I have taken this system, and noticed several styles of Chinese martial arts have used the belt similarly for training. For instance some styles of Pakuaquan and other throwing styles often of Chinese origin that focus on throw have similar training. The belt gives way to a heavier chain type training.
I've never seen this training method before, but my guess is that it trains your hands/arms to give your throw that sudden "snap" after you have them off balance?
I have taken this system, and noticed several styles of Chinese martial arts have used the belt similarly for training. For instance some styles of Pakuaquan and other throwing styles often of Chinese origin that focus on throw have similar training. The belt gives way to a heavier chain type training.
8cspohn 9 months ago
Remember I was here.Thai
universetechnique 1 year ago
This is a great drill for Judokas, Samboists, and BJJ players as well.
SakoYo 1 year ago
very good :)
enricodarktohell 2 years ago
do you kno of any Shuai-chiao instructors in vegas?
mizdierbeatz 2 years ago
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SuperTutorialKing 2 years ago
Hmm, it obviously works, the throws demonstrated were very clean and definitely had that quality to them. Thanks for sharing!
WarriorBoy 2 years ago
I've never seen this training method before, but my guess is that it trains your hands/arms to give your throw that sudden "snap" after you have them off balance?
WarriorBoy 2 years ago
Absolutely. It develops both grip strength and bi-lateral snap.
SDFitnessMartialArts 2 years ago