Posted on June 12, 2008 by neijia
In bjj, they often tell us to use a skeletal structure to block something. It’s more efficient, not requiring wasting strength. Of course that’s a big part of neijia, maybe the very first thing, but it’s much much harder in stand up with more variables and infinite ways to compensate and not realize it’s all [...]
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Posted on May 12, 2008 by neijia
If ( a big if) the best ima folks of old achieved this kind of “autopilot” qigong mastery at the same time they achieved perfect biomechanics, techniques and “no mind” flow, no wonder people thought they were so powerful. It’s hard for me to believe one could achieve that without at least some theoretical knowledge [...]
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Posted on March 28, 2008 by neijia
This video is quite extraordinary. An expert in neuroscience and advocate for people with mental illness, Jill Bolte Taylor, suffered her own stroke and, amazingly, had enough clarity during it to realize she was having a stroke and she should take advantage of a rare opportunity to try to study the brain from the inside [...]
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