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Bill Hely · 08-11-2013, 10:23 PM

Thanks for the leads Cady.

Unfortunately there are only two schools listed for I Liq Chuan in Australia, and both of them are on the other side of the country to me.

I have sent an email enquiry to the address you provided and am currently awaiting a reply, so here's hoping.

I see you've been engaged in MA for several decades, so I'd like your opinion on the efficacy of trying to learn this type of discipline through DVDs, if personalised instruction is not available. There are quite a number of titles available on that website (over $700 worth!). I'm guessing the two-DVD set "Introduction to 15 Basic Exercises" would be the best starting point.

Have you personally had instruction in I Liq Chuan?

08-11-2013, 10:23 PM	#3
Bill Hely Location: Brisbane Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 7 Offline	Re: IS: Where to start? Thanks for the leads Cady. Unfortunately there are only two schools listed for I Liq Chuan in Australia, and both of them are on the other side of the country to me. I have sent an email enquiry to the address you provided and am currently awaiting a reply, so here's hoping. I see you've been engaged in MA for several decades, so I'd like your opinion on the efficacy of trying to learn this type of discipline through DVDs, if personalised instruction is not available. There are quite a number of titles available on that website (over $700 worth!). I'm guessing the two-DVD set "Introduction to 15 Basic Exercises" would be the best starting point. Have you personally had instruction in I Liq Chuan?