Do you have a progressive mind set?

[T.D.O]

or is your centre point just the C O G line??

If not where is your centre point?

Thanks

[YinOrYan]

or is your centre point just the C O G line??

If not where is your centre point?

Thanks

Yeah. I don't use centres, but I like to read about them. Do you know of any good websites about them? Probably very important when on boats...

[T.D.O]

Yeah. I don't use centres, but I like to read about them. Do you know of any good websites about them? Probably very important when on boats...

Sorry I don't, should try searching the site, I'm guessing the subject would come up at some point, being a centre line style and that lol

But.. from what I can see on the net, most people only think of the one "centre line" , the one between 2 people.

there are 3 your centre of gravity line, heart line and the meridian line.

[YinOrYan]

there are 3 your centre of gravity line, heart line and the meridian line.

Oh, the 3 lines reminds me of learning about multi-attacker applications in animals forms. Well constructed forms should handle 3 attackers covering all 360 degrees around you...

[T.D.O]

Oh, the 3 lines reminds me of learning about multi-attacker applications in animals forms. Well constructed forms should handle 3 attackers covering all 360 degrees around you...

Know of any where I can read of such things?

Wing Chuns forms don't focus on scenarios or applications. More of a Dao yin.. in my opinion, with the focus on musculoskeletal structure, I think acrobats had an influence in it... Funnily I've seen (on this site) someone with more knowledge than me saying the same.

The only form that even considers the opponents centre line is the dummy form, which I don't know..

[T.D.O]

***of the 3 form variety, Some have san sik.

[YinOrYan]

Know of any where I can read of such things?

Have not seen such things descibed anywhere, nor do I know how that could be done. It cannot even be captured in diagrams, and I don't recall ever seeing any good videos about it. It is usually taught while learning a 5 animal system, and Mantis style is usually not one of animals, that's why I had suggested putting more of the snake style back into Wing Chun by going back to its roots, that is, with less rooted horses...

[T.D.O]

Have not seen such things descibed anywhere, nor do I know how that could be done. It cannot even be captured in diagrams, and I don't recall ever seeing any good videos about it. It is usually taught while learning a 5 animal system, and Mantis style is usually not one of animals, that's why I had suggested putting more of the snake style back into Wing Chun by going back to its roots, that is, with less rooted horses...

I would say the stance is only rooted when it needs to be, but that's just me...

Remember there is different families, some more snake like than others

[stonecrusher69]

or is your centre point just the C O G line??

If not where is your centre point?

Thanks

The Center Point is a few inches below the navel .. its the balance point in the body.. as you can see it's different then Centerline.. so any move I make is to distribute that balance point instead of attacking and defending the Centerline.

[T.D.O]

The Center Point is a few inches below the navel .. its the balance point in the body.. as you can see it's different then Centerline.. so any move I make is to distribute that balance point instead of attacking and defending the Centerline.

Centre of gravity line, is line that goes through that point and the one that I was taught to attack

when you say centre line, what do you refer to as the centre line?

[T.D.O]

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[T.D.O]

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That line is the one that I refer to as the COG line, the one that im most concerned with

[stonecrusher69]

Centre of gravity line, is line that goes through that point and the one that I was taught to attack

when you say centre line, what do you refer to as the centre line?

The Center line is the center axis the runs fron the top of your head to the bottum of your torso. center point is different

[T.D.O]

The Center line is the center axis the runs fron the top of your head to the bottum of your torso. center point is different

No worries

[stonecrusher69]

Centre of gravity line, is line that goes through that point and the one that I was taught to attack

when you say centre line, what do you refer to as the centre line?

It is the axis that runs from the top of your head to the bottom of your torso.