How come he doesn't try to hit back? response video - Wing Chun - Kung Fu Report - Adam Chan
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Why doesn't Chris try to hit back. It's not staged, it's because he's not thinking about attacking when his mind is on the defensive. This is the concept of 'the mind leads the body'...sometimes painfully. Let's discuss.
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Damn, Adam’s heard these doubts and “scientific martial skepticism” so much he just laughs and casually shows you how your bias is wrong.
I love your application of martial art principle to real-life, non-combat, situations. Wisdom! ❤
Back when I had the privilege of the Art being pounded down to me, we would have many people ask the famous questions like, "What if they use this type of kick, what if they use that type of punch, what do you do if they grab you like this"? Our go to, number one answer was "try it"! Funny thing was most of the ones that asked the questions "never tried it" them selves. Of the ones that did, never asked "what if" again. I my self, was once one of those "what about this, what about that"? I received my answer the hard way!
Great stuff as always. Like Mike Tyson says “Everyone has plan before the fight, until they get hit’. A lot of people inexperienced in fight do not understand the power of shock. The impact of great shock is something unknown to many KEYBOARD WARRIORS. Myself never believed in the inch punch power til I had the opportunity to fly off the ground and land without balance from GM Samuel Kwok’s inch punch.
It’s like skiing through trees, if you look at the trees you will hit the trees. You have to look at the negative space between the trees to react in time.
Wow, that’s a good analogy.
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Thank you Adam for making a very philosophic connection between the martial arts and the daily life!
Thank you, a really excellent explanation which also covers Aikido.
My African Martial art teacher used to do the opposite and have a light touch, and leave his hand on me and distract me with other things until I was aware of subtle touches of my openings, then I trained with Maul Morrnie and he would teach the same by secretly placing the foot in an area without us noticing for a sweep setup. Bottom line is our mind has limited awareness and just like he said in the video we often get tunnel vision until we can expand our minds. As a side note Floyd Mayweather awareness was out of this world I hear. He can fight and hear the commentators conversation at the base of the ring. Masters usually develop this ability to capture the whole battlefield in order to fight multiple opponents.
Possibly one of your most crucial lessons, Adam. We need to see more on this. ;)
Very pertinent video, excellent underlying point, well explained and demonstrated 😁 Thank you for sharing!🙏🙋♂️
This is the key to finding submissions in Jiu Jitsu
I think this is my favorite video of 2021. Thank you so much.
I agree with most of what you're talking about. Great content however some people do have a higher pain tolerance. If there high on PCP for example or some people just can take pain and or get use to it
WOW!!! What an AWESOME video, valuable and extremely educational! Thanks so much!
In boxing - the right might be a fake - thrown half way before the left is thrown - martial artists almost NEVER talk about fakes. I used to almost always catch a guy when I throw a "slow" front kick (people STILL actually block low kicks with their hands) - as soon as I see their hand come down to block - BAM - punch to the face.
Excellent Adam, as always! :-)
Thank you Sifu Adam
Well explained Sifu Adam
Thank you for this I have been explaining to my friends and some boxing fanatic, but they don't listen, your a great teacher lolz ur video help me with my wing Chun alot even at my worst time thank you very much and very inspirational
This is exactly how I apply my Jeet Kune Do techniques and principles when training and sparring. The opponents brain can't be at 2 different places at one time when you're doing 2 things at one time because there's no delay and this is just how the brain works. This is why I love Wing Chun and when you apply it with Jeet Kune Do footwork like the forward push from the bi jong stance, you create even more damage. Bruce Lee knew how important the Wing Chun was when defending against hard aggressive ambush attacks which is why he kept Wing Chun as the root when he developed Jeet Kune Do and here's a perfect example of it when applied the right way.
Yes, there are wing chun elements, but I wouldn't go that far saying it's the root of JKD. Boxing and fencing was more important near the end of the LA phase of JKD. They like to teach wing chun stuff for historical purposes. Centerline theory, chain punch, and vertical fist is what's left. Everything else got replaced with boxing and fencing terminology.
@@Simon2k17 That's not true!! Wing Chun was Bruce's bread and butter, and he never got rid of it, he only modified it for combat because he knew wing chun was mostly a close quarter system, and the fight with Wong Jack Man showed him that when the environment changes, you can't just rely on one method of attack. People always say he got rid of the Wing Chun when he developed Jeet Kune Do and that's a myth!! Wing Chun isn't the way but it's the root of Jeet Kune Do. Now if you choose to eliminate Wing Chun in your personal Jeet Kune Do, that's your choice but if you do that, you'll weaken the system and water it down because you'll just look like a Jeet Kune Do kickboxer. Dan Inosanto even talks about this in this video called Jeet Kune Do's Wing Chun roots ua-cam.com/video/mxpIECFd_2g/v-deo.html. If you have no Wing Chun, you have no Jeet Kune Do, plain and simple!! I've been doing Jeet Kune Do for over a decade now and the wing chun principles have helped a whole lot. If I had eliminated it, I wouldn't of been able to defend myself the way I can, and would of been basically just a sport fighter, not only that, I would of had to tap into so many different grappling arts if I didn't have Wing Chun in it.
@@kennylopezjeetkunedo5555 I never said there's no Wing Chun. I'm saying it wasn't as important near the end of Bruce's life time. Furthermore, we must define what Wing Chun is. Sil Nim Tao, Chum Kiu, Biu Jee, Pole form, Knife form, and Wing Chun wooden dummy form. Jeet Kune Do has none of that. Since you've trained for a decade, you probably heard that Bruce threw Chi Sao out as well. He called Taki Kimura and told him Chi Sao is out. When Taki was still alive, I actually asked him if it were true. Taki said it was true. I believe Dan also said so as well. Chi Sao is a big deal in Wing Chun, and Bruce threw it out. Furthermore, there's no personal Jeet Kune Do. Your ultimate goal is to intercept. To hit your opponent before he hits you. Thats why its called the way of the intercepting fist. Wing Chun did not offer the tools that would allow you to achieve that due to distance. The footwork was just not there. Thats why boxing and fencing were added in the Oakland and LA phases of JKD. Also, if you read the Tao of Jeet Kune Do, all his terminology are like parry and riposte(boxing/fencing terms), not pak sao, and tan sao (Wing Chun terms). That was his main book. It was obvious how Bruce felt about Wing Chun. Therefore, my conclusion still stands. Wing Chun is usually taught for historical purposes. This is what the curriculum looked like in Seattle, or this is what it looked like in Oakland, etc. I'll give you the maximum value of 20% Wing Chun, since HIA is part of the 5 ways of attack. That, and coupled with chain punch, vertical fist, and centreline principle. But still not the root since it lacks all the wing Chun forms. If you trained under Dan, I get where you're coming from. As much as I respect him, he's also the reason why the JKD community has this rift and why me and you are having this debate.
@@Simon2k17 Yes there is a personal Jeet Kune Do, and that's your own way of doing it as long as you use the Jeet Kune Do foundation. And Bruce felt Chi Sao wasn't as important due to the way the structure was developed being that Wing Chun was primarily a close quarter system, where Jeet Kune Do had more long range tools. And Dan Inosanto wasn't my instructor but he's correct about what he said in the video I shared. And of course Jeet Kune Do isn't gonna have every wing Chun form in ite, it's not Wing Chun. Lol The first 2 forms are the most important aspect for fighting purpose and not only that, he took a lot of the principles from the form's particularly the first 2 and added it in with the boxing and fencing. That's why a lot of strikes like the straight blast has more more power than a boxing jab because of the principles. The blocks are all there and there's time's when you can't intercept or hit, you have to block. Remember we're talking about situational changes and that's how fights are. If all you do is train the boxing and fencing aspects, than you're limiting yourself. So like I said Wing Chun is NOT the WAY but it's still the root. And Bruce already had developed Jeet Kune Do by 1967 and you still see him chi saoing and using wing Chun and you see him using it in his movies. It's there to be used not if you don't how to use it agaii incoming attacks, than that all falls back on the individual. I haven't had problem yet stopping people's hook shots or one, two's using the blocks. Now if you choose not to use it or use the wing Chun when the fight gets in close quarter, that's your choice but you'll be limiting yourself. Too many people talk about what Bruce did and act like they're Bruce Lee but the reality is, when the chaos start, can you stop it and that's the only thing that's gonna matter. Let some big ass bouncer pin you against the wall and than you tell me if the wing Chun is gonna help you in that situation because getting in your Jeet Kune Do stance and trying to straight blast him or intercept him isn't gonna work in that situation.
Thanks for sharing you are very helpful ☺️
Excellent lesson. I really like what you said about being able to engage the opponent where they are at first, before you are qualified to go where they are not.
This has a great meaning
I love your Chanel man everything. Your attitude your voice on how you talk. Very very amazed with your Chanel !
Greatly explained Sifu Adam
I do this all the time during my practice session with my advanced students. It is a form of misdirection and leading the blind. Good magician can lead your mind to believing or perceiving what they want you to see or feel. This is definitely a skill way beyond even advanced students.
Best concept from this Channel 👌.
Lovely concept Adam 😎👍🏾
Great content!
Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you sifu.
Great explanation!
I like your explanation and all your lessons. 🇨🇾👊🏽🙏🏽🐺
Chris i feel your pain
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Maybe I'm missing something here but something doesn't make sense to me.
I thought we were seeing a technique demonstration. It's a compliant drill. Every martial art does something like this. Asking why the guy didn't hit back isn't valid criticism, because it's just a technique demo. There is still the debate over whether it works against a resisting opponent, but that applies to any demo from any martial art.
I thought it was one and done easily explained. Now we're getting an explanation that the demo is for real and non- compliant. It just seems odd to me. I can say I feel like I'm missing something here. If someone is just demonstrating a technique I don't think any excuses are required as to why a training partner doesn't resist.
Very good advice :)
When developing a counter to a specific technique it is useful to counter 1 technique at a time until it becomes reflex. This coupled with chi sau provides useful training with a minimum of injuries.
On the street people are not going to just stand there, there going to move in on you and continue punching maybe kicking
🔥Pain compliance 101🔥
Awesome
What if it was a faint? It's easy to defend against an attack when you know when and where it's coming from
What if, what if, what if... giant peach materializes above you and lands on your head. Drills are designed to develop skills within a set of confined boundaries. Without the boundaries it is more difficult to focus on the skill you want to develop.
IMHO, sparring is the key. And not only wc vs wc.
This was genius. 🙏
I see those kinds of comments everywhere when it comes to traditional martial arts. Mainly because there's a bunch of trolls online who believe the big four is the be all and end all of combat. Everything else is nonsense to them. You can explain how clearly that pain causes a freeze response, in their minds it could never happen to them.
good tip
i almost always open an attack with a deception, this is more often than not a strike to the leading leg/kneecap (with a kick obviously) i use this to bridge the gap to get me into punching range then its lop sao to take down any defences leaving various targets vulnerable to strikes . . . .
i have this down to about somewhere between 1/2 seconds
2:06. That doesn't wash. If he's in a fight he's thinking of hitting you. You don't get to do six things to his one because "It hurts"
Feedback loop. Mind leads th3 body which is based on the information provided by the body.
you are absolutely right, the brain is the most selfish muscle that the human body has, and to keep it running it shuts down any part of the body to keep it on, the pain is just that.
can she be trained now? yes ... it can, but only up to a certain degree, the fighters train to endure the pain but up to a certain limit and then the brain gives the signal that that muscle or tendon, or bone has to be disconnected and then it happens the collapse.
very good video, thanks
Thanks Sifu , but I would like to point out that even if Chris had thrown a wild punch , your hand was in a check position and would have picked it up !
People love to say, what if and what about instead of saying, can I do this or, how how can I apply. You get it? People push instead of receiving. Too mist resistance. Too much tea in the cup. There's no room for learning. In other words, shut up, empty your mind and learn. Train. Then you'll understand further.
Yes
Sifu Adam, how do we intercept against a JKD lead hook kick, can you do a video on the before + late timings？ I've seen some of your pragmatic martial arts jkd trailers before back in the day. Please enlighten me, keep eating those in sparring at waist height. Thank you
Porque no esta traducido en esoañol por fabor me encanta comobenseña
agreed fully
Also he wasn't trying to throw a combo. Combo's and follow up techniques is huge
snake charming works the same way
To play devil's advocate, boxers feel pain but they move their feet, and the have strategies to survive. Why doesn't Chris move his feet and counter with some offense? I appreciate what you show. I think your stuff is awesome, but wonder how realistic it is.... thx
nice !
hit. Freeze,hit freeze .The only thing is hit them and plant the punch because some people can take a punch.
is it about the matter of the concentration of the opponent?
I have a question. Can someone use this technique in a ring???
Or just for the road???
Why aren't there sifus like him in LA? 😭😭
Kinda bothers me that people aren't able to figure these things out without being told lol
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Good teaching, but too fast in most videos. This time you slowed down, making it easier to see and understand what you're doing. Please add slow versions in future videos.
Perfectttttt
Strike when you feel emptiness!?!
Master Adam, i know boxing or muay thai guys would train themselves not to be afraid of minor punches in their heads or around their eyes and keep their weak body parts' muscles tight like abs. Then how can you distract their attentions. More importantly, if your opponent is a thickly muscular sumo wrestler, how can you hurt him? Like ahhhh...His abs are too thick to be hurt and his skull too hard to be crushed 🙏
Concept is get on their nerves. Or how David can take on Goliath. That's why finger like mantis kung-fu exists for a reason.
En español traducido por faborrrr
Like the hand speed I got somebody that I need to do this too because their asking 4 it
Mortal combat 11 Kung loa is win chun
I get the pain thing, but in general, the whole ''How come he doesn't try to hit back?'' is such a stupid statement. I could also go to a video of a BJJ Triangle choke and say ''Why did the guy let you put him in the choke?'' People don't understand the concept of demonstrations and drills.
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great pricnciple .. it is chinese military strategy .... 出其不意 攻其不备
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Ur too speed