Kwan Sau/Gaun Sau application

[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

[sensei8]

Excellent tutorial!!

Each and every time I watch, I see so many similarities between WC and Shindokan; close range brothers, for sure!!

Thank you for sharing....keep them coming!!

[bushido_man96]

Thanks for showing these applications. It seem so simple the way you demonstrate them, but I'm sure that there are a lot of little details I'm missing out on. I try to watch your hips move, and in this video I could hear your feet shifting on the ground, as well. That helps me to "see" where the power is coming from.

[stonecrusher69]

  sensei8 said:

Excellent tutorial!!

Each and every time I watch, I see so many similarities between WC and Shindokan; close range brothers, for sure!!

Thank you for sharing....keep them coming!!

Hi sensei8,glad you liked the video. i have to check into your style karate to see how similar it is to my style. Maybe I can incorporate some of what you do with my style.

[stonecrusher69]

  bushido_man96 said:

Thanks for showing these applications. It seem so simple the way you demonstrate them, but I'm sure that there are a lot of little details I'm missing out on. I try to watch your hips move, and in this video I could hear your feet shifting on the ground, as well. That helps me to "see" where the power is coming from.

Thanks bushido_man96 for watching my video. I hope more then you to watch my videos The shifting to generate force is very important. The power always starts in the legs. Someday I will do complete video on force generation,but have to leave the best for last..I have not even gotten into weapons training yet...

[bushido_man96]

  stonecrusher69 said:

  bushido_man96 said:

Thanks for showing these applications. It seem so simple the way you demonstrate them, but I'm sure that there are a lot of little details I'm missing out on. I try to watch your hips move, and in this video I could hear your feet shifting on the ground, as well. That helps me to "see" where the power is coming from.

Thanks bushido_man96 for watching my video. I hope more then you to watch my videos The shifting to generate force is very important. The power always starts in the legs. Someday I will do complete video on force generation,but have to leave the best for last..I have not even gotten into weapons training yet...

Thank you for sharing these videos with us. I really enjoy them. I'm curious, do you have a school that you teach out of, or do you train outside for the most part, with just a few students?

[stonecrusher69]

  bushido_man96 said:

  stonecrusher69 said:

  bushido_man96 said:

Thanks for showing these applications. It seem so simple the way you demonstrate them, but I'm sure that there are a lot of little details I'm missing out on. I try to watch your hips move, and in this video I could hear your feet shifting on the ground, as well. That helps me to "see" where the power is coming from.

Thanks bushido_man96 for watching my video. I hope more then you to watch my videos The shifting to generate force is very important. The power always starts in the legs. Someday I will do complete video on force generation,but have to leave the best for last..I have not even gotten into weapons training yet...

Thank you for sharing these videos with us. I really enjoy them. I'm curious, do you have a school that you teach out of, or do you train outside for the most part, with just a few students?[/quot

I do both ,but when I make videos I like to go outside. The video I made on the wooden dummy is mu school.