Chi Sau and Lap Sau Drills

Sifu Serrano demonstrates with his sons, the one hand chi sau, two hand chi sau and the lap sau drill.

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Sports

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• Kenpo
• Kosho
• Ryu
• Kajukenbo
• Wing
• Chun

[007harvey]

search Sifu Chris Thompson demonstating and explaining Single Chi Sau or Dan Chi Sau

[SifuSerrano]

Thanks

[ChingLoong808]

Serrano, Good Job!! This is Sifu Ching Loong (Randy Sanches)...The boys are looking good...Keep up the practice and remember stay grounded. Aloha From Hawaii.

[SifuSerrano]

Sifu, how are you doing? Send my regards to all my brothers and cousins in Hawaii. Hope to see you soon.

[ranmaster27]

I would like to learn it, heh heh.

Well, at least some knowledge of self defense.

Is it hard?

Does it test one's patience??

Cause getting into a fight is the last thing I wanna do.

[SifuSerrano]

Once you continue to practice, you will find it very interesting. It does helps you to develop patience, which is a characteristic of a martial artist that is profound in knowledge and has the ability to defend him/herself; however in order to fight, will do it only for self defense.

[gambleyourhealth]

@Moodo1 very well said. I was going to point out the same things. 

[maestroborracho2007]

una pregunta porque visten trajes de karate si es kung fu

[Moodo1]

I´m sorry, but it looks kind of sloppy, and you´re moving way too fast. The goal is to develop forearm sensitivity, not arm wrestling. Very very basic moves...And whats the deal with the gi´s and belts? There is no gi, no belt ranking system in traditional wing chun.

[ivicei]

Try moving closer during single sticking hands, where u truly are in striking range, it gets more difficult as position and reaction will be crucial or else you get hit.

[popaoomowmow]

good stuff , thanks

[Jebus2Jebus]

Why Chi Sau so fast?