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What's the difference?

A: Do you agree with my 6H definition?
B: My practice is different.
A: But you still have not explained what the difference is.

In this video, you can see his

- left hand coordinate with his left foot (left hand pull, left foot spin),
- right-hand coordinate with his right foot (right hand push back, right leg kick back).

Without 6H, this technique will be too complicated to train (4 separate forces). With 6H, the training difficulty has cut in half (2 separate forces).

What would happen if the guy who threw just punched the aggressor in the face? He was wide open.

Once my Sifu Patrick Kelly asked me to throw a punch. Before anyone could blink my fist was touching his chest. He said, he wasn't ready that time, do it again.

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.
 
What would happen if the guy who threw just punched the aggressor in the face? He was wide open.
All demo is 1/2 fake and 1/2 real. The 1/2 fake part is your opponent gives you that opportunity. The 1/2 real part is you have to finish it.

- If your opponent doesn't give you that opportunity, that's fighting.
- If you can't finish it and your opponent has to help you to finish it, that's fake demo.

If your opponent punches you, your "reaction" can be just a kick (not a throw because the throwing opportunity is not there).

 
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Once my Sifu Patrick Kelly asked me to throw a punch. Before anyone could blink my fist was touching his chest. He said, he wasn't ready that time, do it again.

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.

In a demo ?


Found his work interesting, read some of his work many yrs ago

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What's the difference?

In your practice the focus is on the body from what is shown.
In my practice the focus is on the mind, as shown...

You mention "coordination" of 6 harmonies
A different focus from "harmony" as in 6 harmonies

What is correct depends the focus of the training.
and expected outcome.
 
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In your practice the focus is on the body from what is shown.
In my practice the focus is on the mind, as shown...
I'm talking about external 3H. You are talking about internal 3H.

I try to avoid internal 3H discussion. It's just too abstract for me.
 
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In your practice the focus is on the body from what is shown.
In my practice the focus is on the mind, as shown...
Not every technique is suitable for external 3H training. If you stand still and punch, you can train "elbow coordinate with knee" (some styles don't even train this), but you can't train "hand coordinate with foot". For a beginner, the right technique needs to be selected for external 3H training purpose.

If you train the throwing art, you can train all the external 3H. This is why the throwing art requires the external 3H more than the striking art does.

In this video, his

- right-hand coordinates with his right foot.
- left hand coordinates with both feet.
- left-hand coordinates with his left foot.
- right hand coordinates with both feet.

 
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