From my perspective kau sao performs a similar function to huen sao and each is a tool for the job in hand. Huen sao is the default choice if the direction of force is nice and horizontal as it...
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From my perspective kau sao performs a similar function to huen sao and each is a tool for the job in hand. Huen sao is the default choice if the direction of force is nice and horizontal as it...
And this is why you need to actually read the posts rather than just shooting off some rhetoric. If you don't believe that high level fighters in other combat arts (bjj, mma, boxing, MT) use the...
saw Graham's post because you quoted it, think I was fairly clear in my previous post as to what I mean by the entire fighting world
Only according to you, I'll stick with the approach that works for the rest of the fighting world.
Of course it is. Because PB didn't tell you this is so in those exact words it doesn't fit with your mantra and therefore is incorrect. The rest of the fighting world is clearly wrong. A BJJ...
excellent post,
My own lineage is Ip Chun and we teach LSJC as part of SNT and it is a source of emphasis as soon as a student starts poon sao or any other interactive training. It is one of the core concepts we...
unfortunately I've had plenty of them. It's you that is in denial over something that is so real and present in every single fighting system ever practiced. You are almost certainly employing it in...
Why whenever anyone mentions sensitivity do some people assume this equates to arm chasing. All high level fighters in all systems develop tactile responses its just that many systems rely on...