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The exchange of seung ma toi ma is very important for each to have stability while exchanging all the combined force vectors at once AND coming into contact with the opponents energy. The sparring...

Ive never been a great video taker, but will try :D

If you havent seen it through Philipps clips, your certainly not going to see it in mine...

We dont turn to deflect force, we turn to face the direction/position of the partner....no bong deflecting by turning body too. You guys do that a lot and so did I before, so I know the 'chi-sao'...

I mean literally, you posted the same clip over and over....was that intentional ?
yes it will take seconds to explain with hands on, clips cant do it. As joy said you will see what YOU think i am...

I keep seeing the same clip over n over... it cant be done in clips , if your ever in ny drop by. takes seconds.

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I deleted my own posts joy ;) Im not here to have a feud ....no need fueling a fire of misunderstandings from my attempts to explain in words what takes seconds with...

I can stop from being moved back in chi-sao with a partner who delivers force to prove my positions. IE I use my inward elbow to centerline and shut it down with structure , hips etc... BUT I wouldnt...

Ive been involved in er several fights ...movement is your friend.
being solid and fluid during a fight ie balanced.

Going back isn't easily done either, staying facing, knees ,hips, elbows all meeting the incoming force. The Seung ma toi ma in the clip first posted shows the beginning of force exchange to prepare...

Seung ma, toi ma drills are mutual, done either direction.
not to show superiority, testing stances,facing,etc...
fighting later.

Its a deliberate test...nothing more. When the tan comes she angles to counter strike and face in one action, he allows this 'sometimes' :D and then if she thinks her stance is good, ie knees , hips,...

Where is this ?