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This video covers the concept of Emptiness in Structure with a focus on Tai Chi. The next video in this series will cover Emptiness in Energy with a focus on Wing Chun.

After four videos on earth, wind, water and fire respectively, this final part in the chapter on martial forces will be divided into five videos exploring emptiness.

This is the fourth of five videos in the chapter on martial forces. The final and next video in this chapter will explore Emptiness.

This is the third of five videos in the chapter on martial forces. The next video on the Way of Fire will demonstrate using energy to destroy the structure an opponent.

No. I'm sorry but this is not Lung Ying. This is Bak Mei. The opening Salute is Bak Mei. Use of the Phoenix eye fist is Bak Mei, not Lung Ying. Posture upright rather than hunched over(Lung Ying) is Bak Mei. Arms spread out wide and/or space between them is Bak Mei--NOT Lung Ying.

Wonderful hearing from some one who can pick out the greatness in Bruce. Bruce's older brother was a master swordsman and there's that story of how his brother beat up Bruce one day just using one arm, his sword arm. A lesson for Bruce from his brother.

Lotta similarities to the Dragon Form I learned in Bai Mei

rooster attack with wings,beak and the claws, are powerful.

What the Fxxk is this shit

Excellent video. I have often used wind in street fights, much to my advantage.

This is the second of five videos in the chapter on martial forces. The next video on the Way of Water will demonstrate using a fluid structure to overwhelm an opponent.

This guy is a clown

This is the first of five videos in the chapter in this series covering the martial art forces of Earth, Wind, Water, Fire and Emptiness.

This is the last video in the chapter on blending and flowing in the Exploring the Internal 25-part series. The next five-part chapter will cover martial forces.

The next and last video in this chapter on blending and flowing in the Exploring the Internal 25-part series will cover blending with the energy of an opponent.

The next video in this chapter on blending and flowing in the Exploring the Internal 25-part series will cover blending with the structure of an opponent.

"People need to know why I'm falling" I feel like just like how theres a go to term for the fast flashy bullshit demos like "speed cheating" we need one for takedowns that have real mechanics behind them but can only work if they refuse to change their footing to regain their balance. This is a good example. I don't know if you're teaching this as a takedown, but the outside tie is a real and legitimate clinch and wrestling technique. So is blocking the knee. I straight up forget the last time I've seen anyone actually be taken down while resisting with a knee tap. So much more has to be happening to set it up, and even then the knee tap itself is rarely what does it in my experience. That much is usually kind of a fluke. The tap itself is usually a set up to something more substantial like a knee pick, single leg, foot sweep, etc. Misunderstanding of legitimate techniques seems to be a common byproduct of the kind of overthinking common among people who think of martial arts with the "internal" mindset. What actually makes contact with the enemy is a physical object imparting physical force. There's plenty of nuance in the how and why something works the way it does, but the act of rending it as abstract as calling it internal honestly comes across as a failure to conceptualize the mechanics at play fully. Which is a shame. The focus on developing the core of the body, use of the hips as the center of gravity and driver of movement, etc. are all typical of the internal crowd's teaching.... And all also completely mainstream sports science. You will find all of those things being taught in high level combat sports instruction. They just actually work and can be taught more reliably, because they havent been mystified.

Это предварительные ласки? ☺

The next video in this chapter on blending and flowing in the Exploring the Internal 25-part series will cover blending in time with an opponent.

The next four videos in this chapter on Blending and Flowing will explore internal martial art fundamentals of blending in space, time, structure and energy, respectively.

Stephen...I like your videos...I can SEE your not an average martial artist.

I’m calling Xu Xaodong right now!

This is the last video on internal body mechanics. The next chapter of five videos in this 25-video series will be on blending and flowing.

This is the tenth video in the twenty-five video series exploring internal martial arts. The next video will conclude the current chapter on internal martial art body mechanics.

This is the third of five videos in the chapter on internal body mechanics. The next video will be on using the mass of a body for internal martial arts.

My argument is that "Fencing" as a sport is quite different from fencing in it's original form which was La Veradera Destreza & it was neither continuous, nor aggressive. It was more akin to a viper feeling out it's target & waiting for that opportunity to deliver that one lethal strike.

This is the second of five videos in the chapter on internal body mechanics. The next video will be on muscle separation.

The techniques of the form are broken down in detail around fighting application in the numbered 26 video series on this channel on the "Enter the Dragon Form" playlist for those interested in a fuller understanding.

This is the first of five videos in the chapter on internal body mechanics. The next video wil be on generating spiral energy.

This series of videos is a fantastic break down of this form, probably the most comprehensive break down of a hakka style form I've seen on UA-cam

Keep going!

Very kind of you to share . Thank you , so few do.

The last of five videos exploring internal martial art concepts, this video focuses on listening and sensitivity in martial arts. The next chapter of five videos will explore internal martial art body mechanics.

Thank you for explaining the applications in the form. It helps a lot.

@martialartpath 7 days ago The fourth of five videos exploring internal martial art concepts, this video focuses on internal circles and lines in martial arts. The next and final video in this first chapter on internal concepts will explore listening and sensitivity.

The third of five videos exploring internal martial art concepts, this video focuses on the use of breath in internal martial arts. The next video in this chapter on internal concepts will explore the geometry of circles and lines.

Hello I'd like to learn some. Anything learning at distance

This is the second of five videos exploring internal martial art concepts. This video focuses on internal alignment. There will be three more videos on different fundamental internal concepts before the next chapter of videos explores body mechanics.

What you are demonstrating, makes a lot of sense to me. As a Bajiquan & Baguazhang stylist & my own mix of many different styles. I’m Australian & I’m working on my own style based on the principles & mechanics of many different styles & the animal movement of the Australian Kangaroo 🦘When we start to practice different ways of movement, how to generate power It is a Beautiful & fascinating journey. I imagine this is what it felt like for Bruce Lee to start developing Jeet Kune Do 👍 I get so sick of people calling anything that is not Boxing, Kickboxing or MMA Bullshido. As a society people have become so ignorant. Thanks this was good 🤜🫷

❤❤❤ awesome 😎🆒🆒🆒🆒

The is the first of five videos on internal martial art concepts. This video is on generating force and there will also be five videos on internal martial art body mechanics in the future.

李家教？

I love dragon style and wish there was a local teacher! Good stuff.

Please share more Lung Ying

looks like its YKM mixed tung jeet kuen, sup jee and whatever he added....

This is an introduction to a 25 videos series explaining fundamentals of internal martial arts. I hope people find it interesting and useful. The next video will be about generating internal power.

Nice.

over a thousand views from autoplay, no doubt

Excited to be finally releasing this video series.

All that here has nothing to do with "internal power"