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I've visualized myself performing a kata, and I believe this has helped with memorization. :)

"First you must know yourself. Then you can know others."

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I have started using a little visualization in the gym when I am lifting. I put the weight on, and then visualize lifting the weight, with good form, and with moderate difficulty, even if it is heavier weight. I'll keep it up, and see if I notice anything.

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I visualize my forms when I am in line waiting somewhere (I can't just randomly do my form while a ton of people are watching ((besides in a tournament)) ).

That is a good way to do it. I used to visualize mine when driving on Interstate by myself for hours at a time. It helped to keep me awake.

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I think it can help you by making you more alert and you would be able to remember certain aspects of the art better.

the best fight is one that doesnt happen

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After you get over looking like a complete fool (jumping around shouting "kiah" on your own) I think it's highly beneficial, whether you go through the moves while doing it or not...

The first person to call me mate gets a punch in the throat...

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hmm visulization. I have..a very active imagination. And it gets activated easily. This one guy was talking to one of my friends and I was near by and they were having some..conversation I can't rememebr much. and he said "imagine me dead" (or something to that effect) and what happneed? I imediately imagined him dead -.-;

ggood point to an imagination like this: I can imagine anything. Including fighting from 3rd person, though it happens more often in dreams for me.

bad point: can imagine anything..including that...ermm... >.>;

Strike first. 'Til then i will not fight you.


Everytime someone calls JKD a style, Bruce turns over.


Why do I love Bruce Lee? Not because he was an awesome martial artist- but because his train of thought overlapped with mine even before I knew about him.

Thank you karate forums, for introducing me to Bruce Lee

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