Another great video posted by the W.N.G. These guys are the real deal. Jim MacCann , D.M. Blue , Jeremy Lynch. If you ever get a chance to train with these men dont pass it up. Do whatever it takes.
You're both correct. I didn't include the part where 'hand first' is discussed because it went over 10 minutes. All thats shown here is the footwork and hip torque.
Thanks sifu, I've never been able to find any videos that explain the straight lead's finer points in it's entirety. When I practice I have nothing to compare my mechanics to besides stuff I've read in books. Is there any chance of us getting to see a video like that in the future from you guys?
I'd also really like to see a video addressing the hand before the foot principle. No one has explained this in adequate detail yet, and I think it would be a really helpful video to a lot of people.
I also agree that Mr. Lynch seems to load his hand a little bit, but what matters is what it looks like to the opponent, not from the side. It's possible his slight hand movement is deceptive from a head on angle.
Towards the end they discuss straight leads. When the instructor shows the footwork he seems to really load up his hand. I've always read that the hand is supposed to move first with the body following.
At the end when Sifu Lynch is instructing, why does he not move the hand before the foot when advancing with his straight punch? Have I been doing this wrong all along...?
Man i wish i could attend one of these classes in the garage
nofd1977 3 months ago
Jeremy Lynch performs some of the best straight leads, hooks, and scoop kicks. As you can see each attack is very powerful.
WestSideCoolidge 7 months ago
This is great to see. Thnaks for posting.
fillsack 2 years ago
Graet stuff My big brother Jimbo....
jeettech 2 years ago
Bringing the shoulder/hip back is a telegraph.
Buchy78 2 years ago
that clip of Jim McCann looked rather complicated, whats the opponent doing with his other hand too?
larssonk22 2 years ago
Another great video posted by the W.N.G. These guys are the real deal. Jim MacCann , D.M. Blue , Jeremy Lynch. If you ever get a chance to train with these men dont pass it up. Do whatever it takes.
HARDSTOPHIT 2 years ago
Great demo thanks for sharing!
idahojkdclub 2 years ago
Nice, Good, Clip is a nice figure, instructive
SalvatoriInstitute 2 years ago
You're both correct. I didn't include the part where 'hand first' is discussed because it went over 10 minutes. All thats shown here is the footwork and hip torque.
jkdwng 2 years ago
Thanks sifu, I've never been able to find any videos that explain the straight lead's finer points in it's entirety. When I practice I have nothing to compare my mechanics to besides stuff I've read in books. Is there any chance of us getting to see a video like that in the future from you guys?
laufcra 2 years ago
I'd also really like to see a video addressing the hand before the foot principle. No one has explained this in adequate detail yet, and I think it would be a really helpful video to a lot of people.
I also agree that Mr. Lynch seems to load his hand a little bit, but what matters is what it looks like to the opponent, not from the side. It's possible his slight hand movement is deceptive from a head on angle.
In either case, thanks for the awesome video.
FalseShadowx 2 years ago
Towards the end they discuss straight leads. When the instructor shows the footwork he seems to really load up his hand. I've always read that the hand is supposed to move first with the body following.
guiltybystander77 2 years ago
At the end when Sifu Lynch is instructing, why does he not move the hand before the foot when advancing with his straight punch? Have I been doing this wrong all along...?
laufcra 2 years ago
hand before foot is really hard. If you can do it, ok. If not, Hand and foot at the same time works just as well
illman8876 2 years ago
very cool. but the surfboard? lol
izigr 2 years ago
Thanks for posting!
MDAC1012 2 years ago