as martial, exercise, breathing, Chi gung, meditation, etc.
The school is in Co. Meath, Republic of Ireland and I will train under Sifu Nick Costello.

Will keep updated as I practise in the club.

Harry J.D.

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Hey,

well, I attended my first class last night like I was saying in my previous post.
It was amazing. Everything that was said and done was exactly 'right.' At one time during the class, I began to learn the Dragon stance, and use it within movement, amongst other things.

I was asked to take the stance initially and hold it. A while later I was allowed to come out of it ! :)

I certainly find myself so very lucky to have found this.


Harry J.D.

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