NON CLASSICAL TECHNIQUE for a Bong Sau & Lap Sau connection - Kung Fu Report
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- DO NOT APPLY THIS TECHNIQUE ON YOUR TRAINING PARTNER
When speed is not enough to reach your opponent, you get to find a way to cross his defensive lines. When opponent reads your move by sensing it, it might cause you some disadvantage and I have identified it as a big problem for part of my students.
In today's Kung Fu Report I'm going to teach you a NON CLASSICAL TECHNIQUE that will be very handy for you. This technique will help you to get over your opponent's defense and attack from a different angle by using some of the concepts we learned in the episode #179 👉 • POWER SLAP MOTIONS - K...
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Here is what you going to see in this video:
00:05 Bong Sau & Lap Sau connection
03:09 NON CLASSICAL TECHNIQUE
04:25 Wing Chun Full Immersion Training Program
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Very creative. Love the mix of Traditional Wing Chun with “modern” effective solutions.
Excellent techniques and an excellent video.
This video is great for people who hate their training partner.
Good stuff.
The positioning (dead areas), is same principles in Aikido. Skull Slap/ positioning for Irimi Nage. Elbow Slap/ positioning for Ikkyo. Great information in tying the arts together.
Aikido, meh 🤷♂️
@@stephenrhipp6926 the principles of Aikido definitely work, it's just the presentation and application that get shitted on
@@KevinTangYT you do you friend. I'm not feeding anyone to accomplish anything.
All systems have their assets. And weaknesses. Some more then others. What those others are is personal opinion and experiences. And what's been proven effective.
Be well friend
True..Lift the elbow and over they go.😃
@@stephenrhipp6926 Yes. every 'style' is a specialization. which is one reason why they get redundant. aikido speciality is leading, and positioning.
Nice video! do you have more such ideas for a bong sau lapsau connection ?
Awesome!
You have the cunning ability, not unlike Bruce Lee to use multiple martial arts, integrate them all to come to a pragmatic outcome. For this i praise you @Adam Chan #ThumbsUp
The idea to show application using a Big guy' makes it all the more convincing.
Nice video...Poor Chris :)
3:47...this movement can be found also in the Bubishi or Wubei Zhi
Not unlike my philosophy; when an altercation occurs it is not the point to match up and see who can fight better; instead you want the fight to be over and done with ASAP with hopefully no seriously injured parties.
So if you train lap sao all the time countering straight punches and in a street fight you get a hook punch which is common how do you counter that ?
Tan sow bew sau a high wu sau or an inside pak sau or preferably if possible a strike down the center line before the punch is completely on the way
Sorry but unless the guy throwing the hook is significantly lighter than you, DO NOT use a tan-sau, your arm will just fold under the pressure and you're getting hit.
Biu-sau combined with a bicep punch with an immediate, continuous, follow up will stop most people.
Why do you use the thumb in the lop? Is this how to teach and train the lop? The basic lop as we were taught never uses the thumb... Why not is simple, the thumb wrap traps the lop hand...with the thumb wrapped you must undo the thumb before the lop can convert to a strike...also it is vulnerable to chin-na... Also, while circling around can work for the strike the center is open to a counter that is shorter if the other person doesn't allow you to whack his structure... That's why Wing Chun doesn't do it.
What you described is the Hong Kong way, yes it protects you from wrist breaks. Why we thumb grab is to stop the opponent from using his rear guard or his Lan Sao to defend himself.
BS