I think there is a language problem here. While I appreciate and thank Grandmaster Doo Wai for showing the pictures of the herbs used, that technically isn't what westerners think of as formulas, which would be a list of the herbs in question and how to prepare them. Unless you are a western botanist or an eastern herbalist, you won't recognize most of these herbs.
I know dit da jow is primarily used for iron palm conditioning, but are there formulations that deal with falling and joint trauma? I do judo and brazilian jiu-jitsu and I am interested in adding dit da jow into my conditioning and healing regimen.
@mywingchunsucks yes,dr.yang jwing ming published these in "analysis of shaolin chin na-instructors manual for all martial styles" there are 6 different formulas,for massage,bruising,and broken or misplaced bones.they may not be these exact formulas,but they are still martial dit da jow.
@crazyroosterfist thanks i will check these out, this knowledge should not be hidden away so that it to can be lost one day forever. In this day and age information for healing should be shared so that those all around the world will benefit.
Prove it. Our motto is the proof is in the results. It is pretty evident that you do not anything about Chinese medicine or dit da herbal knowledge....
How come James Lacy can break and Doo wai cannot break a coconut?
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He did not share the formula he only showed a picture of them. He no share he too greedy.
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I think there is a language problem here. While I appreciate and thank Grandmaster Doo Wai for showing the pictures of the herbs used, that technically isn't what westerners think of as formulas, which would be a list of the herbs in question and how to prepare them. Unless you are a western botanist or an eastern herbalist, you won't recognize most of these herbs.
BrinLondo5 9 months ago
Does he sell Dit Jow for iron hand traing?
I'm always looking for cheap and effective ,that isnt rubbish.
TheArtofBoxing 10 months ago
I know dit da jow is primarily used for iron palm conditioning, but are there formulations that deal with falling and joint trauma? I do judo and brazilian jiu-jitsu and I am interested in adding dit da jow into my conditioning and healing regimen.
rintohsaka 1 year ago
I only know dit da jow is used for iron palm, but now that I see all the things we can find in there... wow... impressive
Lynwe 2 years ago
have these forumula ever been published?
mywingchunsucks 2 years ago
No, only the BFP shifus and the closed-door disciples have the formulas....
IcefistIII 2 years ago
that's not cool
mywingchunsucks 2 years ago
though they are readily available from the schools themselves.
However the formulas are only known by the shifus.
whitetigersb 2 years ago
@mywingchunsucks yes,dr.yang jwing ming published these in "analysis of shaolin chin na-instructors manual for all martial styles" there are 6 different formulas,for massage,bruising,and broken or misplaced bones.they may not be these exact formulas,but they are still martial dit da jow.
crazyroosterfist 2 months ago
@crazyroosterfist thanks i will check these out, this knowledge should not be hidden away so that it to can be lost one day forever. In this day and age information for healing should be shared so that those all around the world will benefit.
mywingchunsucks 2 months ago
Prove it. Our motto is the proof is in the results. It is pretty evident that you do not anything about Chinese medicine or dit da herbal knowledge....
IcefistIII 3 years ago
bullshit
kunglek 3 years ago
Thanks GMDW you are very kind to show your family inherited formulas.
Garry
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