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Originally Posted by WC_Lun  I think to some extent they can...especially for a beginner However, I think more important is find a teacher who teaches the concepts behind the techniques. At a certain point the concepts transend style. I think the teacher's personality is more important than a style's perceived personality. | You may be right. My Sensei incorperates a solid amount of philosophy into his teachings. Some of the younger students think he talks too much, but his lessons are invaluable.
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