Sijo Gray is like one of those Legendary wandering Masters who once you have had the privilege of training under them, your potential is increased forever just by a few lessons. I was only able to train with him for about 5-6 lessons but I learned more from them than 20 years of other marial arts training I had. American karate, aikido, TKD, BJJ, Shotokan, and kickboxing were styles I was trained under before Sijo Gray trained me, Now I strike at double speed and have learned JKD like philosophy
Very true. I studied with Master Gray in Nashville, TN when I was in high school for almost a year. Previously I had studied Tae Kwon Do for over a year as well. I learned more in the first month with Sifu Gray than my previous training combined. He really gives a deep understanding of the art beyond just the movements. Even though I haven't studied in many years, I still remember a lot of what I learned from him.
I love the maneuvers, you are very skilled. And I get the pun, Johnny Cash's "walk the line" and Bagua, although Bagua is walking in circles, nice subtle joke there!
Neat stuff,
Reminds me a bit of Ho Kuen Ng's system for which I am the Chung Si.
-Sijo Jonathan E. Kiser
combatives 3 years ago
Sijo Gray is like one of those Legendary wandering Masters who once you have had the privilege of training under them, your potential is increased forever just by a few lessons. I was only able to train with him for about 5-6 lessons but I learned more from them than 20 years of other marial arts training I had. American karate, aikido, TKD, BJJ, Shotokan, and kickboxing were styles I was trained under before Sijo Gray trained me, Now I strike at double speed and have learned JKD like philosophy
leonheart00 4 years ago
Very true. I studied with Master Gray in Nashville, TN when I was in high school for almost a year. Previously I had studied Tae Kwon Do for over a year as well. I learned more in the first month with Sifu Gray than my previous training combined. He really gives a deep understanding of the art beyond just the movements. Even though I haven't studied in many years, I still remember a lot of what I learned from him.
diggityschuagg 3 years ago
I love the maneuvers, you are very skilled. And I get the pun, Johnny Cash's "walk the line" and Bagua, although Bagua is walking in circles, nice subtle joke there!
runetang 4 years ago
Thank you for the kind comments.
GraydragonMA 4 years ago