Qin Na 擒拿 2002 Seminar - Yue Jia San Shou

[patrickhenrysghost]

lol @ shitty chinese aikido

[SunWukong4]

@patrickhenrysghost lol stfu you know no Chinna.

[mizdierbeatz]

are there any good books of qin na and the anatomy involved in the moves?

[mizdierbeatz]

so its more like a "series" as opposed to a style

[RodEadie]

Technique training is important and there are some things within this video that appear fine. The problem is that in all reality there needs to be actual resistance in order to gain a conceptual understanding of the Chin Na itself. This is better achieved through full contact NHB. If you can put the moves on then you know your heading in the right direction. Don't kid yourself by only playing with a compliant student train with some dudes that won't mind taking your head off!

[WANGLISONG]

hello,

do you think to come in france one day to do a seminar?

[baraclude]

in order to deliver these techniques, do you think that the deliverer should be in pretty good shape in terms of strength and size or it won't matter much?

[mikemartello]

Hello Bara, Yes, training is the key to understanding and building skills to deliver these ideas. That includes strength and conditioning training that allows you to handle resistance or total control over other strength and or skills. Training is the key. peace - mikemartello

[pinoymma]

Looks like some really good techniques. Can you show us a video where you are applying those same techniques against a FULLY RESISTING opponent? :-)

[piguahand]

very nice!!!

[HARDWIG]

its seem so easy,but this stuff is a from a high lv

[verdulio]

is kung fu the mother of modern martials arts?

YEEEESSSSS

[pleasuretherapist]

Hi Mike,

Yet another great clip,your chin na shows lots of hard work and skill,great stuff,cheers,ps,my WC would be hard put to deal with it.

[mikemartello]

thanks for the support... Glad you like the vids..

pss. I studied WC for years also... More to come soon...

[010man]

took part then. Really enjoyed that afternoon. Had a lot of fun. Hope to see Mike again one day.

[PFJT]

hey this is in holland. Where? I wanna take some seminars too.

[mikemartello]

Yes Amsterdam, at a friends school Henny, Liuhe Men...

If you are interested www.wutang.be we are in Belgium. Fairly close to Holland.. Send us some email for further info... thanks...

[PFJT]

Owh damn. I live in Holland, the hague. Belgium is a bit too far for me :(

[mikemartello]

Will be teaching at Henny school by end year, you are welcome to join in AMS...

Belgium is not that far, I have students from Liedan, Rotterdam and Hague, even guys from Germany and France who all travel to train with me... If you have the time you are welcome...

[PFJT]

damn this is good vs wingchung kungfu. the guy tried to block his punch with his palm, but no use against qin na. finally found a system against wingchung kungfu. but will it work if somebody is punching fast and consecutive?

[mikemartello]

As always, I say its not a way to fight but a tool... Yes if one practices enough he can catch fast or slow actions... glad you enjoyed...

[cfG21]

i do both mantis and wing chun and i didn't see any wing chun. Plus wing chun has some chinna also.

[PFJT]

sorry, my bad. I really thougt it was wingchung. I do mantis and wingchung too, but i dont know anything about chinna =P

[mikemartello]

no problem, thanks for watching...

Glad you like the material...

mike m

[Shaolen]

uhh wing chun used chin na

[jeffdoeskungfu]

That looks like fun...