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... well, saying that you wouldn't let him grab you in the first place is nice and all, but I'd still train for it

 

fair point

 

but i guess i say this cos that is the mentality of my training.

 

specifically the part about 'catch-up'.

 

everything in wing chun is about intercepting and interrupting.

 

if something is entering our space/centre/guard then it will be intercepted.

 

if the person has grabbed on AND has fixed/secured his grip then in my style, you are considered to be two steps behind already.

 

in that situation, you wouldn't want to do two things to catch-up.

 

you either equalise or overtake.

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Um, Can someone please help me with this question?.....I was wondering wat did Bruce Lee mean when he said "Do Not Think.....Feel!" I need 2 know if there is anyway or anything I can do so I can be more aware of my surroundings and concentrate better in fight's. PLEASE!!!! If anyone know's anything I would greatly appreciate it.

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wear ear muffs when sparring , then blindfolds , or fight enough till you start to "feel " it just like when you start something new its awkward and then you finally get it down and can do it after a while you can do it without thinking about it .

~Never retreat, Always advance to the rear.

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wear ear muffs when sparring , then blindfolds , or fight enough till you start to "feel " it just like when you start something new its awkward and then you finally get it down and can do it after a while you can do it without thinking about it . practice practice practice

~Never retreat, Always advance to the rear.

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Aw, Man....Thanx's!!! I was really having trouble with that and it's been buging me for awhile.....I apprieciate it. (Wickedways)

A wise man once said..."Courage is not the abstinence of fear. It is what is done when the emotion of fear is present....That is courage my friend" -Jordan Galendiez

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Um, Can someone please help me with this question?.....I was wondering wat did Bruce Lee mean when he said "Do Not Think.....Feel!" I need 2 know if there is anyway or anything I can do so I can be more aware of my surroundings and concentrate better in fight's. PLEASE!!!! If anyone know's anything I would greatly appreciate it.

 

It's simply his way of telling people to look at the big picture and stop concentrating on the little things. Don't think about what you are doing, just do it.

Just kick 'em, they'll understand.- Me

Apprentice Instructor under Guro Inosanto in Jun Fan Gung Fu and Filipinno Martial arts.

Certified Instructor of Frank Cucci's Linxx system of martial arts.

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Thanks, thaiboxerken.....

A wise man once said..."Courage is not the abstinence of fear. It is what is done when the emotion of fear is present....That is courage my friend" -Jordan Galendiez

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Feel....dont think.....exactly.....when teaching a student, I will often have them close their eyes while in a stance for example. I tell them to listen to their bodies, and instead of looking down at their feet to "see" the stance.....close your eyes and "feel" the stance....besides....getting into the habit of having to "look" at you feet while going into a stance is a good way to get knocked out in a fight....lol....the only way to acheive anything that requires "muscle memory" is through countless repetitions with proper form....training your mind to "feel" whats right is a much better way of learning than having to look while doing....when I work stances with my students, I basically tell them to start from ready stance, step into whatever stance were working on, pause and "feel" it....then look and check....if youre "off"...fix it, "feel it", then continue in the same manner.

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