Semalam kami ambil video dan gambar susun pukul saudara Hus dan saudara Hanif. Dalam bertumbuk memang tak dan nak susun pukul lagi. Bagi aje mana sempat. Tengok gambar dan video, dalam hati kata "ni senang aje nak makan". Muhammad Ali bertumbuk pun nampak mudah. Buat cuba. Apa yang saya nak sampaikan ialah, bila lian kita selalu praktikkan, buah pukul yang kita guna, susun dan mainkan jadi berkesan, nampak bergaya dan tak sumbang. Pergerakan pun jadi lebih bersahaja dan '2nd nature'. Ibarat masa kecik kecik dulu tertib gerak kita meniarap, merangkak, berdiri, jalan jatuh dan berlari. Dah boleh berjalan dan lari, pergi ajelah melangkah, lompat dan panjat kemana aje. Lian juga bermakna Latihan. Belakang parang kalau diasah lagikan tajam. Seorang pemain gitar terkemuka 'omputih' pernah ditanya apa rahsia dia boleh bermain dengan begitu hebat sekali. Spontan dia jawab "latihan, latihan dan latihan". Lagi satu kata kata saya dapat dalam internet, "berlatih seperti anda bergaduh dan bergaduh seperti and berlatih".
Yesterday we took a video and choreograph shots of saudara Hus and saudara Hanif. In a streetfight there's just not enough time for choreography. It's just hitting when and where probable. Upon watching these photos and vids, our hearts would say "this is easy to beat". We see Muhammad Ali fight. Try boxing like him. My point is, if we always practice Lian, the techniques that we learn, choreograph and apply become effective, stylish and is not indecent. Movements also become more casual as second nature. Like once when we were small, we lay, crawl, stand and fall until we run. Able to walk and run, we went ahead to stride, jump and climb wherever be.
Lian also means practice. Even the back of a machete can be sharp if sharpened. A famous guitar player was once asked about his secret to playing so well. Spontaneously he said "Practice, practice and practice." Another quote I got from the net, "train like you fight and fight like you train".
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