stonecrusher69

The use and breakdown of the Kwan Sao and Gaun Sao techniques,and my own special way I use the Kwan Sao to control the full length of the opponents arm. Also, how I use the Gaun Sao to cover the upper and lower gates for better perection against punches and kicks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Oc0rjyZf-M

Cool,thanks glad you liked it...I did not know you practice using the wooden dummy..Its a great training tool. I spend about 10 hrs a week training on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_r4v3pQkHk

Thank you very much sensei8. I appreciate all your kind words. Yes,your right center line concept is very important in Wing Chun. Without it there would be no Wing Chun.

a single simple drill based on the two of the most popular techniques in Wing Chun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QywKeC0Fl2o

thanks again everyone

Thanks sensei8 glad you liked the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjmT-M46R4Y

Thanks sensei8 it was a great experience to train with other people from other schools. It puts your training in perspective.

A friendly Chi Sao exchange at Columbus Park NYC between Sifu McIlwrath and Sifu Mark from the William Cheung lineage.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGY1Lmd-fpY

Thanks

likedGlad you liked the video. Yeah I was going to show my feet but I did not have a camera man so I just focused on my upper body. I figured most people have seen the foot work and know what I'm doing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u5xifl3oL8

Thank you!! wow it only took me 13 years..I hope I'm around for the next 13 years...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfRR1qDp3Sc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLD5KVGK5e8

sorry for the later reply.My internet went down for a few weeks.. You start within the first month of training depending on how fast you pick up the basics. That's cool. I'm of the opinion that applications training should start very early in training, and continue to be refined from then on.I agree also. I teach applications early on. As soon as you can perform the physical movement the student should know what it means and how to use it. I have 3 levels of applications for each movements 1st level is the simplest to understand and perform, 2nd level is a little more difficult because its based off your opponets counter,and the 3rd level is an advance level so the student at this level has a good understand of the art and has the ability to modifie it to fix the situation.

Your welcome bushido_man96 I hope to make some new videos soon..

I guess there is nothing new in MA. You find commonalities among all MA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySedNaCh4eo

thank you..glad you liked it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs2DCrC6MGk

I don't have to change the flow drill if the punches come to the chest instead of the face..I can still use the same pak sao drill.

sorry for the later reply.My internet went down for a few weeks.. You start within the first month of training depending on how fast you pick up the basics.

yes I'm using two hands,,im using a slight angle to cut into the power point of the kick. Are you angling into the kick, or away from the kick? Typically, I angle away from the kick, so I have room for a counter.I'm angling slightly away from the kick.