Distance Fighting - Step & Quarter Turn Footwork (basics)

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Uploaded by on Aug 14, 2009

Jin Young explains the step & quarter turn footwork. if you wish to donate, you can do so at http://www.china-boxer.blogspot.com

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  • thanks! but one thing...

    shouldnt you keep your legs (knees) close to each other at the forwardstep (from IRAS position), to prvent nut-kicks?

    cheers

  • what's an IRAS position?

  • Internal-Rotated-Adduction-Sta­nce.

    you can google it.

    cheers

  • wow, thats a mouthful! =D i'll check it out, thanks for the tip, peace!

  • haven't discussed this yet with Sifu Hawkins, but to avoid confusion, i have changed the title and placed it into the "Ring Fighting" section of the tutorial.

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  • @paladrian no, but two s’s in 'necessary' is.

  • @psilocyberspaceman i really wish you hadn't pointed that out man, that's fucked it for me.

  • chinaboxer, you say 'okay' or 'right' after each god damn sentence. It is crazy to listen to.

  • lol... are Converse All Star necesary for Wing Chun training?

  • ok thanks.

  • only leung ting systems call it an IRAS and the reasoning behind it being good for blocking nut kicks is exaggerated. A good traditional wide horse stance can still block nut kicks if the practictioner is switched on and knows how to use that stance to their afvantage.

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