Is it for real?
Is it part of Wing Chun?
Thoughts?
http://www.wingchuntaoist.com/2012/0...wing-chun.html
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Is it for real?
Is it part of Wing Chun?
Thoughts?
http://www.wingchuntaoist.com/2012/0...wing-chun.html
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LMAO ! another 2ft punch ...it ends up back at his shoulder. This shows a complete lack of conceptual understanding.
Yes its real, it implies force without retraction. Lat sao jik chun is a concept we use in conjunction with this idea. We drill with the same ideas in chi-sao so we dont telegraph or create our OWN lat sao jik chun, which is why I am laughing.
Imagine your BOTH making forward energy between fok/jum & tan as you rotate and one of you deliberately allows a hit by taking your hand away or retracts it ....the striker using short force SHOULD be able to drive you back 3-4 ft each time without hesitation and NOT moving the hand back. Requires mma gloves or chest padding, rib fractures will occur. And also requires you understand distances to enter into to make this force when fighting, not too far, not too close or you lose the force range.
The reason for this attention to impact is that we strike you as you make retracting arm actions followed by another attacking force...without retracting past the elbows, why we dont draw all the way back to hit . Why Jut sao is a short action, not a long pull back...: )
Cardinal rule #1 if your hand is touching another dont retract it, if you like your teeth. VT skill is in the details.
loi lau hoi sung -intercept what comes to hit you and stay centered with it ~ lat sao ji chung when the hand retracts to make another action ,issue inch punch force ,multiplied by body weight in motion, timed to hit incoming heads...attack the attack.
Imagine this force with timed attacking an entering opponent, this is our method. I have used this timing intuitively in fights and guys literally go flying in the air landing on their arse several feet away. We can further enhance the force with sharp rotational hip and elbow unity, breaking body parts regularly, not boards.
Last edited by k gledhill; 04-24-2012 at 06:36 PM.
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Haha, love that. I'm going to steal your quoteOriginally Posted by k gledhill
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One inch punch that doesn't need drawing back. Go to 1min20sec.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUG7WY4zi6k
GM of Hadaka Korosu
One of the great "BS's" in the MA.
Show me a clip of someone, anyone doing it in an actual fight.
Yeah.
Does inch power exist? yes of course it does.
Is it like anything that we ever see demo'd?
No, of course it' not.
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
GM of Hadaka Korosu
Check your link.http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Wxe3u-K8H8
Amost as hard as the lady in "you hit like a girl 'thread.
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
humble tofu seller
ooops, thanks. infernal machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Wxe3u-K8H8
"Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.
GM of Hadaka Korosu
To do am "impact" test on a "inch strike" ( and that wasn't one by the way), the force measurement should NOT be in LBS of force, because that will always be far lower than a typical "momentum" strike ( for obvious reasons), but what an inch strike SHOULD have is a very high "kinetic energy" measurment.
Think comparing an sledge hammer to a bullet:
The hammer will have a very high impact force in lbs of force and the bullet a low one, but the bullet will have a very high kinetic energy reading.
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
humble tofu seller
This is a good point. I've always said ' a good inch punch shouldn't push the victim back at all. They should just double up and break where tbey are.
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Shouldn't that be the one inch push?
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In my opinion, the effect should be like "dropping a concrete bag" by one inch onto the opponent. It's not done by the extension of the arm, but the "free falling" of the body structure.
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Explain?
Wood breaking not good enough for you?
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Should I say this?
first of all, these are very GOOD and respectable clips.
but None of the above is an WCK inch punch according to the ancient WCK description.
The first one is a shoulder punch trying to mimic inch punch.
The second one is a stand push even the punch travel less distance.
The third one is a punch misleading with Qi myth and still it is not an inch punch.
None of these fit the ancient description of one could be touched at major part of the body and could be propel at the instant. that is the inch punch. meaning it send out power pulse at the contact point with very minimum move in the contact point. and right before and right after the pulse is sended to the contact point. the body is in a relax state. and non of the above has a relax body to satisfy the above.
saying these above, i know I am getting myself into trouble. hahaha.
So, do NOT believe me may be I am just dreaming and having some fantasy.
Last edited by Hendrik; 04-25-2012 at 05:30 PM.
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This is hilarious...
What ancient description? A punch a punch.
The objective is to hit from a short distance.
http://www.wingchuntaoist.com/2012/0...wing-chun.html
Which is what I see here.
Please lets not invent fantasy/fiction.
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And what i see here is a guy pulling his arm back at least a foot if not 18 inches.
The monks clip was more impressive
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