The Truth of Chinese Grappling Using The Grappling Block
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- This week we delve into the often misunderstood techniques of Chinese Chin Na. Shifu Gregg demonstrates how to use this block in a real world scenario and when it won't work.
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Hey Sifu, I'm bujinkan (good bujinkan) and a little hsing yi. ....I love your stuff. God, it's the little things you do that make my toes curl with glee. Thanks for the inspiration to get back into training.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and enjoy the videos we are putting down. Thank you for the kind words and understanding what we are doing with the vids. Please share and follow. More vids to come. 🤙🙏💪
After RUclips suggested another video where some dude was saying traditional martial arts did not work, I remembered those monkey, snake and drunken boxing videos I saw a long time ago and went to check them out again
What a delightful surprise to discover new videos in the same style on his channel!
It's really good to see kung fu applied in a modern setting.
I would love to see videos were you spar, I'm very curious to see what looks similar and what looks different from other styles.
Thanks for breathing so much life into this style that I love! Keep up the good work!
I have some vids of sparring on my shorts. I will put more up for you guys to check out. I appreciate you witching our vids and enjoying them. 💪💪💪🤙
Keep it up Sifu! I practice Kung Fu myself and your doing great.😂😂
Thank you for the support and the positive feedback 🤙🤙🤙🙏
Chin Na , some of my favorite techniques! Thanks for the great video Shifu Gregg.
Love me some Chin na🤙. Thanks for the support 🙏
I always loved the eagle claw grabs. They feel natural to me. Great video!
Eagle claw grabs are absolutely amazing, and you can find them in most styles of king fu 🤙🙏
@Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu Yes! You can find them in Wushu too!
Chin Na is like a world in itself I love it. There are lots of worlds in Kung Fu.
And then there is the big western social world. Where people are debating and fighting about what is the good martial arts and bad martial arts, but I don't listen to them. I know what is when I see it. And sometimes it is the ones they say are bad, that are actually the real ones.
Unfortunately alot of people out there give opinions when they have little to no experience. It's a shame. To me, all those people talking crap are just noise. Thanks again for watching and supporting 💪🤙🙏
In our style it can be found in Bassai Dia, Kanku Dai, Heian Nidan, Yondan and Godan, etc... ✌️👏🙌🥋
Oss! Respect your patience and time for making these videos. 🙏🙌👏✌️🥋Oss!
Know Dim Mak or Vital Strike Point makes it even more lethal. 🙏🥋
We are more similar than different, and I'm glad you see all the similarities we have that binds us together as martial artists. Blessings and light 🙏🙏🙏🤙
@@AuthenticShaolin Oss! Respect! 👍✌️👏🙌🥋🙏🙏🙏
Great to see you pumping out more awesome content.
Is there any Shaolin techniques that include Bajiquan Techniques Piqua or Bagua.
As these are styles I have trained in
Keep up the great work.
From Australia 🇦🇺 👍
Some of the forms I do have a little of bajiquan incorporated in them. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel. More vids to come. Blessings and light 🤙🤙🤙🙏
5:21 love this technique, among the most underrated techniques of all time...ofcourse we in JuJitsu call it Kotegaeshi
Awesome. We are more similar than different. Thanks for the support and input 🤙
@@AuthenticShaolin 🥊✌💪
Could you make more Chinese grappling/ Chin Na videos?
Absolutely 🤙🤙🤙🙏
Crazy how it spells CHINA
Amazing shih Gung, Ty!
Thanks for watching. More vids to come 🤙🙏💪
Great video! All of your videos are educational. So much information in them. Thanks!
You are very welcome. I appreciate the support 💪🤙
The guy that taught me is insane at this and a tiger style specialist. Basically human Tai Lung. This is what can make an eastern style the absolute devil to deal with.
I'd like to see the bjj response to this
2:06 I've seen this shoulder-lock-leg-sweep a couple of times in both gi and no-gi. I think it's a good technique to take advantage of the bent-over posture most BJJ guys automatically get into. I've used this move two or three times when the opportunity presented itself, but I don't look for it because I think it's hard to set up. Although a Judo black belt did blast me with this once.
5:35 I find this wrist lock unrealistic. Student has both arms just chillin. Any good grappler will reflexively pummel in immediately from that position and *not* go for that bicep grab at 5:45. But there is a Aikido sparring (yes, real sparring) video where some nice wrist locks can be seen.
7:30 This block-to-elbow-lock has been shown ineffective ever since MMA found RUclips. Additional supporting evidence - every arrest video where any sort of elbow lock is attempted and failed, even with 3 cops vs 1 resisting suspect.
7:50 Basic arm drag. Every grappler has used a variation of this. I think the proceeding elbow attack would work, but I'd prefer either taking the back or omoplata. "But if you go to the ground in a street fight-" Step over for a standing armbar or kick the head and disengage.
@HangmanActual I appreciate your input.
You have great views on these techniques. All these techniques have been pressure tested and done during Sanda and continuous fighting. They don't work all the time, but that's why we have many skills to choose from when fighting opponents. Thanks again for watching and accurately giving your opinion. 🤙🤙🤙
@@HangmanActualthe technique at 5:25 totaly works, it's just a low precentage technique, but sometimes when the stars align it can be a great surprise that gets you a great armbar on the ground