K
Kirk
Guest
I know we've had our differences in the past, and I don't want
to go there again. I'm legitimately curious about your style, and
I don't quite know how to inquire further without it sounding like
I'm questioning anything.
This is from your www link. The first question I have is, is it called
Yili? or Yiliquan? I understand the composite statement, but not
the "find and maintain one's center". Do you mean something
spiritual, or is this a basis of the art? What else can you tell me
about it? Remember, I'm not an experienced martial artist.
:asian:
Oh yeah .. what does "Gambarimasu" mean?
to go there again. I'm legitimately curious about your style, and
I don't quite know how to inquire further without it sounding like
I'm questioning anything.
Yili is a composite martial art, systematically teaching Shaolin, XingYi, TaiJi, and BaGua in progressive stages. The Primary Principle of Yiliquan, a martial arts system founded by Sifu Phillip Starr, is to find and maintain one's center.
This is from your www link. The first question I have is, is it called
Yili? or Yiliquan? I understand the composite statement, but not
the "find and maintain one's center". Do you mean something
spiritual, or is this a basis of the art? What else can you tell me
about it? Remember, I'm not an experienced martial artist.
:asian:
Oh yeah .. what does "Gambarimasu" mean?