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Johnnycomelately commented 7 months ago

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Wing Chun - Tie & Untie Step Drill (part 2)

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this is also one of the main purposes of dbl arm chi sau, teaches 2 live sides, pressure exchange between to live partners (lat sau jik chung spring concept), proper facing..among other things..

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  I like that last part of your vid Jin when you say to use both side equally, even though one side has contact. I like to call it "2 live sides" which for me is a SNT concept, even though its one side at a time in the form, both sides are doing it simultaneously in my mind , this is unique to Wi...

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Johnnycomelately commented 10 months ago

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Inside The Mind of a Trainer Documentary Trailer - L.A. ABMVT Crew Part 1

Trailer for the for first of the Inside The Mind of a Trainer series that features in depth interviews, training methods and actual footage of semi...

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Good stuff Man:)

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Johnnycomelately commented 10 months ago

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Wing Chun - Build The Bridge

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@kelly980 First thing, in a real fight you will probably get hit, the question is are u hitting him more than he is hitting you, and how hard are the hits. If someone is using arm power alone, it won't KO u, so it doesn't matter anyways:) 2nd, WC functions in close, to jam up your opponents bas...

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  @kelly980 If I may put forward an answer as well. In WC we have "lat sau jik chung", which basically means, "springy energy". Your body and arms become like compressing/expanding springs when there is bridge contact. If someone is in contact with my arm(bridge) on the outside of it, and they l...

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  @minasz When students ask me "What technique do I use against a boxer, kicker, wrestler, etc...", I tell them the best way to learn how to handle these types of fighters with your VT training is to spar and train with these fighters, you will learn their timing, power, distance of execution and ...

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  As a side note, not all can train in the more fight orientated arts like MMA/Boxing, due to injuries/disabilities, they have bad backs/shoulders/knees. WC is good for them as it's based around stability and doesn't hurt the body to perform. We learn to accept force thru body/legs, and to give i...

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  @iexcalibui2 - Just wanted to say that I'm generalizing in my post, there are some fighters that appreciate what WC and other TCMA have. I agree with your statement, MT/MMA/BOXING all have good reps for creating fighters, they get hit in training, and hit as well. Again it comes down to what you...

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  The important thing is to be honest with what you want out of it. For me I just like the training/teaching aspects, met some good people as well thru my WC experience. I don't have the "fighter" personality, so that is not my thing, I already know my chances of defeating these types is low % in...

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  I honsestly think WC attracts different types of personalities. True "fighters", those personalities that like to fight, get hit, hit others, etc...train in boxing, MT, MMA, which pits fghter vs fghter . WC attracts a different type, those that don't really like to get hit or have to injure the...

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  Good video, I really like the last 10mins, where you talk about maintaining the bridge, which IMO is the hardest skill, as the facing/structure/footwork/balance all have to be in place combined with feeling. And I'm in total agreement, most all of the WC vids you see on utube suck big time, thei...

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Johnnycomelately commented 1 year ago

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ABMVT - Trainer Series Vol. I - New DVD & Blu-Ray Coming Soon

The first of the ABMVT (Applied Body Mechanics Ving Tsun) Trainer Series: Coaching Methods.

10 chapters and over 3 hours of footage explaining stri...

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Shavga - Ernie Barrios lineage via Gary Lam, David Peterson, Philipp Bayer, and thorough investigation of other WSLVT/JDK sifu's, as well as his own genius combined into one.

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  Great vid bro, looking forward to more:)

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