wckf92
Master of Arts
Nice exchange of info here and good teaching methodology:
Questions:
1. Who is the instructor in this video?
2. Who trained him? WSL? PB?
3. What is the Chinese writing on both sides of his wooden dummy?
Thanks.
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Nice exchange of info here and good teaching methodology:
Another good teaching clip:
------------------------------------------------------------------I already said what I had to say in responding to Danny and I understood what he said. I don't play LFJ/guy games of sarcasm. PB is ok, DP is ok, WSL's ex brother in law is ok, Gary Lam is ok-they are different from each other-that too is ok. I have done chi sao with WSL-that too is ok.Look forward to further detail from Juany, Danny and Joy to clarify what they mean.
--------------------------------- A student of PB and he targets the bong sao of the other guy with a punch aimed at the ceiling.Questions:
1. Who is the instructor in this video?
2. Who trained him? WSL? PB?
3. What is the Chinese writing on both sides of his wooden dummy?
Thanks.
I will if my more thorough review dictates. No sense going to the trouble if in slow motion it proves to be a camera angle issue.Providing a time stamp would be helpful, thanks
I am on a different path. Don't mind dis cussing my path when the discussion is civil. I think that Gezer's style of civility is worth aiming for.
I will if my more thorough review dictates. No sense going to the trouble if in slow motion it proves to be a camera angle issue.
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--------------------------------- A student of PB and he targets the bong sao of the other guy with a punch aimed at the ceiling.
first beyond the fak feed he is also doing as Joy noted
Next he applies his own lap at time with an elbow bent at almost 90 degrees and at times in line with his opposite shoulder.
Okay after viewing, note only commenting on video 1 and in slow motion.
first beyond the fak feed he is also doing as Joy noted
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Danny-A comment reluctantly: He appears to be hitting the other person's hand in the lop/punch sequence.
Aiming at the centerline would be better. Its the other person's job to deflect the punch wit bong sao.
--------------------------------- A student of PB and he targets the bong sao of the other guy with a punch aimed at the ceiling.
The feed is intentional, because they are working together, not fighting, as explained, and as you already acknowledged, it "does a worthy job of checking on the wu".
Joy said; "targets the bong sao of the other guy with a punch aimed at the ceiling".
On the punch side of this drill, the focus is on coordination of jat+punch, and full body power through the hip and elbow connection behind the punch, hence you see the low elbow driving forward. Focus on the hand, and you miss the important bit. Look for the elbow and hip.
This drill is not trying to actually punch and block each other in another versus match off.
The punch and the bong serve cooperatively as reference points for the partners to train correct hip and elbow drive for the punch and elbow rotation for the bong, and to get the necessary repetition in to condition these behaviors.
That said, the punch is aimed at the chin, and would continue to hit there if the bong wasn't present, as the instructor checks for several times.
Again, if you are thinking "versus", actually trying to hit and force blocks, and looking at the hand, you're missing all the important development of mechanics. This drill is not time for fighting each other or training this vs that applications.
Many actions in VT training are uncompleted because the focus is on developing certain aspects of the full action. If you don't understand the abstract nature of the training system, you will be looking at it all wrong and change things that shouldn't be changed, losing the entire benefit of the training in exchange for applications.
Have another look and focus on the hip and elbow, not the hand and trying to actually hit the other guy in the face.
Wu is supposed to be offset behind the bong. It can't be extended much further without sending it out to block along with your own bong forearm like a shield as you do in TWC.
This is not preferable to us because it is committing two arms against one and losing your next hit position so you have to do another move to clear before striking, since your wu cannot punch.
But I am on a different path. Don't mind dis cussing my path when the discussion is civil.
The only categories I've described are primary (hit), auxiliary (paak; jat), and remedial (bong, laap, biu).
Ideally, remedial actions will not be used where primary or auxiliary actions can be used, and auxiliary actions will not be used where primary actions can be used, as a matter of simplicity, directness, and efficiency.
It's not so much about defining and restricting actions to a particular order, as it is about the appropriateness of each kind of action given timing, distance, and position.
Joy seems to have changed his criticism since the start of the thread:
and
Do you agree with one or both of these criticisms?
You think that checking the wu hand with fak and training the punch are essentially showing the same concept? What would that be? And where does the whole reaching across centre criticism come into it? How do you position your wu hand?
...Aiming at the centerline would be better...
Okay after viewing, note only commenting on video 1 and in slow motion.
first beyond the fak feed he is also doing as Joy noted
Next he applies his own lap at time with an elbow bent at almost 90 degrees and at times in line with his opposite shoulder. Time check isn't really necessary because start basically from the beginning. I'ts one thing to have a punch deflected up after being intercepted by a bong, something else to have your strike start with your arm pointing at the ceiling. Video doesn't really lie in this case.
Joy seems to have changed his criticism since the start of the thread:
((Odd comment and perception. I have not changed my position.If PB's lop appeals to you-ok..
why clutter the thread with just repetitions?)))
So, just on simple observation of the first video I see the instructor often crossing his own center line when he laps, punching for the ceiling and feeding faks
As far as the wu placement I am talking about where the lap occurs at the opposite shoulder.
am not interested in conversing with guy and lfj and lobo on this point.
Closing this thread may be a good idea.