Enter Shaolin Update | Bone Conditioning, Ngo Dac Na Seminar Poll and The Webinar Replay

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1. Jason Wei Loong H says

   June 16, 2017 at 6:22 am

   – Funding through a GoFundme with perhaps a half detailed list of items, some people might donate new equipment in lieu of cash;

   – Planing and making contingency now that you know it could take days to upload everything to prepare for eventualities, know your own capabilities at this time and to create customer expectation if the worst should happen, like computer games they have down times with the best who know of it so they are able to transfer players to another server and so on;

   – Video hosting possibles:
   http://resources.goanimate.com/8-best-youtube-alternatives-for-business-video-hosting/
   Quick glance, Sprout allows speed control but there is obviously other issues to consider.

   – when relaxed usually subconsciously, everything can come into play which, a common popular but not always the best way which most people get tired of in my community, are those exercises such as getting the arm to move right and use the muscles, is by rotating the arm for one to three hours both clockwise and anticlockwise to the sides in a varying largeness of circles. With a humour and irony, many students will quit at this point.

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   • Sifu Larry Rivera & Jamie Pelaez says

     June 16, 2017 at 4:56 pm

     Hey brother, we are actually working on an amazon list of things we need, so if anyone wants to purchase the equipment we need they can send it to us. 🙂

     I think you misunderstood, we do not use YouTube to host our videos for members so we don’t ever have to worry about that. We have known people who have lost it all, not interested in all that. We have our videos all triple backedup and pay for our video hosting with a reputable company. So no worries.

     We’ve been working online both for over a decade so we are well versed in all that good and not so good with hosting.

     Vimeo Business Pro is what we use, before we were using Wistia, while we loved them, there’s just no way with the amount of content we have now and in the future plus video watch amounts that it was a sustainable option for us or we would still be using them. There are many factors at play when considering hosting not just in the now but also future.

     Qigong and Tai Chi are great for relaxing, I really enjoy the 10 basic Qigong moves for getting energized in the morning and relaxed in the evening. 🙂

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     • asublimepizza says

       June 18, 2017 at 3:35 am

       Great ! Put that list up, I think people are generally more inclined to help out if they know what is required. By and large, I think you are doing good work that many do not know how fortunate they are and if able, will support.

       On the last point, your relaxation is gradual and softer than the hard muscle tendon resets which I am accustomed to see used probably for time sensitive targets, which are bone setting, chiropractors, and releasing of shoulder joints through doing hours of rotation.

       Sifu Phu mentioned somewhere, that in training, a method is for some Sifu or Guros to get the student to do thousands of repetitions to not only loosen the muscle tendon group, but also teach how the sensation or feel should be and when those muscle groups relax, they suddenly understand and get the moves or techniques they are trying to perform.

       Thank your Sije Jamie and Sifu Larry for your time. Much appreciated !

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       • Sije Jamie Pelaez says

         June 20, 2017 at 6:18 pm

         Thank you brother, we definitely have an awesome group of family members and we do share a lot of the details but mainly via videos and our weekly update, etc., etc. We definitely aren’t making it a secret for those paying attention. 😉

         You are most welcome brother!

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