@@JKDSTUDIO Nice to meet you too, friend!!! I really like your channel!!! You are amazing!!!! I'm training JKD too, here in Brazil. My mentor is Régis Roma (group leader of ABJKD -BR) and Adriano Dutra (WNG - EUA - Oficial Instructor and ABJKD - BR Oficial Instructor). Our team is supervised by Vincent Raimondi (he was a student of Ted Wong and member of WNG-USA). He comes to Brazil almost every year to give a seminar. Do you know him? Best wishes to you, man!!! =D
@@ringogerlach1739 let me give you some context. Bruce lee has a quote truth is outside of fixed patterns. Its not that u can't learn something from a form. Or that u can be an exceptional martial. Artist and only study forms. In the beginning I have heard stories bruce did siu lim tau (wc first form) 70 times a day. He knew so many forms and was at a very high level. One of his teachers only taught him forms is my understanding. He made his own dummy form and his own form called something moon. It is absolutely the best form I have ever seen. I would put it close to some of the wing chun but Bruce's form teaches you alot faster would be my guess. If our set is I throw a punch you block then kick then i block and its pre planned neither of us learn anything about fighting. Surprise attack? You wont even be able to react to the first attack. If I do boxing I dont defend against takedowns just boxing punches. I do taekwondo i will learn x blocks and practice them. No one head kicks in a street fight. Some do but if u got into 100 street fights maybe 5 would head kick. The way to train is sparring but before that I pick one attack and without letting you know when I will attack I use just that attack. Eventually you can react to the attack in time. Then you do it naturally without any thinking. It comes and I react. No thoughts your body just moves and you relax. Eventually after doing that with every attack. Getting super good at blocking partying intercepting dodging etc each individual technique you have them do a few techniques and switch it randomly. Do a jab hook and right hand upstairs in any order. I will use slipping this round for example. At some point you spar at a high level full speed no power🔋. Any attack any defense both are in both roles. I have trained forms mostly well actually just wing chun. You gain a high level of if someone attacks me my body will automatically move according to the forms. I have blocked 5 punches in a row unexpected without ever working blocking so many punches. Simply because my body did what it was programmed to do by the form. You gain an ability to train super hard to attain movements or attributes in a way you will actually gain something. You lose gaining fighting skill the fastest. I can't tell you shit about wing chun let's be honest. I have studied for years on my own. Watching and following instructionals. Just almost understand huen sau now. I still don't. My point is I have trained wing chun 1000x longer than my son would ever dream of letting me teach him wing chun. He has a far higher level of application skill in wing chun. I can full speed full skill try and hit him in the face he will block it. I'll trap that move him he still blocks the next 4 or 5 strikes in a row while I off balance him. Not just standing there trapping I do all these high level wing chun things. They aren't necessarily high level like hard to do no one really does them unless they are high level. I can't hit him. Now if I add body shots and kicks I can get him. His high line is incredible. I couldn't do this against someone twice as good at wing chun as me. I mean block all the attacks high line. I have probably 15x the wing chun skill of my son. Doesn't mean anything to him. He just blocks me. I haven't taught him forms. Okay i did once for 5 minutes and he almost hated it. Its peaceful i think. If I say hey try to punch me. Or you can't play video games until you hit me. His reaction is the opposite of hey wanna do forms. He doesnt even wanna do applications just conditioning and fighting. He gets how to do techniques because he has watched me shadowbox/train since a tiny baby. I dont need to yell him shit. It's like how I can do a hook kick like bruce lee. No one explained it to me. Okay several people did but what i mean is there is an aspect of how bruce does a (roundhouse) hook kick that none of them had or explained. It's the drop. Anyways i can do it simply from watching it 5000 times from bruce. Reading his books teach your brain how to think to understand how he talks and fights. Sure that helped an awful lot. Sparring like bruce said is the most important part of training to be able to actually fight. I do forms from time to time. There is hidden treasure in there. WC taught me breathing and being in the zone. Taught me how to meditate super deeply. I have meditated with lots of people i have great skill in it. Proportionate to how long i spent in the zone or using wing chun breathing doing the first form.i will get the hidden treasure and teach it in a way it doesn't take forever to learn. I refuse to teach martial Arts unless the student is exceptionally kind. Think kid goku or luffy. Would never train the best natural ever if the morals were off. Not worth all the glory to make a monster.
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perfect control of body💪
i'm training alone at home, with your videos, n Bruce movies n i'm reading the Tao of jkd
Keep training~!👍
아주 멋지다. 진정한 마스터의 멋진 기술!
감사합니다🙏👍
말이 필요없네요.. 스피드와 타격ㄷㄷ
그리고 영화 같습니다ㅜ
감사합니다!🙏
하관장님 라이브 잘봤습니다
라이브가 더 잘생기셨어요
편집에서 다 담아내지못하는 각도에서의 잘생김이랄까요..
2021년 새해 복 많이 받으시고
훈련하는 영상 항상 찾아보고 있습니다
하...코로나 아니면 단 하루라도 배우고싶습니다
감사합니다 새해복많이 받으시고 이번해 많은 발전이 있기를 바랍니다 기회가 되서 그렇게 된다면 좋겠네요 그때까지 영상이 도움이 된다면 좋겠네요 화이팅입니다~!^^👍
Amazing! Hello from Brazil!
Nice to meet you^^
@@JKDSTUDIO Nice to meet you too, friend!!! I really like your channel!!! You are amazing!!!! I'm training JKD too, here in Brazil. My mentor is Régis Roma (group leader of ABJKD -BR) and Adriano Dutra (WNG - EUA - Oficial Instructor and ABJKD - BR Oficial Instructor). Our team is supervised by Vincent Raimondi (he was a student of Ted Wong and member of WNG-USA). He comes to Brazil almost every year to give a seminar. Do you know him? Best wishes to you, man!!! =D
I don't know him. Thank you for liking my video🙏👍
하철 관장님 멋지십니다.
감사합니다🙏
that speed
nice dude
Thank you🙏
크 역시 사부님 짱이십니다👍👍🔥
고마워~!👍
1:07
❤❤❤❤❤❤
👍🙏
1:18 Hachul I have a question, what do you like to nickname this sequel? very loose and very fast
Nice 👊 more same videos 😲
Thank you~!🙏
코로나 주의하십쇼ㅠ•ㅠ
ㅇㅇ 너도 몸관리 잘하고~!
This might sound stupid but do you ever do forms?
🥴🤷♂️jkd is also wooden dummy or not 🤔only celebrates itself and how fast he is? 🥴🤷♂️👎
@@ringogerlach1739 let me give you some context. Bruce lee has a quote truth is outside of fixed patterns. Its not that u can't learn something from a form. Or that u can be an exceptional martial. Artist and only study forms. In the beginning I have heard stories bruce did siu lim tau (wc first form) 70 times a day. He knew so many forms and was at a very high level. One of his teachers only taught him forms is my understanding. He made his own dummy form and his own form called something moon. It is absolutely the best form I have ever seen. I would put it close to some of the wing chun but Bruce's form teaches you alot faster would be my guess. If our set is I throw a punch you block then kick then i block and its pre planned neither of us learn anything about fighting. Surprise attack? You wont even be able to react to the first attack. If I do boxing I dont defend against takedowns just boxing punches. I do taekwondo i will learn x blocks and practice them. No one head kicks in a street fight. Some do but if u got into 100 street fights maybe 5 would head kick. The way to train is sparring but before that I pick one attack and without letting you know when I will attack I use just that attack. Eventually you can react to the attack in time. Then you do it naturally without any thinking. It comes and I react. No thoughts your body just moves and you relax. Eventually after doing that with every attack. Getting super good at blocking partying intercepting dodging etc each individual technique you have them do a few techniques and switch it randomly. Do a jab hook and right hand upstairs in any order. I will use slipping this round for example. At some point you spar at a high level full speed no power🔋. Any attack any defense both are in both roles. I have trained forms mostly well actually just wing chun. You gain a high level of if someone attacks me my body will automatically move according to the forms. I have blocked 5 punches in a row unexpected without ever working blocking so many punches. Simply because my body did what it was programmed to do by the form. You gain an ability to train super hard to attain movements or attributes in a way you will actually gain something. You lose gaining fighting skill the fastest. I can't tell you shit about wing chun let's be honest. I have studied for years on my own. Watching and following instructionals. Just almost understand huen sau now. I still don't. My point is I have trained wing chun 1000x longer than my son would ever dream of letting me teach him wing chun. He has a far higher level of application skill in wing chun. I can full speed full skill try and hit him in the face he will block it. I'll trap that move him he still blocks the next 4 or 5 strikes in a row while I off balance him. Not just standing there trapping I do all these high level wing chun things. They aren't necessarily high level like hard to do no one really does them unless they are high level. I can't hit him. Now if I add body shots and kicks I can get him. His high line is incredible. I couldn't do this against someone twice as good at wing chun as me. I mean block all the attacks high line. I have probably 15x the wing chun skill of my son. Doesn't mean anything to him. He just blocks me. I haven't taught him forms. Okay i did once for 5 minutes and he almost hated it. Its peaceful i think. If I say hey try to punch me. Or you can't play video games until you hit me. His reaction is the opposite of hey wanna do forms. He doesnt even wanna do applications just conditioning and fighting. He gets how to do techniques because he has watched me shadowbox/train since a tiny baby. I dont need to yell him shit. It's like how I can do a hook kick like bruce lee. No one explained it to me. Okay several people did but what i mean is there is an aspect of how bruce does a (roundhouse) hook kick that none of them had or explained. It's the drop. Anyways i can do it simply from watching it 5000 times from bruce. Reading his books teach your brain how to think to understand how he talks and fights. Sure that helped an awful lot. Sparring like bruce said is the most important part of training to be able to actually fight. I do forms from time to time. There is hidden treasure in there. WC taught me breathing and being in the zone. Taught me how to meditate super deeply. I have meditated with lots of people i have great skill in it. Proportionate to how long i spent in the zone or using wing chun breathing doing the first form.i will get the hidden treasure and teach it in a way it doesn't take forever to learn. I refuse to teach martial Arts unless the student is exceptionally kind. Think kid goku or luffy. Would never train the best natural ever if the morals were off. Not worth all the glory to make a monster.