jun fan kung fu throwing

[kamahlthedruid]

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Edited April 8, 2014 by kamahlthedruid

[Wastelander]

It definitely helps to know how to throw from both sides, because there may come a time when using a throw is appropriate but there are obstacles that prevent you from throwing from your comfortable side. The way you've worded your question is a bit confusing to me, though, because it doesn't matter what hand is forward when you throw, it only matters where you grab them and what direction you turn.

[kamahlthedruid]

thanks

[JusticeZero]

That question confused me too, but in a way that's familiar to me - it's a similar confusion as i'm sure a wrestler/judoka feels when someone says "Well, what if they don't want you to grab them?"

I am not ambidextrous, and I do a symmetrical art. You just learn how to do it is all, same as every other skill.

[bushido_man96]

Being ambidextrious won't be necessary; just make sure to practice executing on both sides. Proficiency will come with time and practice.

[sensei8]

Being ambidextrious won't be necessary; just make sure to practice executing on both sides. Proficiency will come with time and practice.

Solid point Brian!!