Sensing your OPPONENT INTENTIONS - DAN CHI SAU TECHNIQUES
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2021
- Chi Sau comes from the Chinese and means “stick hands”. When it comes to the Wing Chun fighting system, this metaphor is given to some unique techniques and drills.
Dan Chi Sau training increases the practitioner's basics drills, the “feeling drills”. Your contact reflex and speed, and sensitivity need to be trained as well, and this video technique will definitely help you with that.
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Adam, you are without a doubt the best wing chun instructor I have ever seen on RUclips. Just wanted to thank you as after watching your videos during lockdown in Singapore, you inspired me to start training again after a 14 year break. Wish I could get to Vancouver to study with you 🙏👍🙏 ...
Finally good Wing Chun
Exactly it's all about the attribute building.
The single chi sau drill is a normal part of the curriculum in our style. The value of the drill as it’s incorporated throughout training and it’s applications is all the more appreciated later on in ones journey of Wing Chun. Thanks for sharing Adam, nice video 🙏🏾😎
Keep posting this amazing content! Keep your head up and stayyy blessed
What happened to the "Learning Wing Chun Episodes?" They were pretty good! Did the student not want to be filmed anymore??
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Thank you Adam
Awesome thank you
Excellent video. Very useful information.
Really clearly spoken ... I believe it.
Sifu Chan. Thank you for your very informative instruction. I have never learned wing Chun. My roots are in kenpo karate Kung Fu San Soo, Walum kung fu, and some grappling basic wrestling technique. Which now I am learning that many times the fight goes to the ground. That is where I am most weak. My desire is to find a good wing Chun, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and krav maga training. I have been glued to your channel sifu Chan. Krav maga looks pretty brutal as does wing Chun. Keep up the great work sifu Chan. Thank you for keeping me updated sir. Someone made a good point. Where is your school I would love to visit someday and get some Hands-On pressure testing.
Dynamic adaptation according to circumstances, shifting according to your opponent or gain control and force him to (preferably) to you
You certainly do like words.
@@9usuck0 oops, thanks for the correction
Muito bom
Tan; Bong; Fook the golden techniques of Ving Tsun
Sifu, would love to study directly under your with our (nearly complete neurogenesis process)
I second that.
48 years today since Bruce passed away.
He was amazing.
Single hand sticky was the first thing I learned.
Amazing explanations top level.. but I find the exercise of tradizional Dan chi qute boring for many people so we try to apply these important concepts in different way ,e.g starting from a more realistic combattive position ect..
1:57
Something suddenly made a lot of sense. Must practice...
Anyone in the Maryland Beltsville area? need a practice partner.
If you are fighting a boxer and he throw you punches that he retracts very quickly, how are you going to do a removal if you don't have time to catch it? When he retracts the punch, is it considered disengagement? Then he would be doing direct attacks and disengagements at the same time. How do you fight it? What is your response to that stimulus then?
That wouldn't be an arm clash scenario then.
Distance, timing and use of different attacks would be a better approach in this situation.
I don't know what is meant by "removal" or "catching", but generally all WC does is attack straight. So we are not trying to "catch" the opponents hands, we just happen to meet them if the opponent also punches straight. In the case of a boxer, or someone similar who keeps the distance, we have more tools than just punching. For example low kicks.
Thank you for your responses.
@@robbanbobban2 I mean: if the boxer throws a jab for example, it would be a direct attack, and according to what Adam says in the video if he launches a direct attack we should answer by removing his arm and entering again, just as a paksao and straight punch for example.
The problem I am referring to, is that a boxer's direct attacks are thrown and retracted too fast to attempt any technique. How are we supposed to respond to that? Sticky hands maybe? Keep going forward without stop?
I understand perfectly that in a fight we have to calculate the distance, controlling the timing, etc, but that is more for sparring, in a real fight there is no time for all that, real situations you gotta to enter as fast as you can through their defenses before his friends arrive, and that is what I mean, how do I quickly shutt him down, breaking through his defenses, forward straight , if the boxer throws direct attacks at you but retracts them so fast that you don't have time to do any techniques? As I have said before, I have thought about sticky hands and constantly going forward maybe, but hey, I wanted to leave that question in case someone could solve it for me. I hope. I hope my question has been understood.
Thank you very much to all :)
@@Alistair7195 Yes, you are right in all accounts.
Depending on the school the approaches differ a lot. In my school the universal approach is simultaneous low kick and straight punches, but only after the opponent closes the distance enough, so that I can hit him with my longest weapon (kick).
This kind of stuff has to be sparred though. You can use light tap kicks in a sparring environment and then compliment that by training kick power separately.
Hope this helped. :)
The first(and best) place I studied Wing Chun used Dan Chi Sau, all the places after didn't, and their "style" was weak, and I didn't return.
When are we going to see Adam Chan in a real fight, never 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂 i would like to see if he can use this stuff
Night training maximize this
Could address being sucker punched - maybe the guy asks u for the time then "BAM" - Mike Tyson said everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face - no matter what u practice - u WILL respond how u respond - please address what to do AFTER u get clocked first - by the punch u didn't see. Thanks
No this is not sticking
what i dont like of this very good channel is the fact sifu Adam NEVER respond anything!For me this is disrepectful.
you are not even his student yet you are an entitled child demanding he respond to your questions.
@@ididdjsii6191 after 48 years of martial arts and 35 of teaching I suppose know how to should behave a sifu...
@@paolosmaldone8347 and you do not know how to behave like a student. no wonder every teacher you come across ignores you and spend little time teaching you.