So
the idea there only need be a few forms for a strong system still rolls around.
Now I like my system, which is why I continue to practice it.
But
let’s think again on the process.
There
are many techniques in many countries which cover the same material as Okinawan
arts. Some use forms, some don’t.
To
rethink the question one might say why use more than one technique series as
enough for anyone.
Now
theoretically all one must do in know how to insert that technique into any
attack and conclude it. Sure that takes intense training, but then what dosen’t.
Then
to cover the basis of if someone works out which technique you may use, you
cover your basis and periodically change the technique. That forces you to keep
retraining yourself to remain fresh. You would also have your last technique on
tap to remain unpredictable.
Obvously
you would not teach your student(s) your technique, instead guide them to
developing their own technique. Using past techniques you had master and
discarded from use to continually test them.
A
theoretical consideration.
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