Kam Na Locking Techniques | Sifu Sergio Revisited 2018 (Part 2) | Season 2 Episode 21
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2018
- 🎥 Watch my exclusive video interview with Sergio Iadarola, discussing 'Kam Na' locking techniques and the internal energy needed to effectively use the locks in application. Recorded in Hong Kong with Kieren Krygier for THE MARTIAL MAN show.
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Sifu Sergio is amazing! Great video! Thank you!
Why so much hate against Sergio, he did gain my respect because of he left everything and moved hk and dedicated all his life to martial arts ,already 11 dislike from people with ego monster
Unfortunately, there is a lot of hate and jealousy in the martial arts world, it's sad.
Man you have a good eye for finding the real masters
I really liked the inclusion of the Aikido wrist technique there. Nikkyo (second control) and Sifu here is actually quite correct in most Aikido there is too much choreographed movement. In my system of Aikido, T. K. Chiba lineage, Nikkyo is done slightly different to avoid the Mexican standoff position you demonstrated. In our system, we trap the hand as you did however the hand BEING does not lay palm down (flat) on the opponent's wrist because he has equal opportunity to respond with the same Nikkyo, in our style, we keep the palm on a 90° angle usually with fingers splayed and extention of intention and Ki energy. I have found this to be a much more effective way. But exactly the same energy mentioned here. In fact, with sinking Ki and correctly timed with the breath its and easy wrist break so much so that in Birankai (Chiba lineage) students are taught very specific ways to receive technique to minimise injury.
All in all a wonderful video Sir!
Very interesting! I love would to meet Sifu Sergio and train with him one day. Also the martial man looks like he is improving and knows his stuff. Great video.
Jack Simmins thank you for your feedback, it's appreciated.
That was awesome, thanks!
Thanks!
glad i came across the channel recently, during a spontaneous martial art binge.
it is hard not to watch these videos with a giant grin on my face (partly due to cannabis) from how fascinating each one is.
and beyond inspiring to venture into the practice of kung fu myself
had to sub for the exclusives
Thank you for supporting my work. Enjoy the videos
Will be donating as well, in hopes of more knowledge and understanding to come
wonderful!
Nice video!, Thank You for sharing, greetings from Chile.
Greetings 🙏
Very nice,these concepts and methods are taught in Daito Ryu AikiJujitsu and Hakkoryu Jujitsu and in great detail.I enjoy all your videos 🙏🏼
Thanks for the comment and feedback.
Without being an expert I think aiki seem to be much less internal and more about position, posture and large movments.
@@THEMARTIALMAN You should do a shoot of Daito Ryu and true Aiki no jutsu.
Amazing
Excellent
That was great.
Hey Martial Man, I rly like your Work and the worth you put into the martial arts world! I was wondering if you planned to also cover Silat, the malaysian and indonesian equivalent to Kung Fu, someday. I think you are just the right Pioneer and so to speak diplomat for the communication between authentic martial arts and "mainstream" and Sports Martial Arts.
I'm seeing a pattern where you need to have that internal energy, then the techniques will work regardless of brute strength. It seems like once you have this, like Sifu Sergio, you can become quite adept at any martial arts.
Thar was cool i will hit the like button for that.
Appreciated
I had no idea that GM Kwong passed away. My deepest condolences to his family, friends, students, etc.
Very Good. All the Critics only give lip service and never actually go and feel it. This is the difference between having ones Ego subdued or Growing the Ego so big with talk only and they don't actually experience it . It astounds me, why critics say its rubbish and then don't actually seek proof... They just say its rubbish and leave it at that... No one can grow in life with that outlook. Go and seek this teacher if you don't believe and you will be sorry you ever had such an Ego. I support Tai chi chuan Skills as well As Wing chin and other arts that show softness to over come hardness it is real and not magic.
Good afternoon sifu.
Can stiky energy stop a wrestling takedown?
they are very fast.
If you are taken to the ground, can you use your internal energy to counter a bjj fighter?
I have no doubts about the effectiveness of the internal style against stand-up fights, my doubts are about takedowns and fights on the ground.
Ow man I wish I could just *understand* (let alone *apply* :-)) how this works... it looks so magical. Kieren, can you tell us (just in text maybe) what you feel/experience during these locks, like you did with Adam Mizner's video a while ago?
I have a long list of articles that I plan to write in the near future. I will also try to cover this topic to help people understand what is happening.
THE MARTIAL MAN please I really want to learn those internal powers
That's awesome! Thanks for responding :-)
bl33kselderij you're welcome
Please Make one on Hui Muslims Xingyi leuhequan. It's very secret and it's said to be most aggressive Version of all Xingyi. You have made one on TanTui with Adam Hsu. Adam Hsus tantui is also from Hui people.Mok Gar , Choy Gar would be great too.
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where is thee full video?
Is there more to this? This video I mean? Seem pretty short.
What happens when two people have this sinking chi skill? It becomes who can sink chi first, deeper??
would be cool if you could expand on this by visiting older teachers and see their perspectives on this topic
I have a lot of additional videos on my site and will be filming even more over the next few years. Thanks for your comment
@@THEMARTIALMAN I've seen a bunch of your work, it's good stuff! Keep at it 🙏
Evo's Basics thank you 🙏 I have a lot more to come.
If you know the point, you can keep the opponent from landing. If you let them land, you give them power. No landing = no power. If they have no power, they can't resist. If you don't *know*, everything else is useless because you won't see when the condition is there (or not).
could you explain it better please?
Can you do a series on hung gar?
Dante Hill sure, in the future.
@@THEMARTIALMAN Also Hui Muslims Xingyi leuhequan. Their Xingyi is very secret and it's said to be more aggressive version of all.
Did you feel the internal part?
Or was it just muscle..bones....redirection to destruct and set the balance off?
This is all what we wonder about?
I hope from now on all time of demonstration shows a beast in front of him...or a small person that applies this...in western world...bouncers are like sumo wrestlers..fierceful mass of moving energy like a mastiff...this is syn that would make us believe or lose faith...I hope you both next time have some time to enrich the presentations to that end.
Respectfully to both of you
Hi, as a Democrat I'm always culturally sensitive to variant cultural practices and perspectives. I was just trying to understand the sinking aspect of the technique. Are you lowering your body weight or are you compressing your internal structure within downward?
Martial arts have nothing to do with politics and, especially, woke culture.
Standing lock is difficult, if you have more powerful resistant opponent... But it does not mean nobody could do it...
Bro i am saw your last video about silat, but let me ask u do u had mastered " ilmu kanuragan" from silat? Ilmu kanuragan make silat deadly and epic. If u looking for about what is ilmu kanuragan check on youtube" silat tni ad", from cnn indonesia channel thats indonesia military perform silat with mastering " ilmu kanuragan".
Thanks for the info, much appreciated
I've learned locks that feel like a bolt of electricity shooting thru me.They make me feel like jumping out of my skin.
Tamas Szaba Really?
Are these guys talking about this is something to be used in fighting? Asking for a UFC Fan friend
Depends on the situation. If you are a bouncer and in close range, maybe yes. Against high level trained professionals like in the UFC, probably not. It's hard to stick to a high speed punch and hard to catch the opponent that has good footwork. Most internal stylists get knocked out before even getting into trapping or clinch range. The reason being is that alot of internal qualities rely on focus and the spine. The moment you get hit in the face, you lose both focus and it disrupts the spine due to the impact. This will turn off your internal power instantly and you'll end up relying on muscle to win the fight anyways. If we doubled the level of this guy in the video...maybe.
Qui hai spiegato delle cose giuste ....secondo me
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Ok. I respect him a bit more. He is trying EVERY grappling approach. He does BJJ. He isn't mocking it. He is ..... hopefully..... eventually incorporating it in to what he does.
It would be great if everyone would tell what chin na they were using in terms of short arm long arm or rolling the grand circle before there video. Because I see a lot of videos that mix more than one system of chin na like your first roll back would be countered by a step out shoulder press pluck into the opponents roll back would be rolling into grand push hands. Where if you were to counter with gan da downward outward block and split to the neck it would be short arm chin na. There is two different systems of movement that applications could come from one being static the other dynamic. Just a observation from practice. Wing chun would use short arm chin na so the stepping backwards roll back posture kinda threw me for a loop because in wing chunk you would shift to keep forward pressure and the arm lock would roll inward and downward instead of being roll pulled backward.
How come we do not see practitioners of this art in UFC? Looks like they can become champions very fast very easily, and the figths will be very short, at the first contact, the fight will be over.
Either it is not applicable in a real fight situation or maybe too much cooperation of the students with the teacher believing it is actually happening.....
cause like ya said fight will be over quick as....people wont watch so money wont be made....simple
Perhaps you should read the rules of the UFC and other MMA competitions.
The ban on "Small joint manipulation" includes twisting, pulling or bending fingers, toes, wrists and (in some organisations) ankles.
Because it is virturly dissapproved by self consient once u acquired it
Туфта про энергию и чи))) физика раздел механика - рычаги! На Вытяжке увеличивая плече рычага берем точку опоры и прикладываем силу... то же блин откровения про космос
Do you sparr?
Compliance
Sergio fool larola
Kung fu rub...!?? Really?? Doesnt work like the useless art that is called wing chun itself...
Bullshitzu! Xx