Great wing chun blast episode

[kung fu fighter]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyC5yrJS9iI

[T.D.O]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyC5yrJS9iI

Interesting, similar to my wing chun bar the jacket grabing.

[sanjuro_ronin]

I am curious to read what John Wang, our resident SC master, things about this clip...

[Wayfaring]

I was especially entertained by their gi grappling segment.

[kung fu fighter]

I'm just letting posters know I probably won't be conversing in any of kung fu fighter's threads as evidence shows he will delete them and I don't want to waste more of my time.

I guess not! Lol

[Faux Newbie]

I am curious to read what John Wang, our resident SC master, things about this clip...

Are you, perchance, referring to undue compliance in the take downs? That always drives me crazy, not just as an observer. Some students help too much, especially when doing a step by step breakdown of the throw, since momentum is always lost in that process. I really think teachers would do themselves a favor by doing that, but also doing the throw without the artificial breaks. That way you can really see they can work that force fluidly.

[YouKnowWho]

I am curious to read what John Wang, our resident SC master, things about this clip...

I'm interested whom did those guys get their SC black belt from?

[Wayfaring]

I guess not! Lol

I guess people can change their mind. Now did you want to argue on the thread you started here too about where people post, or do you have better things to do? Like discuss the topic of the thread?

[Wayfaring]

I was especially entertained by their gi grappling segment.

By entertained, I mean in the fashion of watching a train wreck. None of those techniques demonstrated will take down anyone with a reasonable amount of skill. The jacket techniques are among the worst.

[sanjuro_ronin]

Are you, perchance, referring to undue compliance in the take downs? That always drives me crazy, not just as an observer. Some students help too much, especially when doing a step by step breakdown of the throw, since momentum is always lost in that process. I really think teachers would do themselves a favor by doing that, but also doing the throw without the artificial breaks. That way you can really see they can work that force fluidly.

That and how ineffective "pain compliance" techniques has been proven (over and over) to be.

[sanjuro_ronin]

I'm interested whom did those guys get their SC black belt from?

Indeed John, indeed.

[Paddington]

I'm interested whom did those guys get their SC black belt from?

A quick Q. Do you know of anyone in the UK that is worth seeing with respects to SC?

[Faux Newbie]

That and how ineffective "pain compliance" techniques has been proven (over and over) to be.

Ah, I had the volume down, so I wasn't even aware pain compliance was being worked!

I thought it was just closing, grabbing, and then the student chooses to fall down before they should.

[LFJ]

I'm interested whom did those guys get their SC black belt from?

Or how about the term "seven bows"? lol stfu!

[kung fu fighter]

I guess people can change their mind. Now did you want to argue on the thread you started here too about where people post, or do you have better things to do? Like discuss the topic of the thread?

Ok, fair enough! Let's stay on topic.