Wing Chun Chi Sau "Sticky Hands" for Self Defense
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Learn this simple self defence technique to give your brain the best chance to respond and track your attacker. Chi Sau or "Sticky hands" will tell you where your opponent is and how to strike them so you can get away.
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00:00 - Intro
00:11 - What is chi sau "sticky hands"?
01:26 - De-escalate verbally and/or control physically if you can.
02:25 - How to use chi sau "sticky hands" no matter your size.
07:49 - Connecting to your attacker and asking how to hit them.
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100% on point. The only thing that you might have added (and I've seen you do it in other videos) is the transition from trapping to clinch -- using Wing Chun to get into the position to finish with Muay Thai elbows.
Thank you sifu you are teaching me so much because of you I am training again without ego
Love the teaching Sticky Hands 🎉
I love this video 💋 one of my favorites you have to have the still of different training to use to be an all around self defense protect yourself ❤
Bruce Lee once said that people "can fight without fighting!"
Half empty/half full principle...good stuff
Thank you Shifu, excellent insights. Bruce Lee was arguably the first to start blending martial arts. Traditionally everybody wanted to argue that their style was Superior. But I took taekwondo and karate as a child then moved on to Wing Chun, Chin Na, Muy Tai and a little Aikido as teenager. Since then I've learned a little jiu-jitsu but would like to increase my knowledge and skill in grappling. But I basically had the same concept you use and that is take what you favor the most or find the most applicable from each style and blend it. "Be like Water":) as Bruce would say
Thanksss
Dimicator has several vids about sword and buckler where he uses “sharps” because two sharp blades stick together and that causes some of the I33 historical “plays” to work. I have also seen a Korean Tai Chi master sword fight with “sticky” contact jian and dominate an untrained fencer. I wish you would talk about how WC and Karate and empty hands styles reflect proper weapons technique and how they don’t typically do a Tyson and break bare fist in a street fight. All those Aikido knife hand chop downs wont break knuckles on a forehead. Also, how about some sticky hands with a juggler’s ball balanced on your head. Many jugglers use this to improve movement control?
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R.I.P. Sifu Hawkins Cheung... 😢
What about using a knee too
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Please not that 😂