Thank you for coming back✓ Shifu. I've been following you and saved your series in my computer for step by step studying. So this adds on to the beautiful lessons I've got. Thank you
I would much rather see the laan sau being used as the cross arm block, which was used extensively by George Foreman during his comeback run in the 90s. Using it to stop a frontal bear hug seems far-fetched to me. Although, based on anecdotes, frontal bear hugs are not common and the laan sau cannot be used to counter a single or double leg take down.
Thank you for coming back✓ Shifu. I've been following you and saved your series in my computer for step by step studying. So this adds on to the beautiful lessons I've got. Thank you
Hey, I've been saving Sifu's video too since I stop going to class. Quite hard to travel more than an hour since I moved to another state
A big welcome back to you, sir.
Welcome back sir!
I would much rather see the laan sau being used as the cross arm block, which was used extensively by George Foreman during his comeback run in the 90s. Using it to stop a frontal bear hug seems far-fetched to me. Although, based on anecdotes, frontal bear hugs are not common and the laan sau cannot be used to counter a single or double leg take down.
The application you referenced is more in line with how the ‘Laan Sau’ action is presented in the ‘Cham Kiu’ form.
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