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Brilliant! Fantastic explanations! Greatly appreciated!

That was a fantastic description of how everything works! Thank you for articulating it so well!!!!!!!

This looks like it is the core concept of Chum Kiu. Thank you for sharing this John. 🙏

Really great instructions on connecting the body structure and expanding. Your guidance has really helped me figure this out.

I appreciate how simply you explain the CST Wing Chun method and where to focus on relaxing. Great Video.

Very good

Amazing much respect, !! Thank you John ..

Point of contact kinetic energy transfer POCKET?

Explaining the internal movement was very good.

More contact More control

A true understanding 👍🏻 Great lesson John. When grasping these movements and questioning “what did I just do ?” The answer is all to often confused by the minimal amount of effort required to execute the movement properly. Confusing 😂. Thanks JK 👍🏻

This is very good wing chun.

I very much like what you are doing. Do you sell any training videos, out side what we can see on You tube? I would like to know more... Thank you.

Amazing thank you

Good stuff 👏 👍🏾

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John Kaufman is the real deal, with more than 40 years of experience - very impressive to touch hands with. Thanks for sharing!

So great to see this Sifu! It looks like you are doing well! I'm sorry I missed you while you were in NYC. Hope you come back soon!

What's your opinion on the tom myers deep front line.. Is that the engine we use in wing chun. Along with ligaments stretch reflex...i would love to discuss this with u.. is chi just the ability to control your fascias Consciously

Is it fascia manipulation

Also, what's the science beyond this? Surely you're doing more than relaxation?

In CST how are you able to strike with incredible strength? Is it to do with the glutes and fascia?

I hear you using the terms Sung and Peng like they do in Tai Chi. Based on what you're saying, it sounds the same too. Would you cultivate these things in the same way too? By zhan zhuang standing practice (among other things)?

Hello John. It is nice to see and hear you even though it's just through a UA-cam video. I hope you and the family are doing well. I really enjoyed the video.

Mr. Kaufman you are one of my favorite Marital Artists of all time. I have so much respect and admiration for you and your CST teaching methods. Even though I have never been lucky enough to meet you in person, after watching and studying your UA-cam videos countless times over the years you have opened my eyes to what Wing Chun can and should be. I have tried learning the CST method online at Mindful Wing Chun run by Nima King, who I also admire greatly, but since I have no training partners nor friends interested in WC near me to practice with, I have been limited to only solo training making progress or feedback very difficult. Thank you so much for sharing this instructional gem with us, and I am so glad to see you posting videos again.

Your still alive and teaching great news please share more!

This makes me feel very nostalgic Sifu John! How much longer are you in NYC? …and when will you be coming back?

He got the juice! lol!

Hi John. Great to watch this again. Are you left handed ?

This goes far beyond wing Chun, using internal conditioning is the key to Akido, daito Ryu, aki jujitsu, systema ect.

Amazing video!!! Thnx for your work. In wing chun the peng jin is called wan yuen lik

Got heaps from this. Thank you.

Yes people cannot see it. U have to feel it.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge very kind of you Sifu Kaufman hope your doing well sir!

I've been doing Kung fu for 5 years trying to crack internal release. That was the best explanation I have heard. Thank you! 🙏

I've watched this so many times, and still don't get it, but it's awesome! Wish I could meet you, but I'm in Tennessee. Not Hong Kong, or wherever you are lol.

Need a better microphone dude but digging it

Your sui nim tau movements and shapes are so recognisable from our lineage. Refreshing to watch this form performed by an exponent who understands the movements and the relaxed manner in which they are performed

I would so like to meet you someday if you are ever in BC. You have a tone of voice and manner I could listen to for a very long time.

John i like your videos but you should use microphones otherwise it is difficult to hear what you and your partners say.

Really good John. And 11 years ago. Wow. I dare say you’ve come a long way since then. I love this art. Incredibly fascinating and many many discoveries still to find. 👍🏻

Thanks John 🙏. The legacy of my grandmaster lives on through the incredible skills of teachers like yourself and many many others. Keep it up man

Fantastic John. Please stop by. I’d love an opportunity to show you my Viper Jeet Kune Do set up. It’s all BIK ENERGY smash fest. 😂💯💥👌

Destroy the structure. He knows his shit.

They’re just being really careful and respectful to each other. They’re mild older guys. Experts. This is a gem.

I like it. I use it. My way is to strike. Just basically place my fingers in the eye. This usually produces a reaction. Any Bending, reaching across centerline, any broken structure n boom. It’s full on assault time. Fabulous principles sifu

If you think about how small IP Man was and how big his first student, Leung Sheung, who was, himself a renown martial artist, he had to have more than physical prowess to become as successful as he was, especially in those times, when you had to let your "hands" talk, this makes sense.

John how are you? it's been a long time this is Ed... I'm the guy that works for your nephew Rob doing the tiles on your floor and the blue stone in your dojo still looks good

Hi John, I have really been enjoying your videos and have learned a lot. Thank you for taking the time to post them! My best friend stays in Atlanta GA and I wanted to ask you, if you know of anyone in that area who understands internal concepts like you do? Hope you are doing well <3

This Presentation is for Advanced students. Beginners may think they are using over powering But their structures are purely strong, here and there they are testing their structures. If they do this to beginners, beginners will be pushed away, not able to control opponents or merely structures broken down. It’s because structure of opponents are too strong, there need to change angle of force going in. Even one changes angle and opponent catches up, because their structure is strong both side, it looks like tensed. This and beginners using too much muscles from upper arms can not be treated as the same. If one of practitioners above do this with beginner thinking they are doing correct chi sao because they are more flawless, it’s dead wrong. In tai chi, push hands, advanced practitioners hands are extremely heavy if they want them to be and it can be soft based on what’s intention for training,