6:01 That’s the first time I’ve seen all three of you together at the same time! 😂 Also, thank you so much for the applications! No one else on RUclips does that, only you. 👍🙏
Sifu do you have any experience with Jooklum Southern praying Mantis? Your skills are extraordinary and incomparable and your understanding of so many different arts is in my view unsurpassed, thank you.
We did not go into the details in the video, but if you watch our video with an open mind, you will gain insights, stay tuned! In any case, Traditional martial arts teach us to know ourselves and know our opponent, assess the situation, seize opportunities, how to create opportunities, seize the moment, and control the opponent.
@@cwscma My mind is wide open. And I understand what you said about seizing opportunities etc. But I just haven't seen any of those opportunities present themselves in a real spirited sparring situation. None presented themselves for these intricate moves and counter moves. It's very seldom that you could access or control your opponent's limbs long enough to perform those moves. All these may work if the opponent is weak and slow, but then again, anything would work if that is the case.
@@KOFAKEDEM This is a highly logical question which cannot be satisfactorily answered if you only focus on moves and countermoves in combat forms (whether CMA or otherwise). Connecting and controlling limbs in a stand up fight is an issue of distance management, and this skill needs to be drilled often and under intense pressure to yield any positive result. Sometimes dealing with a resisting opponent, you just have to force an opening for yourself in order to get to the limbs. Start small and aim for the wrist. Throw some hands. If the opponent blocks your strike, he has already given you access to his limbs. If he doesn't block and moves backwards, close the distance (basically like a cha cha dance) and go for clinches / underhooks / overhooks, then your opponent is forced to play the hand fight game with you or he risks getting thrown. Watch Sifu Li's Tan Tui series for dealing with retracting limbs (where the opponent throws the first strike instead), where he skips the wrist and goes for the throat / face directly as these are higher priority targets. If the opponent manages to block, then the "bridge" is re-established. Maintaining limb control while standing up is a different story. Unlike grappling on the ground (where it is easier for you to apply a significant portion of your bodyweight on a smaller portion of the opponent's body to isolate and control limbs), there are less options for you to generate sufficient force to hold a limb securely for a prolonged period (even more difficult when there are no sleeves to grab and hands are sweaty), hence proper posture and body positioning is key. Unless you possess significantly superior grip strength, you can't expect to secure a wrist for long with solely your grips. Hence once you secure a wrist you should be thinking about going for higher sections of the controlled limb (e.g. elbow, biceps / triceps) and also trap that particular section using your body as a frame (e.g. under your armpit against your ribcage, or under your triceps against your chest) and connect your bodyweight to that section by maintaining a low centre of gravity (e.g. using arrow stance or horse stance), then you have cleared a lot of conditions to execute certain techniques found in CMA forms.
多謝李師傅們拆解那麽詳我又長知了，👍🏻玩耐左才知, 好多小跳走/偷步其實都很有用的, 不是靜係一味攻攻沖沖☝🏻😆
6:01 That’s the first time I’ve seen all three of you together at the same time! 😂
Also, thank you so much for the applications! No one else on RUclips does that, only you. 👍🙏
Xie Xie Sifu for sharing the Video and to explain the techniques 🙏❤️🌎 best greetings from Mike
Excelente técnica mi estimado amigo eres un maestro de kun fu eres de los mejores maestros me encanta el kun fu lo estoy grabando
The breakdown of the techniques and their applications is just awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. I'm learning Hung Ga in the US and your videos are so helpful in explaining the form and purpose.
謝謝你！
我一开始还以为千字劈用来劈人，没有想到还可以那样用很多招式真的需要师傅解析才知道怎么用😄
I agree 100%. We Americans that practice Chinese martial arts are really lucky to be able to watch this master. 🙏
Interesting, demonstrated in detail . Good job.
Very good.
Sifu do you have any experience with Jooklum Southern praying Mantis? Your skills are extraordinary and incomparable and your understanding of so many different arts is in my view unsurpassed, thank you.
Sifu have experienced with Southern Mantis, but not Jooklum.
@cwscma thanks for replying 🙏 Seeing him demonstrate any Southern Mantis would be nice 👍 if he ever decides too.
請問李師傅，如果你以掙消掙再用膊頭壓㬹嗰下師兄直拉接撞你，咁你點破？
請問，鐵線拳是內箝羊或是外箝羊呢？我師傅教我是外箝羊。因爲可以箝肚，練前大腿肌，小腿後肌及腰部。請指教！謝你。
我們會有機會專題講解一下
真係可以嗎？ 似講套路。
Everything works if the opponent moves and reacts as expected, but how often does that happen?
We did not go into the details in the video, but if you watch our video with an open mind, you will gain insights, stay tuned!
In any case, Traditional martial arts teach us to know ourselves and know our opponent, assess the situation, seize opportunities, how to create opportunities, seize the moment, and control the opponent.
@@cwscma My mind is wide open. And I understand what you said about seizing opportunities etc. But I just haven't seen any of those opportunities present themselves in a real spirited sparring situation. None presented themselves for these intricate moves and counter moves. It's very seldom that you could access or control your opponent's limbs long enough to perform those moves. All these may work if the opponent is weak and slow, but then again, anything would work if that is the case.
@@KOFAKEDEM This is a highly logical question which cannot be satisfactorily answered if you only focus on moves and countermoves in combat forms (whether CMA or otherwise). Connecting and controlling limbs in a stand up fight is an issue of distance management, and this skill needs to be drilled often and under intense pressure to yield any positive result.
Sometimes dealing with a resisting opponent, you just have to force an opening for yourself in order to get to the limbs. Start small and aim for the wrist. Throw some hands. If the opponent blocks your strike, he has already given you access to his limbs. If he doesn't block and moves backwards, close the distance (basically like a cha cha dance) and go for clinches / underhooks / overhooks, then your opponent is forced to play the hand fight game with you or he risks getting thrown. Watch Sifu Li's Tan Tui series for dealing with retracting limbs (where the opponent throws the first strike instead), where he skips the wrist and goes for the throat / face directly as these are higher priority targets. If the opponent manages to block, then the "bridge" is re-established.
Maintaining limb control while standing up is a different story. Unlike grappling on the ground (where it is easier for you to apply a significant portion of your bodyweight on a smaller portion of the opponent's body to isolate and control limbs), there are less options for you to generate sufficient force to hold a limb securely for a prolonged period (even more difficult when there are no sleeves to grab and hands are sweaty), hence proper posture and body positioning is key. Unless you possess significantly superior grip strength, you can't expect to secure a wrist for long with solely your grips. Hence once you secure a wrist you should be thinking about going for higher sections of the controlled limb (e.g. elbow, biceps / triceps) and also trap that particular section using your body as a frame (e.g. under your armpit against your ribcage, or under your triceps against your chest) and connect your bodyweight to that section by maintaining a low centre of gravity (e.g. using arrow stance or horse stance), then you have cleared a lot of conditions to execute certain techniques found in CMA forms.
食碌鵝好過😊碌肘😎
传统武术有一点无法理解，就是不能变革自己与现代搏击训练模式结合改造
起碼套路左右不平衡，偏重右手右腳（洪拳好些），就已經不好了。很少對練，練力，練氣。快改進吧！
真係「專業沙包」，要乜嘢破綻，就有乜嘢破綻。
如果唔練力，練功夫真係得啖笑 😂 佢講咁多嘢，只有對小朋友有用。
幻想！而幻想得太虛幻！不如多練對打，練力，練氣，集中練幾招實際的招式比較好。
快改！否則國術沒落了。。。
師傅自己撩撩瘦瘦，不如自己先多練器材，舉重，多有肌肉，才再講吧！