Great comment at the closing about not shutting your training partner down. Perhaps our competitive nature and ego is what’s standing in the way of our abilities to improve. I think that’s why most of CST students were very good. Well at least those I met and trained with over the 6 years when I visited HK. Another great lesson Sifu ❤
This has become a very important thing for me as a teacher and I strive to promote it as the culture at our school (adopted from CST) and that is for the Snrs not to always be attacking the less skilled and to defend majority of the time so allow space for the less skilled to work and attack. It's interesting how difficult it is to abide by because like you said our ago and competitive nature gets in the way. So it becomes a great practice for keeping the ego in check also.
This video is so interesting, I've seen a lot of Chi Sau instructional videos and they are all talking about techniques to counter a technique. You make it so simple, I want to feel and learn what you are teaching in this video.
Tks to you !🤩! I've seen all wingchun vidéos....this is the better explanation that i've heard! I make the wish to practice wingchun with you for feeling better just one of this effect on my body I (sry I'm french) great!🙏🤝
Hello, I partially agree with what you say here. Now, one thing is to use specific mechanics of chi sao once the contact is got, one thing is to predetermine how and where the contact will be. Of course this is my opinion. But some few details in what you say, make me think that from your point of view, the way of how the contact will be established, including the trajectories of opponent's arms, are already decided in advance, and it will happen necessarily (my impression from the video) in front of us. Maybe there is something I miss. Is it?
Where the contact will be is depending on where the opponents hands/guard is places. But regardless the same principle always applies, and that is to ensure we cover the path of their attack ( of both their arms) while striking through.
@@MindfulWingChun and how does it feel? I appreciate it when men with such high skills are crossings hands and are still open minded to exchange and learn from each other. 🙏
@@matzerias feels good. It's always been a good experience for me everytime. I walk away from each one more confident, and it's just a nice thing to feel other perform their craft. Looking forward to doing it again in a couple of months
haha, it's always better to be feeling it in person. but many are honestly benefitting so much from our online school www.mindfulwingchun.online we did put 5years of work into making it and it's still not fully finished yet but the first 4.5years of the course is completed. Check out the free 1week trial we have on there to get an idea of the possibility of learning from videos 👊
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #60 РОЖДЕНИЕ ЛОЛОЛОШКИ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoR0pAV9FVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Great comment at the closing about not shutting your training partner down. Perhaps our competitive nature and ego is what’s standing in the way of our abilities to improve. I think that’s why most of CST students were very good. Well at least those I met and trained with over the 6 years when I visited HK. Another great lesson Sifu ❤
This has become a very important thing for me as a teacher and I strive to promote it as the culture at our school (adopted from CST) and that is for the Snrs not to always be attacking the less skilled and to defend majority of the time so allow space for the less skilled to work and attack. It's interesting how difficult it is to abide by because like you said our ago and competitive nature gets in the way.
So it becomes a great practice for keeping the ego in check also.
This video is so interesting, I've seen a lot of Chi Sau instructional videos and they are all talking about techniques to counter a technique. You make it so simple, I want to feel and learn what you are teaching in this video.
glad you found it useful. 👍🙏
Excellent Nima, really enjoyed that, preach it bro :) Very important subject and you clearly articulate the misconceptions and illuminate the correct.
cheers brother 🙏
what a great video loaded with the most important information about chi sao and centerline thanks Sifu 🙏
Glad you found it helpful bro 🙏
Tks to you !🤩! I've seen all wingchun vidéos....this is the better explanation that i've heard! I make the wish to practice wingchun with you for feeling better just one of this effect on my body I (sry I'm french) great!🙏🤝
happy to hear that Nico. cheers
Very cool Nima. Taking our understanding of this important exercise to a much higher level. Thanks 🙏
Thank you Rob 🙏🙏
@@MindfulWingChun you’re really welcome King sifu. I hope you & your family are all ok.
Great explanation.
cheers. glad you thought so...
No hidden secrets, no gate keeping
only community🤜🖐🙏
🙏👍💯
Hello,
I partially agree with what you say here.
Now, one thing is to use specific mechanics of chi sao once the contact is got, one thing is to predetermine how and where the contact will be.
Of course this is my opinion.
But some few details in what you say, make me think that from your point of view, the way of how the contact will be established, including the trajectories of opponent's arms, are already decided in advance, and it will happen necessarily (my impression from the video) in front of us.
Maybe there is something I miss.
Is it?
Where the contact will be is depending on where the opponents hands/guard is places. But regardless the same principle always applies, and that is to ensure we cover the path of their attack ( of both their arms) while striking through.
does you ever cross yours hands others sifus in Martial Man camp? It can be so cool if have clips about where you guys share knowledges
yes, last time I touched hands with Master Bo from the 5 ancestors Shaolin, and Adam Mizner and Sergio.
@@MindfulWingChun and how does it feel? I appreciate it when men with such high skills are crossings hands and are still open minded to exchange and learn from each other. 🙏
@@matzerias feels good. It's always been a good experience for me everytime. I walk away from each one more confident, and it's just a nice thing to feel other perform their craft.
Looking forward to doing it again in a couple of months
nima your a young guy
😅😅🙏
👍
🤙🏼🙏
It's been some time, the heart race's.
haha. Yeah been a long time indeed. Hopefully can make it back to NZ next year
I'm never going to get it from the videos daamn 😅
haha, it's always better to be feeling it in person. but many are honestly benefitting so much from our online school www.mindfulwingchun.online
we did put 5years of work into making it and it's still not fully finished yet but the first 4.5years of the course is completed.
Check out the free 1week trial we have on there to get an idea of the possibility of learning from videos 👊
Not even real karate. Nothing but a tattooed thug.
It's actually Taekwando! Get yourself educated before commenting pls. Thanks gorgeous
@@MindfulWingChun thats not TKD. I studied TKD for many years in Sydney. This looks like fake tai chi.
@@darkhorse888 🤣🤣 Sorry, I meant it's Jukwondojitsu...
He’s practicing the Dragonball style of Kung Fu man!
@@elel2608 finally, someone who understands 😅👌