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stonecrusher69
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Joined: 23 Apr 2002
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Location: New Jersey
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bushido_man96
KF Sensei
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Location: Hays, KS
Styles: Taekwondo, Combat Hapkido, Aikido, GRACIE, Police Krav Maga, SPEAR
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stonecrusher69
Red Belt
Joined: 23 Apr 2002
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Location: New Jersey
Styles: MCM WING CHUN
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| bushido_man96 wrote: |
| Thanks for the video. I can see how you could spend hours doing chi sao drills alone! |
glad you liked the video. you can spend a whole lot of time working chi sao. its non ending.
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Alan Armstrong
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Thanks for sharing the video.
As the video demonstration is from a Wing Chun perspective, Iron palm kung fu also utilizes the slap idea but to the extreme.
Loose hand strikes are IMO very effective for speed, distractions and setups for more heavier blows.
I like the shock value a slap can deliver in an instant. A spin with the second slap can be more shocking than the first, stunning the opponent or knocking the person out.
Or used as an open hand slap and back hand, to the face and as well as combination chops to the throat and neck. Spear hand jabs also work well with the slaps and chops to the face, neck and throat.
Open hand slaps can be super fast and difficult to counter. Reality based martial artists often use the slap, so do the none martial art community world wide. |
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stonecrusher69
Red Belt
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Location: New Jersey
Styles: MCM WING CHUN
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| Alan Armstrong wrote: |
Thanks for sharing the video.
As the video demonstration is from a Wing Chun perspective, Iron palm kung fu also utilizes the slap idea but to the extreme.
Loose hand strikes are IMO very effective for speed, distractions and setups for more heavier blows.
I like the shock value a slap can deliver in an instant. A spin with the second slap can be more shocking than the first, stunning the opponent or knocking the person out.
Or used as an open hand slap and back hand, to the face and as well as combination chops to the throat and neck. Spear hand jabs also work well with the slaps and chops to the face, neck and throat.
Open hand slaps can be super fast and difficult to counter. Reality based martial artists often use the slap, so do the none martial art community world wide. |
I agree the open hand strike can be very effective..I had used it once for real and the person was totally disoriented
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