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My awakened hilder cant even survive in stage 2-3, its because of my gear? she is max level with 103k hp but still die within 10 seconds

any tips on CC stage Hard 2-3?

They need to nerf this POS stage!

This didn’t work you piece of shit

Box sings. Boxing, martial arts, and wrestling share an identity to show the identity the sciences share, and how with earth's especial difference. All have missed. Fact treatment nature needs not even fists. Nature insists another course. And yet, the sciences, they speak of force. Box sings....

This is well presented. However, I would like to see you perform this as a flow and then break into a mock sparring fight simulation. I realize the dummy gives you very little energy variation but you could manufacture it with bumping or just using your imagination like you live. Just like hitting a few combinations, varied entries, cover guards, some boxing, or perhaps play with just knife sensitivity done similarly. This would show fluid footwork, ranging, head movement, hand sensitivity distinction, etc... You could do it in just a heavy bag format... This could be done easily by throwing it in at the end of the video to just see everything in real time and function. 👊💀

3:54 SPLIT ENTRY 🐉☮️🤛💥😉PAK or GUM SAO and CHOW KUEN ❤

2:15 Good rule of thumb is. 1. A BLADED HAND goes 45 degrees to the neck BUI GEE. Chop. The BUI FAK. 2. THE JA JEUNG and CHAANG JEUNG side and spade palm fit perfectly next. Any side. Either hand. Chop n slap. Great entry SIFU.

The slap is much better, heavier, faster, to intercept with than a punch is. That’s why he uses a slap first. ✅

0:47 💯✅EXPERT

Interesting. 🐉 I’ll leave a comment.

6 years, we waited SIX YEARS. We finally got it

that's a good front round. muy thai kicks carry a lot of power. La Boxe Française-Savate has an excellent high fake to a leg kick roundhouse. I think they just called it a high low kick. you raise the knee like you're going for a snap head kick, then just sweep down to a more straight leg roundhouse to the legs. you should check it out. it served me very well in IKF kickboxing in the early 2000s

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Those were the days!

its a different screen now with sunbreak, but indeed that image with magnemalo is staying for a lot of seconds

thats wassup Law

High kicks on both sides!? Can u do side front split?

I have the same problem. It happen a few days ago for me as well. It was never like this when i first week or 2.

Caveat: I have memory problems & was instructed in the mid-90's. I know that I've strayed a bit as a result of my problem, but I see that I'm still fairly close to some demos that I've seen on UA-cam. My instructor was taught by Sun Lu Tang's daughter: not everyone teaches Sun Style the same way. Note: beyond exercises I only had instruction & practice in the 2 Mother Palms & the 8 Animal Forms (sans applications for the most part): I know that there's more to SSB than what little I've been exposed to (so please keep this in mind as I offer my observations). To me, this is a very strange version of Sun Style Baguazhang. I've seen versions with slight variations from how I recall being shown: there's often some little addition or subtraction from the version I'm familiar with; & occassionally a lot of additions (a review of SSB on UA-cam will show you that not all practice the same way). For Instance: The Phoenix Form of SSB that I learned had one's arms rounded at shoulder height, but with both palms inboard (not facing outward as in your practice: your way is similar to Yin Style Baguazhang's Rooster System); & then, while advancing along the circle while spinning the entire body around like a top, one's arms raise overhead with hands going to the top of the arm-circle position, then this arm-circle position dips down low so that the hands go near the ground as the body bends at the waist, only to rise back up to the shoulder-level position, like physically describing a large circle with the hands of your circled arms while walking along an arc plus spinning & bending your body (it's a very dynamic form & elderly practitioners I've seen demo this don't drop as low as the young folk, but the basic, complex motion is still there). Essentially it's based upon a Lion Playing With A Ball (Lion Holds Ball Lion Uplifts Ball, Lion Rolls Ball - or something very much like this). It seems that you did 2 variations each of Lion Form & Dragon Form postures; I was taught that the lead hand in Lion Opens Its Mouth is Palm Upward (skyward); & both palms in Dragon Spreads Its Wings are held Upward (skyward). I occassionally saw you with these palm positions changed to facing outward. I also noticed some occassional wiggling of your hands/arms/body that seemed odd to me; & you rarely did Bai-Bu & Ko-Bu (sp?) footwork that's prevalent in the way that I was shown (the extreme toe-in, toe-out footwork). Since you stated that you had a year invested in practice, I can only assume that you were either being taught a version of SSB that's very different from what I consider as the 'norm,' or you're practicing some 'advanced' form beyond the basics that I was shown (but I have my doubts about this latter possibility). Anyways, it's been 10 years since this video was posted, so you should be very good at your version by now. I went on to explore other arts, but kept practicing some SSB, especially the footwork, which I still practice almost daily & now have it down pat (it's been approximately 25 years now & practice does pay off). Note: While I found SSB circle walking to be fairly decent in open, flat, generally clear spaces - often found in cities - I found it of limited use in rough terrain & some tight spaces; so I suggest exploring a wide variety of footwork for use in various conditions.

sticky palm and intercepting fist. its like you drifted into wu shu style there in freestyle. The people that taught me that side stepping they called a V step? like where you step like a V and you are no longer where the strike is / was.

I practice Northern Mantis and one of the forms I was taught we use a similar movement that transitions into the Mantis claw pose. We use it to block and swipe across the face

100% right

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Good stuff Keep it up. I am training Arnis. Look forward to more Knife Videos

Thanx for your patience explanation, I could figured it all out! 😀

Got it! Too cool. Thanks for the video.

Hi, I'm assuming the Sun style you are referring to here is Sun Xi Kun instead of Sun Lu Tang?

GREAT VIDEO. THANKS ☺☺☺☺

6:39. Thank you. You just taught me something that I have never heard before.

think it's time to invest in a new camera :) or get closer yer blurry

interesting take on it ..i have seen close to 20 Versions of the Naihanchi Kata ..Do you do any joint locks from it? tuite jitsu?

Good job, I like that these are simple enough to do in the office. I hate leg days..

Good vid

Very sharp

Great work man! Hugs 3HomeWorkout

You explained stress 'perfectly' you should do more of these 'explanation' type videos more often, in regards to the theories and reasoning behind a lot of the in's and out's of self defence. I enjoyed watching this immensely - and learning! Thank you. I look forward to seeing even more! :)

Keep up the good work. Fuckin that wall up!

nice vid, very well spoken and essential thing to concentrate on and get into our muscle memories.

excellent training vid

thank you for making these videos

What style are you using you're quick but if you step in with your guard dropped someone will counter you always imagine a counter response to every technique you throw

One thing that I've noticed with regards to hip use (and shoulder movement, because when you move your hips, your shoulders tend to move, too) is that you need to think of it as a rotation. If your left hip is moving forward, your right hip needs to be moving backwards!

Do you pivot your feet when rotate your hips?

Wow, impressive!

effective move in matches

That was really good

Fucking amazing! That's exactly what I do every morning. Please check out my videos bro!

your hip rotation helped me get more power in my hooks and Crosses.. last week in sparring I almost ko my partner ahaha with a left hook thanks man your great