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Kung Fu
- "Kung Fu" translation 1 - "Hard work"
- "Kung Fu" translation 2 - "Skill acquired over a long period of hard
work"
"Kung Fu" is Chinese slang for "martial arts".
Here's some things I've discovered in 10 years of practice:
- "All things come to those who wait" is talking about people who are
waiting in horse stance, not on the couch.
- "If you don't like Kung Fu, Kung Fu don't like you."
- Study from the best teacher you can find.
- Which style/system/whatever was first doesn't matter ( unless you're a historian ).
- Kung Fu masters can be capricious, stubborn and difficult.
- Kung Fu masters can't fly (like in the movies).
- I don't like listening to people describing to me how good their Kung Fu is.
My Chen Tai Chi Teacher - Master
Li Enjiu
My Kung Fu Teacher - Sifu Art D'Agostino
His Kung Fu Teacher - Master Pui Chan
His Kung Fu Teacher - Grand Master Lee
Kwan Shan
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