Everyone keep in mind Adam isn't trying to maim Chris. Hakka arts aren't meant for "sparring" or boxing you. They are meant to stop you, immediately viciously, and up close and personal. In reality, if Adam was using Hakka fist, Chris would be done in 1-3 moves and would not be able to reset.
I still don't understand why people fight square like that - look at the first punch that is blocked - if that was a fake, Adam would've been clocked by a decent boxer. And boxing concepts work in the street - instead of a fist jab, I'll use a finger jab to the eyes or throat - and I can throw it fast without telegraphing.
@@zhihonghuang5203 I wouldn't say that Adam would've been clocked, because of two things, Adam wouldn't "have a stance" per say, so the opp wouldn't see it coming, number 2, Hakka fist speciality is, "plowing or mowing" threw an opps attack or defense. In reality, in Hakka fist world, it wouldn't matter if it was a fake, a punch, or defense, Adam could use the same technique, and because of the attribute and short power of the Hakka fist, the opps arm would be destroyed, no matter what the arm did. That's the difference between "western boxing" and "Southern Chinese martial arts"
Mr. Adam Chan I want to be the 2nd alongside House of Kungfu to say you are the best on RUclips. Your humble manner your incredible skillset make your videos a joy to watch. The speed and fluidity of your movements are just a sight to behold. I recently found Goksel Erdogan and I have found the 2 very best Wing Chun/Martial Arts icons I could ever ask for. I just wish I was a young man and had my martial arts life ahead of me. I'm 49 in October and I wish I was 19 again so I could seek you gentlemen out and learn from you. Best wishes so very much to you sir from Ohio USA.
We r always adapting & learning. I'm 66 yr still young. It's experience that helps & speed & a good teacher. Adam is awesome. I've been able to deal with people and students from 18-40 but still see myself as an embrion. If could set clock back Wing Chun would have been good to learn earlier alongside when training Shotokan than later.
Ah yes. The Cantonese culture of kungfu. I would argue that rooftop fights, challenging schools, and a time period of nothing else to do in terms of entertainment, kept schools sharp. Nowadays most people are hobbiests and this lack of pressure testing lead to this embarassing PR nightmare of kungfu not being effective.
If you go a little further back than that in history. Say about 150 years ago or further, striking eyes would be perfectly legal as long as you can justify your action. E.G. It was a duel both sides accepted(signed life waiver). Or if you were attacking a law breaker etc. Nowadays, if you do anything you'll go straight to jail so most people aren't willing to use what they learned and that leads to lack of experience. Edit - Actually, one great historical example would be Hakka vs Canton, when the Hakka people were hated throughout almost all of Southern China because they got into fights everywhere. None of them actually went to jail, the government did not ever step in either, the government let them settle things through martial arts and large scale group fights. These are not made up stories either, you can find it in lots of records written during the mid to late Qing Dynasty. Hakka people fought the Cantonese for 13 years without any government intervention, they've also fought the minnan people(fujian region) for a number of years. So lots of fighting experience using maiming and lethal techniques back in the day, but that stuff just doesn't work in today's legal system.
@Benja Sa Bukid LOL like the 1954 kungfu tournament on RUclips? There were like traffic jams and the seats were packed watching the fight. That fight was hilarious.
Do you have any videos on how to use a 3foot stick/hanbo? I know you use long pole, but I would very interested how you would use a foot stick Hakka Style or Wing Chun Style. Thank you!
Been thinking for long time that wing chun, kali, silat, and many other southern and east asian martial arts, to philipino's, seem to be linked to hakka's fist, double blades, long stick and paddle.. Is there any documentation on this topic you know ? Wondering if some ancient penjabi sailors didn't spread some of those seculars seeds long long time ago..?
@Chr. I don't know where Punjabi influence had anything to do with the spread of MA in SEA, but to date silat is referred to as "Kuntao" which is the Hokkien dialect for martial art. And yes there are many similarities in the Arts you mentioned to Wing Chun or even Fu Jao (tiger). The history of Chinese presence in these countries goes back to the Ming dynasty when China was a super power & had a political role in their history.
@@MustAfaalik Regards to buddhism shaolin myth, I may let myself been influenced by some of indian thinkers and my interst in MA worlwide history : through sanatan shastar vidya for exemple..
Congratulation to oyur agility, speed and invention! Yet, two things I would not do, go aghainst a stronger man face to face and hitting him, that would make him even angrier. Paul, retired instructor,68.
Everyone keep in mind Adam isn't trying to maim Chris. Hakka arts aren't meant for "sparring" or boxing you. They are meant to stop you, immediately viciously, and up close and personal. In reality, if Adam was using Hakka fist, Chris would be done in 1-3 moves and would not be able to reset.
Of course not.
@Benja Sa Bukid well..ruclips.net/video/hMpy4-Bfb_A/видео.html
I still don't understand why people fight square like that - look at the first punch that is blocked - if that was a fake, Adam would've been clocked by a decent boxer. And boxing concepts work in the street - instead of a fist jab, I'll use a finger jab to the eyes or throat - and I can throw it fast without telegraphing.
@@zhihonghuang5203 well to answer you're "square" pose question. It's natural. That's why in the 'hood, they say "square up".
@@zhihonghuang5203 I wouldn't say that Adam would've been clocked, because of two things, Adam wouldn't "have a stance" per say, so the opp wouldn't see it coming, number 2, Hakka fist speciality is, "plowing or mowing" threw an opps attack or defense. In reality, in Hakka fist world, it wouldn't matter if it was a fake, a punch, or defense, Adam could use the same technique, and because of the attribute and short power of the Hakka fist, the opps arm would be destroyed, no matter what the arm did. That's the difference between "western boxing" and "Southern Chinese martial arts"
Mr. Adam Chan I want to be the 2nd alongside House of Kungfu to say you are the best on RUclips. Your humble manner your incredible skillset make your videos a joy to watch. The speed and fluidity of your movements are just a sight to behold. I recently found Goksel Erdogan and I have found the 2 very best Wing Chun/Martial Arts icons I could ever ask for. I just wish I was a young man and had my martial arts life ahead of me. I'm 49 in October and I wish I was 19 again so I could seek you gentlemen out and learn from you. Best wishes so very much to you sir from Ohio USA.
We r always adapting & learning. I'm 66 yr still young. It's experience that helps & speed & a good teacher. Adam is awesome. I've been able to deal with people and students from 18-40 but still see myself as an embrion. If could set clock back Wing Chun would have been good to learn earlier alongside when training Shotokan than later.
The Best on RUclips. By far! It's like listening to my Hakka Grandmaster hearing you talk. You trained well
Very nice, as the saying goes, "all for use, nothing for show".
Appreciate your content looking forward to learning more.
You are #1 thank you Sir!
Blessed we are for receiving your will to spread knowledge !
thanks Adam..clarifying my doubts about fighting; the difference between a tournament and a real life fight
amazing!!!!
Love this stuff this applies to the actual application of a number of traditional styles.
Great Explanation of Hakka tribe.
Yes yoel and if I've been following your channel for a while and it's very good
Nice Adam!
Ah yes. The Cantonese culture of kungfu. I would argue that rooftop fights, challenging schools, and a time period of nothing else to do in terms of entertainment, kept schools sharp. Nowadays most people are hobbiests and this lack of pressure testing lead to this embarassing PR nightmare of kungfu not being effective.
If you go a little further back than that in history. Say about 150 years ago or further, striking eyes would be perfectly legal as long as you can justify your action. E.G. It was a duel both sides accepted(signed life waiver). Or if you were attacking a law breaker etc. Nowadays, if you do anything you'll go straight to jail so most people aren't willing to use what they learned and that leads to lack of experience.
Edit - Actually, one great historical example would be Hakka vs Canton, when the Hakka people were hated throughout almost all of Southern China because they got into fights everywhere. None of them actually went to jail, the government did not ever step in either, the government let them settle things through martial arts and large scale group fights. These are not made up stories either, you can find it in lots of records written during the mid to late Qing Dynasty. Hakka people fought the Cantonese for 13 years without any government intervention, they've also fought the minnan people(fujian region) for a number of years. So lots of fighting experience using maiming and lethal techniques back in the day, but that stuff just doesn't work in today's legal system.
@Benja Sa Bukid LOL like the 1954 kungfu tournament on RUclips? There were like traffic jams and the seats were packed watching the fight. That fight was hilarious.
@@Simon2k17
A lot of those videos were not of martial arts experts fighting
Great stuff. I'd love to see how you would employ bo-jong (covering hands) from chow gar (spm) to break through a guard.
Profe Adán Yoel from Cuba you also dominate Hakka style because you make a very good interpretation
Those in close elbows reminds me of kali and Silat because of close quarters these are dangerous strikes to the opponent pressure points
Do you have any videos on how to use a 3foot stick/hanbo? I know you use long pole, but I would very interested how you would use a foot stick Hakka Style or Wing Chun Style. Thank you!
Can Adam demonstrate any Hakka Chi Sau style drills? Does it have contact "clinging arms"?
guy is so smart
I like how you use the gates.
Will you ever demonstrate the Hakka form on RUclips?
Get chirs to put gloves on and actually try and hit you and show us the working in real time. That would be really cool!
Great content as usual 🤙🏻
Been thinking for long time that wing chun, kali, silat, and many other southern and east asian martial arts, to philipino's, seem to be linked to hakka's fist, double blades, long stick and paddle.. Is there any documentation on this topic you know ?
Wondering if some ancient penjabi sailors didn't spread some of those seculars seeds long long time ago..?
@Chr. I don't know where Punjabi influence had anything to do with the spread of MA in SEA, but to date silat is referred to as "Kuntao" which is the Hokkien dialect for martial art. And yes there are many similarities in the Arts you mentioned to Wing Chun or even Fu Jao (tiger). The history of Chinese presence in these countries goes back to the Ming dynasty when China was a super power & had a political role in their history.
@@MustAfaalik
Regards to buddhism shaolin myth, I may let myself been influenced by some of indian thinkers and my interst in MA worlwide history : through sanatan shastar vidya for exemple..
@@MustAfaalik
I'm not indian but this making me curious :
malicethoughts.blogspot.com/2020/04/lost-cities-of-punjab-ancestral-home-of.html?m=1
@@MustAfaalik
cloudninetalks.blogspot.com/2011/10/bodhi-dharma-forgotten-chapter-in.html?m=1
This is it.. 😁☮️
@@MustAfaalik
ruclips.net/video/Jup5JJ1f3OQ/видео.html
Hakka Ngin ✊
I feel Ike a Charles Dickens character, “More Hsing I please” 😀
I have business proposal I'd to introduce to you that could benefit Kung Fu teachers How do I get in contact with you or Chris?
Sad that you won't film Non-classical Gung Fu, but I get why you won't.
Congratulation to oyur agility, speed and invention! Yet, two things I would not do, go aghainst a stronger man face to face and hitting him, that would make him even angrier. Paul, retired instructor,68.
A small man can beat a big one with good technique
are you hakka 人？ i'm indonesian hakka
Grand Master Jiang Yu Shan is the best…