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I think a better metaphor for the main point of the article might be the man who has practiced one kick in 10,000 different ways. If he practiced it 10,000 tim
by naet 4y ago
I think a better metaphor for the main point of the article might be the man who has practiced one kick in 10,000 different ways.
If he practiced it 10,000 times in the exact same spot on a punching bag he wouldn't have the same understanding of it that he would if he practiced it high, low, with the other leg, in a tournament bout, on the sand, eyes closed, after a punch, etc.
- ckcheng 4y agoThe use of the Lee quote in the article is strange. Of all people, Lee would never say to practice 10,000 times in exactly the same way ... and definitely wouldn't suggest doing so 10,000 times on a punching bag, seeing as Bags Don't Hit Back [0]. Lee obviously meant "the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times" in varying conditions, with varying timing, energy, and motion ... not in a single dead pattern. [0] https://youtu.be/3zRsgsUWYks?t=10 https://youtu.be/3zRsgsUWYks?t=10