Kung Fu San Soo web anouncement

Kung Fu San Soo lessons with Master Raul Ries coming to the web

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Arts
• Fu
• Jimmy
• Kung
• Martial
• Raul
• Ries
• San
• Soo
• Woo

[vincentradcliffe]

I anxiously await seeing your KFSS videos. I'd like to request that you film the smaller details up close. Definitely use wide shots so we can see the entire body move, but take a second zoomed in shot of how a fist or claw looks, where you place your fingers on a leverage, to show exactly where a pressure point or target is on the body.  It's all the little things that make up the effectiveness of The Art and yet in videos they are often the easiest to lose in translation. God Bless!

[ethomson0]

I eargerly look forward to it. I've seen some of your San Soo before, and I really enjoy it. Thanks, God Bless.

[idahocharley]

So where are your videos?

[Dinagil1]

cant wait i want my lil boy to learn.Thank you and GBY

[MJG00725]

Raul you are an inspiration to me that I may be just like you spiritually and physically strong.

[almenaja]

looking forward to it !

[Ben0dom]

as long as you fight like you did you learned from jimmy, i'll watch everyday. i'm in!

[seventhgen]

Opps, see I did it too lolol. I meant to say that Raul might have started in the "late 60's or early 70's", but I not sure as to what date exactly. Either way, he's been in it for a long time. Sorry I missed the typo. I'll try harder next time :-)

[seventhgen]

Ummm, this is going to sound like I'm nit picking here but, I'm not really. Small clarification here. Raul didn't learn from my Grandfather for 40 some odd years, like he said. I think he just said it the wrong way. Any way, Raul has been training for a number of decades. I think he started in the late 70's or early 60's. My Grandfather only taught here in America for about 29 years at the most.

[jtdjrussell]

Pastor Ries when are your kung fu lessons going to begin. I'm trying to be patient but anxiously waiting.

[SanSooSifu]

Excellent suggestions Vincent! I would request of Master Raul Ries to show everyone the proper way to "base out lessons," i.e. experimenting with a lesson and seeing how to make it work from all eight directions on a compass (N-S-E-W-NE-NW-SE-SW); as well as working the lesson both "short arm" & "long arm," at different distances. This type of basing out the lessons is the "higher levels" of Kung-Fu San Soo that some 1st generation students cry about not receiving from Grand Master Jimmy H. Woo.

[colecash415]

what' up Kevin? It's Steve from photo shot awhile back. Ur so right about this guy being afraid! lol. We had a hard core muslim guy before the war started in our class & there's a chance i could be on a video in some cave. lol. But i ain't loseing any sleep over it. But i did wondered how they knew about San Soo? lol.

And congrats on doing well at tournament.. good job!