This evening I met with Master Liu, a friend here in China who is the only person in the entire country who knows a particular form of kung fu that develops internal power like no tomorrow. He’s 53 years young and doesn’t look a day over 35. His muscles are hard as steel and he doesn’t have a single wrinkle on his face.
Master Liu is a Taoist who grew up outside the Shaolin Temple in Henan Province. His teacher taught him this form when he was only eight years old. And he has practiced it ever since.
He let me kick him and punch him in the balls as hard as I could. He didn’t feel a thing. And I kicked him several times to make sure I wasn’t delirious.
We got all this on film. We also have plenty of photos.
Today he showed me even more applications of this form and he knocked me further with less effort than anyone I have ever trained with in my life. He showed how each movement is a death blow and after going through a couple I am thankful we are friends.
I had heard previously that he had fought 64 men in a row and no one lasted more than a few seconds. Such stories sound ridiculous to most people. But I can tell you, I think if you need someone to “mow down” a large group, he’s the guy you find.
When we trained this afternoon I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, how fragile the human body is. We think we’re made of iron – until we break down. And then we wonder why we’re hurt.
One of the things Master Liu stressed was the importance of keeping your skin looking good. Some of the exercises he stressed are part of the Chinese Long-Life System – especially those which involved bringing greater blood flow to the brain.
In a few days I may be putting up a photo of me kicking Master Liu in the gonads. But I need his permission first. I’ll keep you posted.
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Matthew Furey
Zen Master of the Internet®
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Power Quote of The Day“To keep the body in good health is a duty… otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear.”— Buddha |