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Si-Je I totally agree you. It does grow on you if you like Gung Fu. You even have dreams of it
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Yeah, I have kung fu dreams all the time! Kung fu killar type dreams! lol!
Have elbowed hubbie way to many times fighting kung fu battles.
Si-Je I totally agree you. It does grow on you if you like Gung Fu. You even have dreams of it
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Yeah, I have kung fu dreams all the time! Kung fu killar type dreams! lol!
Have elbowed hubbie way to many times fighting kung fu battles.
As Si -Je said you want to be stepping into the attacker , he has a prefered range he wants to fight at which is kicking range any less than that range and he starts to feel uncomfortable ..
We want to fight at punching range where we can bring our sticking hands to bear and be able to generate punching power in a small range that he cannot . In my lineage in Sigungs school in Hong Kong they don't get taught any kicking till after four years , they don't have to ,their footwork is so fast they can step into the attacker before his foot is hardly off the ground and be in their face . .
My Sifu was a little less traditional so a typical defence would be if I had no warning I would raise my knee and guard with my knee to my elbow in what we called full guard or hanging horse stance protecting my centerline .
Yes he was. Love him to peices! Is he really the only one that incorporates Dai Sau? I love this move, and the range of applications it has is awesome. I can't believe no one else uses Dai Sau!
I don't know if anyone else does it , really it is only a modified form of Bong Sau , instead of wrist on center line , the finger tips are and it is driven straight up from the elbow .
Some one told me that he designed it when he first came to Australia to counter the boxers hook , I don't know if its true or not that's just what I heard . I never asked him when he was alive because I just naturally thought every Wing Chun had it .
That's what I thought for over two years of training, until I started getting online and watching videos from other schools. I'd see videos of shorter people using tan sau against a hook punch from a taller person and I'd wonder, "why aren't they using dai sau?" I just figured they were more advanced in their training than I. (Hubbie is trying to get me to start using tan sau on hook punches, but his monkey arms freak me out! lol! I keep feeling like I'm going to get hit.)
Did that naughty Jun Fan scammer give you guys any credit and say that he learned it off some Wing Chun folks . He will probably come out with a book next " HOW I INVENTED THE DAI SAU " and a dvd boxed set "THE DAI SAU SYSTEM " as taught to the navy seals , FBI , green beret's , boy scouts , girl guides etc
I don't know if anyone else does it , really it is only a modified form of Bong Sau , instead of wrist on center line , the finger tips are and it is driven straight up from the elbow .
Some one told me that he designed it when he first came to Australia to counter the boxers hook , I don't know if its true or not that's just what I heard . I never asked him when he was alive because I just naturally thought every Wing Chun had it .
Looks like a groovy drill for dai sau and bui gee.
Yesterday 11:16 PM
In my lineage we don't use the term Dai Sau...
What does Dai mean?
Why Do they call it Dai Sau?
Si-Je
In my lineage we don't use the term Dai Sau...
What does Dai mean?
Why Do they call it Dai Sau?
Si-Je
If I remember correctly it means " lifting arm " or " raising arm" something along those lines .
What is Tok Sau and Tie Sau called?
Sorry don't know those ones , we have a Tor Sau which means to drag , its a deflection that redirects a stomach level straight punch downwards .
My Sifu was pretty Australianized and didn't use a lot of the cantonese terms mostly it was " Some bloke trys to hit you , you just do it like this ".
No I can't say I have ever heard them mentioned in our lineage , but what ever the meaning of Dai sau is , the movement is still raising your arm up from the shoulder straight from your guard in the optimum angle with the fingertips on the centerline .The Reason I asked is because
Tok Sau means:Lifting hand
Tie Sau means:Uplifting hand
According to my lineage