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    Sigong Wong Shun Leung demoing center body turning
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    The mechanics of this center body turning are sound. Nice,no leaks.
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

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    Float, Sink, Swallow, Spit

    I think I might start a thread on the traditional concept of Float, Sink, Swallow and Spit. This concept on energy exchange is at the center of side shifting, IMHO. All I can tell you at this point is, when the feel is right, this gate opens and the choice works...for me...
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

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    I'm not really getting the gist of this thread.

    WSL turns differently to LT. Ok.

    Which method are you advocating and which are you saying is crap? Or are both crap and you have something different?

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    Movement is movement in my book. I've been trained in the "50/50" shift; the "70/30" shift; heels only; ball of foot only, etc etc blah blah... it's all movement to me. It's a tool in the toolbox. Nobody is that precise anyway. And besides, WC is an idea... which grows from there.
    On another note: much of this conversation depends on the reference point between the WC practitioner vs the opponent.
    Carry on Lads!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wckf92 View Post
    Movement is movement in my book. I've been trained in the "50/50" shift; the "70/30" shift; heels only; ball of foot only, etc etc blah blah... it's all movement to me. It's a tool in the toolbox. Nobody is that precise anyway. And besides, WC is an idea... which grows from there.
    On another note: much of this conversation depends on the reference point between the WC practitioner vs the opponent.
    Carry on Lads!
    Well there you go, then
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wckf92 View Post
    Movement is movement in my book. I've been trained in the "50/50" shift; the "70/30" shift; heels only; ball of foot only, etc etc blah blah... it's all movement to me. It's a tool in the toolbox. Nobody is that precise anyway. And besides, WC is an idea... which grows from there.
    On another note: much of this conversation depends on the reference point between the WC practitioner vs the opponent.
    Carry on Lads!
    That's why I do bare knuckle from time to time...the etc.etc. bla, bla, bla part
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

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    Quote Originally Posted by guy b. View Post
    I'm not really getting the gist of this thread.

    WSL turns differently to LT. Ok.

    Which method are you advocating and which are you saying is crap? Or are both crap and you have something different?
    I know, right? It's really hard to describe this idea clearly.
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

  8. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Tiger View Post
    That's why I do bare knuckle from time to time...the etc.etc. bla, bla, bla part


    BTW, I like the old school wooden bench your standing on haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by wckf92 View Post


    BTW, I like the old school wooden bench your standing on haha
    Great for demos!
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Tiger View Post
    Sigong Wong Shun Leung demoing center body turning

    Tan Da

    The mechanics of this center body turning are sound. Nice,no leaks.
    WSL deliberately put mistakes in that production because people shouldn't be learning off videos. In particular, the footwork is wrong and there is no taan-da in the fighting system he taught. That's turning toward the attack and using two hands to defend against one. Fundamental errors/ bad habits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LFJ View Post
    WSL deliberately put mistakes in that production because people shouldn't be learning off videos. In particular, the footwork is wrong and there is no taan-da in the fighting system he taught. That's turning toward the attack and using two hands to defend against one. Fundamental errors/ bad habits.
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    I don't know about that
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    If you prefer to learn from pictures and videos, that's up to you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LFJ View Post
    If you prefer to learn from pictures and videos, that's up to you.
    I am from WSL house. My sifu is Li Man Kit. I use pics. for reference only.
    Additionally, the point being made is not the who uses what but the structure of the tools and mechanics relevant to shifting vs. turning.
    This idea that our sigong was some how deceptive goes against everything I know about him
    "Wing Chun is a bell that appears when rung.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Tiger View Post
    I am from WSL house. My sifu is Li Man Kit. I use pics. for reference only.
    Additionally, the point being made is not the who uses what but the structure of the tools and mechanics relevant to shifting vs. turning.
    This idea that our sigong was some how deceptive goes against everything I know about him
    It's the common practice in Chinese MA to "mark" materials provided for public consumption. That way we can clearly see who is a legit student of a given teacher, and who learned from videos, or only attended basic public seminars. You'll find this in any style throughout China. In many cases, if a teacher were to give out full information to the public they'd be given heat from their peers. When materials are "marked", only legit students will be able to recognize where.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LFJ View Post
    It's the common practice in Chinese MA to "mark" materials provided for public consumption. That way we can clearly see who is a legit student of a given teacher, and who learned from videos, or only attended basic public seminars. You'll find this in any style throughout China. In many cases, if a teacher were to give out full information to the public they'd be given heat from their peers. When materials are "marked", only legit students will be able to recognize where.
    This doesn't fall into that category. I am legit. I am aware of the controversy re: this production. If you believe it, so be it.
    Last edited by Happy Tiger; 09-01-2015 at 11:07 PM.
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