How to Do Lap Sau aka Grabbing Hand | Wing Chun
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How to Do Lap Sau aka Grabbing Hand | Wing Chun
Okay. Lap sau is another common technique in Wing Chun, a simple explanation, is it, it means grabbing hand. It actually doesn't mean to pull which a lot of people think it does. It's very important to actually that you don't pull your opponent when you use the lap sau. You'll see some people when they teach the students they teach to actually pull in this way here. The problem is that if your opponent is very heavy or very strong or they're very skillful in Wing Chun, any force that I give him especially anything that goes towards me he can use that against me. If I pull him towards me he can come with an elbow or even worst yet I even just open up the line for another punch to come in. So what you always need to take in consideration especially when you’re fighting somebody whose got a very strong side guard is that you have to always watch out for the back hand. If I do some enormously crazy movement in the front and expose this one here it's going, you’re going to have disastrous results.
So if we were to make contact, either the guy is too close to you or I send my hand forward or he's even fired a punch at me and I use a lap sau. I'm always going to try to use it to turn his body a little bit. All right. In other words to move a little bit further away from his punching hand here. So when you do a lap sau, when you grab you shouldn't think of grabbing and pulling, which can open yourself up to being punched. You should either think about grabbing and pressing. Okay. And if your opponent is very big and very strong and you can't move them you can always grab and press yourself out of the way. All right. So either way you want the force to go further away now. Everybody is capable of grabbing and pressing because you've been to the supermarket and you've grabbed a shopping cart, you held on to it, and you pushed it like this. Unfortunately when people practice grabbing in martial arts, they always think of pulling. But for lap sau it’s actually the opposite. So I send my hand forward and lap sau punch like this and I send this forward. Okay. As opposed to coming towards me. This is the simple idea behind lap sau.
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Very important points covered in your videos.
I like the idea of you stepping on his foot to prevent him from turning with you at the end. Hope people noticed that little detail.
Aw man, this is too true. I never thought about it before, though. It's essentially a pull to the side, away from your body, but characterizing it as a push for some reason never coalesced in my head until you just put words to it. Excellent!
Me too.
Fantastic tutorial
Hmm this does look surprisingly effective, against top heavy people especially. People aren't used to turning so it could completely throw them off balance allowing time for you to get strikes against them.
Only reason I watch how cast nice vid man learned where I need works hanks
1:24 The only thing I think grabbing or pulling is good for us to destroy the balance. Or to send him off
What we do in VIPER ㊙️KUEN is “We use BUI SAO piercing hands to get in close. We grab the collar to punch. We grab the sleeve on a weapon.
Some wing chun schools translate lap sau (larp Sao) as pulling hand and not grabbing hand depending on lineage etc both are correct and can be used depending on the technique required in a given scenario ( and some times the thumb may or may not be used when larpng depending on the desired affect intended) some practitioners even use jut sau (a short sharp pulling or jerking energy when performing the lap sau with the intention of just quickly removing the opponents front guard hand just to enable a fast strike as in (bong- lap-fak) There are variations. So I think the term that is sometimes translated from lap/larp sau is (to pull/grab aside ) would be a fair interpretation.
If you are worried about him using the motion and direction, shouldn’t you then just pull then to the side and get them off balance?
Very interesting. Essentially you are deflecting the strike and moving to his dead side, not unlike Krav Maga.
This is the simple idea in lap sau :-)
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ummm....using your opponents power is the essence of wing Chun , it's to knock them off balance , bad info dude , bad info
yours leaves them open , you are playing patty cake , I have used these techniques effectively , it's how I know your wing Chun is no good