Moo Doe($$$) forms vs Martial Arts Form
The Registrar
We are now the followers who say: “Moo Dough”
What makes a Traditional Moo Doe($$$) form work? The Traditional Moo Doe fabricated story. Let me give you an example of Moo Doe forms vs a legitimate Martial Arts’ form.
You’re in a Traditional Moo Doe($$$) Dojo. John C. Kim's pictures are fading on the backs of everyone’s Gee. You’re in physical pain. In the Tradition Moo Doe way, You ask for permission to ask for permission to ask for permission to speak with the head instructor….Granted.
You go into the Head Instructor (of that individually licensed)
schools’ office. You sit down and are surrounded by Instructors. In the
Traditional Moo Doe way, you ask for permission to ask for permission to ask a
question.
You tell the Head Instructor it hurts when you touch your ankle. Without asking anymore questions the Head Instructor insists you practice this form called: “Bawga”. However to understand such a form you first need to learn “GroundHog” form. So you pay the extra Moo Dough($$$) to to get into the course that teaches it.
After practicing the first segment, you inform the Instructor it now hurts when you touch your shoulder. You hear Instructors say things like: “weak mind”, “not practicing True”, “Dingy". A discussion takes place among the Instructors. You’re told to stand with your legs crossed with your arms extended; done. However, now you’re in even more pain. You tell them it hurts when you touch your stomach.
However, now the Head Instructor says everything is okay. Because you're now in the better Traditional Moo Doe course he can call the Regional Head Instructor to see if he will help. The higher the course, the higher up the advice. In the meantime, go home and practice that first segment only. Everyone is suddenly nice to you awwwww!
Same scenario at a legitimate Martial Arts school: You tell the Head Instructor that you’re in pain. He or she will ask you to describe it. You tell them it hurts when you touch your ankle. The legitimate Martial Arts Instructor will then ask if it hurts when you touch anywhere else. You say “yes everywhere”. The legitimate Martial Arts instructor tells you to go get your broken finger fixed by a doctor.
The difference between a legitimate Martial Arts form and Traditional Moo Doe($$$) form is: One only needs to learn a Legitimate Martial Arts form for one to see/feel the benefits. For one to get benefits from a Traditional Moo Doe form, one has to believe the story behind the form ie the story behind the picture of Kim that they have you wear on the back of your Gee. If you believe in the John C. Kim story of Traditional Moo Doe, You’ll look and feel great…your finger will still be broken.
For those of you who saw a doctor about their finger and subsequently missed Bagwa; The legitimate Martial Art form is called: “Bagua Zhang”. The link below will take you to a site that teaches the form by a legitimate Martial Arts Instructor. No Pigeon English; only subtitles!