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@@以武證道 是的，但肘要有十字勁

@@wutan_nj明白了❤

@@mikeymarshful yes if you follow the class content and put your mind and focus 100% on the grinding of your feet 🦶, not waist, not knees. Feet only. There are many students reported knee condition improvement after training.

Can attest that Shifu Vincent's training when followed correctly will heal your knees!

That's like me with hip arthritis, I had to stop my Choy Li Fut forms because of it, broke my heart.

@@MrTodd2000 Laurence Frese was one of my students

Sifu Peter Koo.

@@tranangkhoapham2695 glad you can be inspired

每個人的上身、大腿、小腿的長度比例天生不同，所以馬步其實不應該有一定的標準。影片中提到的八個部位住意到比較重要，至於能蹲得多低，膝蓋背面能成90°是最佳角度，但是強度因人而異，不一定要蹲那麼低

@@wutan_nj 謝謝老師的回覆，延伸想再請教，那我該如何評估自己在馬步上的進步程度與否？ 是腿部耐力，或者是呼吸的長度（八個呼吸）？

There has been a pattern of ignorant commenters who clearly knows nothing about martial arts. You foot right into that genre. You know where I am, come and try it out. If you don’t dare to come try it for yourself, shut your hole.

so clearly you dont know how a demonstration works... got it...

@@菅原のしゅん 這套拳是1986年由多位當代大師合力編創的。套路有：八極拳、形意拳、摔跤、八卦掌、螳螂拳。我們只是把它當八極拳練。

台湾の軍隊の為に作られたのが忠義拳。八極拳をベースに作成されて、台湾に徴兵制度があった頃にみんなやってるはずです。

@@mr31337 you know what’s not great? You are not great.

@@mr31337 low level thinking. Basic requirements for beginners. You must be a beginner. It’s okay.

All boxing systems have fundamentals to train certain principles. Once those are grasped, you are free to interpret said principles to your own liking. Thus making the system your own. The more ways we see and learn about, the more we can come in tune with our own. That said, please share with us your "right" way to do it, if you don't mind.

I myself keep my toes forward but that's just because my teacher insisted on it and would rage if he saw anyone do it differently. In order to determine if someone were doing it "wrong" by pointing their toes out I'd have to feel the energy/intention of their fajin both ways. It's impossible to judge these things without feeling them.

Impossible for ME to judge without feeling anyway. But I always love your videos and often use them as references ♥️ thank you

@@Cheras_Lough 謝謝

@@yao3411323 謝謝，新年快樂

Yes there are several other "leg techniques" that we considered non-kicks, but more so for trappping, and take downs.

@@以武證道 🫸🤛

@@bajuszpal172 thanks! Merry Christmas and happy new year to you too.

@@thekungfuintellect thank you 🙏

@@Asha-g6c thanks! Indeed.

@@victorsegovia8008 yes the girl in the video is a 2nd Dan Aikido practitioner, in one of the applications at the beginning of the video she used the aikido version. I thought that was too plain… lol

@wutan_nj the karate version, again the one related with the branch of karate I practice, after the knee strike you can use the throw. I am very sorry because of my poor way I explained the throw

@@jonathanshafter1800 don’t they have something similar in wrestling?

@@Stolas9 yes I’ve seen a similar move in Roman wrestling. In terms of against a strike, that all depends if the initial contact can be made at 80% of the upcoming strike, if that parry can be made at 80% of a committed strike or push, or choke… this can be done nicely.

I would recommend to consider that, If your body movement skill is high enough, then you can position yourself for any given technique. If your body movement skill isn't good enough, then you wont be able to make any technique work, including a simple jab. Good training will develop your body movement skill to where more and more techniques become possible. Peace

​​​​@@wutan_njthat's a very unrealistic "if" scenario. I've used this in Judo and even BJJ sparring and it works for grappling matches, although you need to modify it to be less stylized during speed with a non-cooperating opponent. It does not work against good western Boxing or Muy Thai strikers who are trying to punch you, and it's a good way to get knocked out fast. The use against strikers is after you've closed the distance and then they over extend themselves trying to create distance from you to get back to their striking range. Unless you're up against a drunk flailing person who can't fight and is just swinging their arms wildly, do not attempt this against a full speed punch. Or do it and report back how that experience went. It's a good way to learn.

是的，因為人類是立體的，在三度空間移動。