How to Use Tan Tui's Yoke Punch: 10 Road vs 12 Road

The Tan Tui Yoke punch is typically performed differently in the 10 Road and 12 Road forms; Sifu Ted Mancuso, director of Plumpub, responds to a customer question about these differences in this brief video.
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[@Maximuszful]

Thanks for sharing. Having studied under a master for a number of years, but since continued to teach myself for twice as long, it's good to run across stuff like this. Thanks again.🙏

[@jessew505]

Thank you ted. I frequently have these types of questions now that I've moved away from santa cruz. And it is excellent to see that you can still teach me a thing or 20 without having to drive 8 hours to ask you.

[@maduroholdings]

Good explanation

[@dimitritribble7924]

NICE VIDEO 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jessew505]

On a side note, are there any good gong fu instructors who you can recommend in the sacramento area?