14 inches (35.5 cm)

Standard JKD bi jong (bent knee phasic) for most dynamic work where we have to rapidly change elevation or range due to shooting-in or weapon entry or evasion. Slightly modified version of Wing Chun for this work, in that we stay closer to shifting to the balls of the foot for more dynamic transfer of energy and movement. The "sitting" in the stance of Wing Chun is quite valuable when you need to be the mountain that doesn't move to specific attacks or to derive a foundation for one-three inch punch or variations.

You clearly haven't looked at our channel and what we do. Always best to educate yourself before extending yourself too far in the wrong direction.

Thank you. Some of it really requires a second person to apply just enough counter-pressure in opposing directions that can also dynamically update based on what they are feeling. A 2nd party perspective sometimes helps you uncover things you couldn't on your own. This mostly because not everyone is well-tuned to their physiology. While you can do some of these against a wall or other surface, there is a definite difference in release when someone trained can assist.

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Very cool

Thanks for the question! I'll make a video for it

Inside bong deflection in Rebel Wing Chun allows for direct centerline breach and attack/defense. We actually use it. In sparring it's often a shock to the partner, as it's included forward movement makes for abrupt "in your face" reduction of tool use on their part and strike availability on yours. Thank you for your question

@corejkd ok, I understand, I like the idea. So your using it like a tan sau; using advanced techniques in a way that's breaking basic rules in wing chun. Very similar to Bruce's wooden dummy sets.[thank you for your time]

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