Thanks Cooper!

I disagree.

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I am told I am quite entertaining! Thanks for your comment and enjoy the video!

@@1WolfMartialArts it would not hurt you to first learn how to do everything right, and only then shoot a video. While you are doing everything wrong.

@@user-ou6cs6vm6e Yes! Please teach me! Oh wait, I looked at your page and you don’t have a single video on your channel. I do “everything wrong”? Ok. Stop telling me and show me please.

@@1WolfMartialArts Go to the nearest Kali group and train with a good coach.

@@1WolfMartialArts or find Mac Graf's video on Pekiti Tircia Kali with the basics

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Right. But not exclusively. In standard boxing, these punches are common. Sijo Bruce Lee exposure to punching was mainly Wing Chun, which uses vertical fist orientation. Technically my presentation would be ping choy instead of chung choy. You can do either because a punch is just a punch and a kick is just a kick.

Thanks for watching and the comment. Boxing is a fundamental system of training and techniques from which Jeet Kune Do was created. So they are JKD punches.

@@randysiordia nop, jkd was created from wing chun not boxing

@@roddromahmud3984 you are very mistaken. It comes from 3 arts primarily. Wing Chun, boxing and fencing. Other systems also contributed to the grappling components of JKD.

@@randysiordia randy you are mistaken. Overhead punches, the jab, etc... are boxing strikes that contradict the fundamentals of JKD. The jab is replaced by the straight lead in jkd. Fist must ALWAYS be vertical with the one exception of the dropping punch to the body. arms must not leave the box. There are no telegraphed strikes in jkd. The principal is my hand goes straight to the target. Vertical fist delivers force THROUGH the opponent. Horizontal fist can make your punch wing the guy instead of going through him because of the structure of your elbow. Vertical fist also guards your torso by keeping your elbows inside. It is much harder to bob and weave someone that strikes vertically.

@@XxStratAttackxX thanks for the feedback. JKD is comprised of Wing Chun, Boxing and fencing. Yes, there is a vertical punch (chung choy) but that’s not a basic punch. It’s advanced and I have shown that in newer videos. What is funny is people who comment have no videos of their own. Sitting in their chairs at the keyboard pointing out that the person doing is wrong. You’re entitled to your opinion but you need to do more research and not regurgitate the cookie cutter look of Bruce Lee did this and said that. This is my JKD and is proven in the ring and on the street for 30 years.