Why palm strikes are more deadly than punches 寧挨十拳不挨一掌

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  • Опубликовано: 9 май 2024
  • Join my Patreon ( / bajiquanonline ) for more. Free for limited time! Or join other supporters to buy a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/jianjun.... online Bajiquan tutorial discusses a Chinese Martial Arts proverb, "You'd rather take 10 punches than one palm strike." And why in Bajiquan, we hold fist in a relaxed form. #onlinetutorial #bajiquan #八極拳 #chinesemartialarts
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  • @blockmasterscott
    @blockmasterscott 17 дней назад +17

    My first master was a Vietnamese factory worker that fought in the Vietnam War. When he was training me in Kung Fu he told me more than once that if he fought someone that used the fist, he was not afraid, but if he fought someone using an open palm or their fingers, he knew he was in trouble.
    To this day, I remember him jabbing me with his finger tips while fighting, and man that hurt like Hell.
    I’ll never forget him, Sang Traung, a minimum wage graveyard shift factory worker that was the real deal with traditional martial arts.
    His tiger claw rakes with all five fingers were nothing to scoff at.

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  17 дней назад +11

      Very interesting story. As we say in China, “The true masters are often found amongst the common folk.” Hard work and determination will yield magical results.

  • @miked7074
    @miked7074 19 дней назад +10

    I started this art be ause it is often called the bodyguard art. If you use a palm strike in self defence or when defending a client you will have a easier defence in court . It is viewed as slapping the assailant not beating him with your fist.

  • @artistpenguin5890
    @artistpenguin5890 21 день назад

    I was about to post a question about the hollow fist, but here you already answered it. Thank you for your work!

  • @tonytomahawk5160
    @tonytomahawk5160 12 дней назад +2

    I'm not a student of this style.
    However I can say when I was taught southeast Asian martial arts four decades ago the palm was considered the primary head and chest region strike for self defense.
    Not to mention when I learned Shuai jiao palms were highly effective for disrupting flow and balance.
    I even avoided jail because the palm didn't give the intent of doing harm.
    To this day I slap a wooden pole for at least thirty minutes

  • @davidrodgers6939
    @davidrodgers6939 21 день назад +2

    Thank you for what you are doing.

  • @RODRIGAOBARRETO
    @RODRIGAOBARRETO 20 дней назад

    Very interesting, Sir.

  • @frankmartinez4856
    @frankmartinez4856 16 дней назад

    Been studying southern Gung Fu for 48 yrs.! Notice, using Palm strikes 90% of the time 😳Thanks, Shifu 💕😬

  • @victory-design
    @victory-design 18 дней назад

    Hi,
    I want to ask you bajiquan seems like a powerful art but is it practical in self defense or sparring?
    Very little footage out there of bajiquan practitioners competing/showing its practicality.

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  18 дней назад +3

      Many of my videos discussed related topics. In short yes. We have it since the late Qing Dynasty and it was used in death and life situations like battlefields. It is NOT for competition though. Almost all Bajiquan attacks will break any rules in modern combat sports.

  • @ADirtCheapLifeParaguay
    @ADirtCheapLifeParaguay 15 дней назад

    Lovely presentation. I really appreciate it. I can't make a fist due to a tendon injury so open hand is my only option. Your instruction is brilliant, thank you.

  • @kenken8765
    @kenken8765 21 день назад +1

    Sometime after getting my wrist injured, I was warned about how unbelievably fragile the hands are due to having so many delicate joints in it. Do you have a recommended safer way of practicing with an open palm?

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  21 день назад +2

      Usually hand injuries are caused by wrong defence techniques other than attacking using a palm. Hitting sand bags are quite safe if done gradually.

  • @marcovigna530
    @marcovigna530 21 день назад

    Very interesting, master, thank you. Can I ask you a question? Is palm conditioning needed, as with the “iron palm,” to make it effective?

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  21 день назад +4

      Yes. In all Chinese Martial Arts hand strengthening is required. Finger push ups, sand bags or iron sand bags are all part of this training.

    • @blockmasterscott
      @blockmasterscott 17 дней назад +2

      Yes, most definitely. Using the sand bags over a decade was a determining factor in developing power. It takes time though. Years.

  • @anojjayangana1241
    @anojjayangana1241 3 дня назад

    Boxers fracture can be healed, if with sufficient medical care 100% (with proper stabilisation by fixation and rest), fracture of scaphoid carpal bone can lead to avascular necrosis and permanent disability of wrist joint, can happen in a palm strike if you use enough force on a hard enough surface

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  3 дня назад +1

      A palm properly strengthened and used correctly won't get injured in that way. That's why we stress foundation exercises and moves/routines.

    • @anojjayangana1241
      @anojjayangana1241 3 дня назад

      Shouldn't use without proper conditioning I guess

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  3 дня назад +1

      @@anojjayangana1241 Generally, even without proper conditioning, palms are less prone to injuries if used correctly. An unconditioned fist would almost always get injured.

  • @nickraf1212
    @nickraf1212 17 дней назад

    Is the fingers' position same for all Baji style?

  • @joanstone6740
    @joanstone6740 17 дней назад +1

    xingyi has hollow fist

  • @alfredoortiz6756
    @alfredoortiz6756 21 день назад +1

    I want to start learning Bajiquan but i also want to learn piguaquan.

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  21 день назад

      As I replied before, I only teach Bajiquan. You can start learning by practising according to my tutorials.

    • @alfredoortiz6756
      @alfredoortiz6756 21 день назад

      @@bajiquan.online then do you know of anyone who is teach piguaquan? I should start with tutorials found on your RUclips channel?

  • @DxModel219
    @DxModel219 19 дней назад

    I have more control and I can project my energy more with palm strikes

  • @ervanrhermawan2380
    @ervanrhermawan2380 21 день назад +1

    is it too late for 40 something years old person to start learning bajiquan?

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  21 день назад +3

      No. Not at all. Even if you don’t have any foundation you can still learn it based on your own physical condition. People of all ages and physical strength can benefit.

    • @rezamuhammad7722
      @rezamuhammad7722 21 день назад

      I started practicing baji quan at 39. Now, i am 49.

    • @darkomtobia
      @darkomtobia 16 дней назад

      If you're not dead it's never too late to do most anything. That mindset is my guiding light at 56.

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  16 дней назад

      @@darkomtobia That’s the spirit of a martial artist!

    • @skyillegaldiver8962
      @skyillegaldiver8962 День назад

      I started wing Chun in my late 60s. Now in my 70 s. Still progressing. It's worth learning for its own sake as a beautiful skill, a pleasurable body movement, and as a strong motivation to stay unfat. Fighting? It'll never happen. But if it does I'll not be clueless. If you've ever wanted to do a martial art, do it. Bajiquan is a great one for us elder statesmen!

  • @lonewolf5896
    @lonewolf5896 11 дней назад +2

    The egg...is whats known as Cotton Fist...Cotton Palm

  • @lurchman60
    @lurchman60 15 дней назад +1

    Absolutely, open hand Palm strikes, or slaps open hand slaps as Americans call it, can be extremely devastating, just ask any professional wrestler, the man with the most dangerous open hand slap was the immortal Andre the Giant, you didn't want to take an open hand slap from that man!

    • @lurchman60
      @lurchman60 15 дней назад

      What about dim mak?

    • @bajiquan.online
      @bajiquan.online  15 дней назад

      That works by using well-conditioned fingers. Although it won't really make a person freeze up immediately, attacking those pressure points often disable a person's certain parts so they can't attack any more.

  • @apolyedapolyed7524
    @apolyedapolyed7524 20 дней назад

    鐵沙掌(Iron Sand Palm)打爆金鐘罩(Golden Bell Shield)死門!