Thread: WILD; So cool... yet so frustrating.

I don't think that that it's the problem of the methods, but the people who give up on them. There's so many variations because there's a lot of things that work for some people and not for others. If anyone takes the most basic wbtb/wild technique and make adjustments to it according to how their body responds, they should be able to form a method that works for them. Personally for me, learning to WILD was a trial and error journey, and I think a lot of other people can say the same thing.

So yes...in a way the perfect WILD tutorial already exists, but it's up to the learner to shape it to their needs.

Originally Posted by Akono

I don't think that that it's the problem of the methods, but the people who give up on them. There's so many variations because there's a lot of things that work for some people and not for others. If anyone takes the most basic wbtb/wild technique and make adjustments to it according to how their body responds, they should be able to form a method that works for them. Personally for me, learning to WILD was a trial and error journey, and I think a lot of other people can say the same thing.

So yes...in a way the perfect WILD tutorial already exists, but it's up to the learner to shape it to their needs.

Yeah, my current technique is a mixture of several... You really have to accustom it to your own needs.

Lol at everyone has a wild side, but anyway i think you just have to find the technique that works for you. Wilds don't work for everyone, for me personally, i've had success with Wild, deidl, dild rarely but none of the visualization technique have worked for me that much, although i've had around 2 milds, that's the one thing that i want is a mild or a vild or v-wild or whatever you want to call it.