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Corto Combate Eskrima (formerly Corpus Christi Eskrima) is a fighting system which is a fusion of Eskrima (a weapons based martial art from the Philippines ) with additional methods derived Military Combative's, Various Knife-Fighting methods and Western-Fencing methods. This channel also shares methods derived from:
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詠春拳 Wing chun -use of elasticated band for training
#WingChun #Adaptability #martialarts
Hey all! 📸 Today, were walking through some of the essential techniques from Wing Chun with the use of an elasticated work out band. These are a good option to train reaction force if you dont have a partner to practice with.
These bands have specific tension weights. This one i find good for working short snappy drills. Here i integrate a few ideas involving gaan, tan, fan, bong, fook, fak, etc.
I often use these bands when i can't meet up to practice with people. What training devices have you integrated into your wing chun?
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Hey all! 📸 Today, were walking through some of the essential techniques from Wing Chun with the use of an elasticated work out band. These are a good option to train reaction force if you dont have a partner to practice with.
These bands have specific tension weights. This one i find good for working short snappy drills. Here i integrate a few ideas involving gaan, tan, fan, bong, fook, fak, etc.
I often use these bands when i can't meet up to practice with people. What training devices have you integrated into your wing chun?
👊
👇 Join the Conversation 👇
Share your experiences in the comments below! 👇
#WingChun #MartialArts #wingchunkungfu #StrategicFighting #Adaptability
Stay connected and keep practicing.
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形意拳 xingyi quan Monkey (Hou Xing)
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☯࿊ Xingyi is a great art for building health, wellbeing and a strong body/frame. Here we demonstrate the Monkey shape, which is great for building flexibility, strong legs and agility. The Monkey also trains the cunning and "smart" techniques contained within xingyi quan. There are a significant amount of pi quan (splitting fist) variations built into this form, advancing, retreating, rushing a...
八卦掌 Baguazhang | Jiang Baguazhang Second Palm Change and Rattan ring
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☯࿊ to Celebrate the Channel reaching over 800 subscribers here is a video outlining some potential use of the jiang bagua form with a rattan ring. The rattan ring, while primarily used in southern Chinese martial arts, can be adapted for use in other martial arts. Here we cover the second palm change of the jiang sent, some elbow shoulder qin na applications, and some of the fixed palm postures...
八卦掌 Baguazhang | Jiang Baguazhang Single Palm Change with the Rattan Ring
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☯࿊ to Celebrate the Channel reaching over 800 subscribers here is a video outlining some potential use of the jiang bagua form with a rattan ring. The rattan ring, while primarily used in southern Chinese martial arts, can be adapted for use in other martial arts. This video will cover the single palm change using the rattan ring. Further techniques and explorations will be covered in the comin...
形意拳 xingyi quan Snake (Shé Xing)
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☯࿊ Xingyi is a great art for building health, wellbeing and a strong body/frame. Here we demonstrate the snake shape, which is great for building twisting strength in the legs. There are a significant amount of joint locks, and breaks which can occur from this form, as well as ankle pick throws and cross body throws. I will be uploading soon combination sequences of the wu xing 'five elements' ...
八卦掌 Baguazhang | Jiang Baguazhang and rattan ring use
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☯࿊ to Celebrate the Channel reaching over 800 subscribers here is a video outlining some potential use of the jiang bagua form with a rattan ring. The rattan ring, while primarily used in southern Chinese martial arts, can be adapted for use in other martial arts. I hope this brief video allows some practitioners to explore its use further and to delve deeper into the understanding of bagua han...
形意拳 xingyi quan sparrowhawk (Yao Xing)
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☯࿊ Xingyi is a great art for building health, wellbeing and a strong body/frame. Here we demonstrate my personal favorite of the animals, the "sparrow hawk or falcon" form. There is a lot of good striking and takedown techniques contained within the form, and opposed to the diagonal force pao quan (cannon fist) from the five elements, this pao goes straight down the Centre.c I will be uploading...
形意拳 XINGYI QUAN - PI QUAN and Zuan QUAN - Demo and Applications
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☯࿊ Xingyi is a great art for building health, wellbeing and a strong body/frame. Here we demonstrate the basic shapes Pi Quan (splitting fist) and Zuan Quan (drilling fist) I will be uploading soon combination sequences of the wu xing 'five elements' over the coming weeks and blending with the animal shapes☯࿊ How does your school of xingyi, bagua, neijia or kung fu approach strikes and qin na? ...
形意拳 XINGYI QUAN - basic animal shapes
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☯࿊ Xingyi is a great art for building health, wellbeing and a strong body/frame. Here we demonstrate the basic shapes of tiger, dragon, horse, tai bird, bear and alligator. The system contains other animal forms such as sparrow hawk, swallow, eagle, chicken, snake and monkey.☯࿊ How does your school of xingyi, bagua, neijia or kung fu approach strikes and qin na? 🔥🔥🔥 ⚊⚋⚎⚏⚏ ☯️Xingyi Quan☯️ 👇 Join...
形意拳 Xing Yi Quan - Beng Quan and Pao Quan demo and applications
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☯࿊ Xingyi is a great art for building health, wellbeing and a strong body/frame. Here we demonstrate the two of five elemental fists, crushing fist and exploding fist and some various applications. The system contains animal forms such tiger, dragon, sparrow hawk, swallow, eagle, chicken, snake and monkey..☯࿊ How does your school of xingyi, bagua, neijia or kung fu approach strikes and qin na? ...
🔥 Wing Chun Kuen 永春 Jook Wan Huen - basics Class recap🔥
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Few more ideas demonstrating basics positions and strikes, traps, intercepts using the rattan ring for wing chun and solo training. 👇 Join the Conversation 👇 Share your experiences or leave feedback comments below! 👇 #WingChun #MartialArts #wingchunkungfu #StrategicFighting #Adaptability Stay connected and keep practicing, warriors.
wuzu quan san zhen jook wan practice.
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wuzu quan san zhen jook wan practice.
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Baguazhang Applications from the first 3 palms
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☯࿊ Here we demonstrate some of the baguazhang basics covered this morning, here are some of the examples using joint locks, throws, takedowns and joint destructions which can be extracted from the first 3 three static palm shapes, focusing on the use of the heaven, earth and fire shapes Baguazhang teaches a person to recognize and also create opportunities to end the confrontation, and a number...
八卦掌 Baguazhang | Jiang Baguazhang throws compilation
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☯࿊ to Celebrate the Channel reaching over 700 subscribers here is a video compilation of throws, takedowns and knock downs from the Jiang Bagua Lao Ba Zhang Old Eight palm set. The jiang set is, in my humble opinion, a very well constructed series of principles which has both repetition built in along with variations of set movements, allowing the practitioner to explore alternative options in ...
形意拳 Xingyi Quan Dragon shape applications
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☯࿊ Today we focused on the dragon and tiger shapes, here are some of the arm breaks, grab releases, stomp/raking kicks, intercept kicks strikes and throws from the Xingyi Quan "Long Xing" Dragon shape. ☯࿊ How does your school of bagua, neijia or kung fu approach entries to throws/knockdowns? 🔥🔥🔥 ⚊⚋⚎⚏⚏ ☯️ Keep moving forward, and use the crushing fist ☯️ 👇 Join the Conversation 👇 Share your expe...
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Baguazhang Applications Heaven Palm
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Baguazhang Applications Heaven Palm
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Applications Locks, strikes and breaks from first three palm changes PT 2
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Applications Locks, strikes and breaks from first three palm changes PT 2
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Applications Locks, strikes and breaks from first three palm changes PT 1
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Applications Locks, strikes and breaks from first three palm changes PT 1
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Flower hides under leaf applications PT 2
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Flower hides under leaf applications PT 2
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Flower hides under leaf applications PT 1
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Flower hides under leaf applications PT 1
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Pi Zhang Piercing drilling palm Fighting Applications PT 2
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Pi Zhang Piercing drilling palm Fighting Applications PT 2
八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Pi Zhang Piercing drilling palm Fighting Applications PT 1
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八卦掌 | ☯️ Baguazhang ☯️ Pi Zhang Piercing drilling palm Fighting Applications PT 1
姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ A discussion on Baguazhang push hands and tactics - Part III
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姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ A discussion on Baguazhang push hands and tactics - Part III
形意拳 Xing yi quan - animals tiger, ostrich, horse.
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形意拳 Xing yi quan - animals tiger, ostrich, horse.
姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ - elements and ideas within the 1st and 2nd palm.
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姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ - elements and ideas within the 1st and 2nd palm.
形意拳 xingyi long xing (dragon shape) mixed with beng quan.
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形意拳 xingyi long xing (dragon shape) mixed with beng quan.
姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ Perspectives on training the Jiang old eight palm - Part II
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姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ Perspectives on training the Jiang old eight palm - Part II
姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ A discussion of the Form and its value - Part I
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姜容樵 八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Baguazhang Form ☯ A discussion of the Form and its value - Part I
八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Bagua zhang Form ☯ further details on the 8th Palm and closing section.
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八卦掌 ☯ Jiang Bagua zhang Form ☯ further details on the 8th Palm and closing section.
Terima kasih kepada kamu semua rakyat jelata semua bagus terbaik tahniah diucapkan amin Drpd YM Raja Tengku Pauzi Ketua YDP Khalifah Seni dan dakwah Sri Kemuning Machang Kelantan Malaysia
Seems this was used before chi sao was introduced
@@giuliancity2507 id also say for when travelling,,without partner or training in confined spaces. The red boat wing chun people say the rattan ring was used for training hand sets while in cramped conditions on board a opera junk boat.
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@@marconeconnan9088 thanks for watching 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
lol those are the exact techniques of knife fighting that the US used in the 40s.
Thanks for watching, lot or parallels between in fighting and blade work
These are wonderful tools! Another awesome video!
Thanks for watching, glad you find it of use 👍🏻
I did a lot of wing chun and used it on the street. That does not look useful to me! For those interested search a good yip ching Lineage teacher!
Thats fine, i know i can use it. Also, its usually considered poor etiquette to put some ones skills down, without even having met them. Good luck on your journey.
Thankyou lots of ideas from that. concept grasped.
Thanks for watching glad you found useful
Thanks for sharing. Have all the animal forms partner drills?
Thanks for watching, i was taught single move and blended applications based on qin na applications, throws and general striking.
Great video! Please consider having a partner to demonstrate applications.
Thanks for watching, ill be recording applications for the snake, sparrowhawk and monkey, forms hopefully in the coming weeks.
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 Awesome can’t wait for that content! Keep up the good the work. I think Hsing-I is dying. So your videos will help to promote interest.
Man, I love seeing people from all the over the world practicing traditional Asian martial arts. Makes me happy. 😊
I enjoy this. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, for the set! Nice to see other Hsing I Chuan forms 💕Thanks again Sifu 😬
I've had a solid steel version of this large ring for about 30 years now (bought from Shaolin Way, a shop in London's China town). I use it for the same sort of power generation techniques and for arm conditioning. As with the small 'single arm' rings. Over time, you can add more rings (for strength exercises). Sadly I can't find these larger (solid steel) rings in any shops nowadays (even online). You have to go to a specialist metal merchant to get something similar. peace.
Yep, Shaolin Way was a great shop, called in there a few times visiting london and chatted with the owner yap leong
Hard to find a decent set of shaolin steel ring weights without breaking the bank these days as well
Hi Amazon has a power ring that's 10 lbs bala power ring.
wheres all your internal structure gone ,every part of the inside of you body should be like a pressure cooker during expansion and contraction and in that form you hit with the entire fore arm not just part of it ,it's akin to being hit by an iron bar across the liver and ribbs and your hand was turned the wrong way during the strike ,ever seen ti chi ,,the palm of the hand faces your body with a slightly bent wrist in the hit ,,everything in Xing-i has slight bends in it ,wrists ,fingers ,elbows ,,and your shoulders weren't on either,were you sucking your darntien ,and where is all the expansion gone ,,in xing-i we train the tendons so we use tendons against tendons and muscle against muscle to create the internal pressure ,and each form must be performed ultra slowly ,expect sweat to drip from your elbows ,soaking shirt ,,achieve a high pressure ,this is the secret of xing-i ,,see a body builder will push weights and his body will pump up but it will go back down every time without fail ,,you practice xing-i like this and every time you pump up you'll stay up a little longer every day until your body is expanded 24/7 without even trying ,you have changed your body at this point at the cellular level now that your body is like steel 24/7 with no effort or even conscious effort ,it is now you can begin to find softness and sensitivity ,,the body operates at a very high level at this point ,,at this point you have gone through hardness to get to softness ,and not like all the others that go through softness to get to hardness ,,oh also at that point you are just about a super man ,,not many will be able to handle or even stop or hurt your body ,,this is the secret of xing-i that only very few know ,,,slow is the way to go and only take the rains off now and again but generally practice ultra slow with internal structure and high pressure ,,and dont forget to breath properly ,also when you do that strike you must step through the opponent as you hit not just hit ,doing it this way creates kinetic energy ,very destructive.
Some dance routine.
Traditional martial arts.
Thang Ta roots with some arnis? See Khilton Nongmaithem for Thang Ta of Manipur and GM Bobby Taboada for Balintawak.
Playing with some double broadsword basics i was taught by sifu pj bennis many moons ago. I practice eskrima and kali but the footwork tends to be shorter and more compact.
Lineage? Gao? Chen Pan-ling? Rose Li? Sun Lu-Tang? Paul Guo (from Robert W Smith Hsing-i?)
I learnt these xingyi sets from wong wei yue in Nantes, I was told it was hebei xingyi. I dont have any further info than that. I learnt the jiang bagua set and tan tui from wong as well.
Interesting. I have such a ring, so I'll try ;)
Its 26cm in diameter.
Thanks for answering! I noticed that it looked a bit smaller than the metal ring I have, but I don't know your dimensions, so that could be one thing. (I'm a big guy(so the ring would look a bit smaller in my practice), about six feet and two inches tall and I walk around at 260lbs these days, although I am on a mission to lose around 20 more pounds. I learned that this is the weight range I move and feel the best at. Sorry for going off topic there.
@@SuperMasterChieftain my understanding is the ideal diameter, is the distance from crook of elbow to the beginning of wrist and for s smaller ring either half or 2/3rds that distance.
@@SuperMasterChieftain thanks for watching as well and wishing you the best on the martial journey
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 Thanks again! I knew there was a rule of thumb, yet I had forgot. You are Matt P's friend, correct? He speaks very highly of you, Matt and I have been gung fu brothers for more than a decade. My best wishes to you and your loved ones.
@@SuperMasterChieftain i am indeed, hopefully one of these days, i might be over in the usa and can meet up. Best wishes to you and yours from ireland 🇮🇪
What is the diameter of the ring you are using here?
Most wing chun rings are from 18, 16 and 25cm in diameter.
WC is a very small part of much larger Northern Chinese systems so I was told.
Thanks for sharing
More than welcome hope alls going well in Germany
How about showing this in the sparing.
Hoping to record application videos in coming weeks
The style would be very good conjoined with judo and and Muay Thai
Lot of uses for this method, there is alot of throws and knock downs in it
Nice ideas, thanks for sharing.
Thank you
You're welcome, any questions gimme a shout. hoping to do a few more application vids over coming weeks, mix and match the animals and elements.
Cool!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Great applications. Can’t wait to see other animal interpretations for applications. Not many folks are showing great modern applications that are relatable to modern times. Awesome!!
More than welcome and glad you found interesting and useful
Thanks for sharing.
Awesome instruction and demonstration. More Hsing-I videos please. 👏🏾👏🏾
Check out the dragon and tiger 🐯 🐲 video i posted a few weeks back
@@cortocombateeskrima1799Definitely will!
Nice video thanks sharing.
More than welcome
In silat got multi technic To destroy the opponent. From Msia.
thanks for watching and glad you found useful
Sarong & tanjak (head band) is another weapon aside from keris knife. And another weapon used by woman silat is her needle accessories head
they're great weapons to work with, so many layered applications in both
I visited that circle a few years ago. I imagine it would be a lovely spot for practice.
Yep grange stone circle, in county Limerick is a really special place. There's another 3 smaller stone circles nearby also
Greeting from Germany and thanks for sharing.
More than welcome, hopefully uploads a few more things in coming days
Most impressive, I'm please you've made the Jook wan skills yours. Best Regards from - Sifu Rea
Thanks for your kind words Tyler. Its a great training tool, and its sad alot of wing chun people dismiss it as a fad. Imho The jook wan huen and luk wan (iron or wood roller) are integral to building real world skills. Best wishes from ireland.
@tylerrea2568 are you still teaching?
@@longseskrima-gungfu Yes I am, - Wishing you Great Success in your Training.
Tell me... whe do you work in circles when the system is made for straight lines? Why do you use your hands, when the system is made for elbows?
Not all of wing chun is straight lines. Mainland wing chun has alot of circles and double hand moves.
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 jeeeesus
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 it is made in straight lines... therefor the circles is wierd.. so why do you use your hands when its made for elsbows...?
@@macewindu1515 ill do a video on it in the near future, but in nutshell, circle straight, soft hard, ying yang is the the essence of martial tactics. Wing chun uses elbows for striking, check some of my other videos. I have chosen not to show some the elbow strikes with the use of the jook wan. The setups with the ring are a bit more complex. This video was a basic introduction video. Thanks for watching
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 i am not here for training.. i am here to ask you why you do things opposite than the system i designed to be used and then still say and claim and call it the same.... some sort of fake news ?
Silat people can't fight. Fancy moves, I guess, but they can't fight.
Silat people can fight, most choose not to.
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 Nope, took silat for years back in the mid 90's. They are nice people, they have interesting movements, but they can't fight to save their lives. Great example is this very example. The guy throws a strike that wouldn't have hit the practitioner to start with, the practitioner slips (the strike that wouldn't have landed..which..isn't..a slip..) and waits a 1/4 second, then finally - voila! merely throws the towel over his face.. Oh, and he "twists" it. Yeah. That's a move. They can't fight.
Plenty of people learn silat n other martial arts n most of them cant master it bcoz they learn for fun or just for hobby …pls come again to one of the silat practitioners and see if you can go back in one piece
@@supportbmf9113 heh. nice scary talk. they are welcome to visit my MMA class anytime they like. I'll do a whole coaching segment on "phony esoteric martial arts". You don't sound like you can fight.
@@supportbmf9113 Where are you - lets meet. See, I travel a lot. I go to a lot of MMA gyms to train across the nation. Which Silat seminar will you be at? I'd like to fight both the instructor, and afterwards, you. We will record the whole thing, and Post it to youtube. Then I'd like to tell the instructor you are the one who put him up to it - invited me without his consent - to fight him. he deserves to know your big mouth set him up for it. So, where will you be. Lets meet.
Pj bennis is my uncle, good work my friend
Thanks tristram, he taught so many things from kung fu, kicboxing, eskrima, boxing...a multi talented martial artist. All of us who were taught by him were very fortunate.
cindai normally not taught to student
i was shown some basics with the sarong and rope, mainly joint locks. its good to explore it as a restraint or arrest device.
Im not a big fan of this ring. You can easily loose forward pressure which is a main principle in wing chun. To keep the ring in place you apply forces to the sides and the ring doesn't simulate tje force coming to you. But if it works for you, Im happy for you 😂
I think one thing HK wc lost compared to the mainland wc is the sei ging, tan tou fou cham (吞吐浮沉; swallow-spit-float-sink). The bigger ring actually helps isolate the delts, lats, and core muscles quite alot for the delivery of force.
@cortocombateeskrima1799 you are right about that. My opinion is the Ip Man was not motivated to teach but forced by poverty. I think he knew way more than he taught to his students... but it's history. The big ring might be actually good as you mentioned. If someone trains a lot by himself it can do the job. Still not a big fan of it 😂
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This is not what is called Saam Baai Fat in Wing Chun. Sorry. 🙏
@SiulamwingchunOrg-info I learnt this from a person who studied a fat san of wing chun, I dont claim to be siu lam weng chun, Hoffman, chung chu man lineage, nearly every form in nam kuen has a form called sap jee. Only so many names for forms and sets. I was also taught wc San sau, a form called bat kiu fat (eight bridge skill), siu lim tao, jook wan methods etc. Not every line fits into a convenient box.
Well said, great video.
Great video here. The ring is a wonderful training tool. It is really applicable to far more than wing chun too. Just a great tool to help in most any gung fu system I know.
Been meaning to edit down some of the big rings uses in other styles, inc chang quan, bagua etc, its a great and adaptable tool
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 Yes I totally agree and would be happy to see bagua stuff with it. There are very few videos (that I know of) on using it with bagua. Keep up the great videos!
Great video! I am happy you shared these techniques.
More than welcome