Is it true that for example if somebody push you to the water and you can swim but according I Liq Chuan philosophy swiming is the experience from the past and it is wrong so you cant use it because it is past eperience so you must be drown to the water?

Is it true that for example if somebody push you to the water and you can swim but according I Liq Chuan philosophy swiming is the experience from the past and it is wrong so you cant use it because it is past eperience so you must be drown to the water?

We worked on excactly this with Sifu this week in London (: Nice video!

Nice shot! It's actually a Cooper's hawk though

Wow!!!

Perhaps this technique is similar to a technique also used in Hsing I Chuan.

What if your opponent will not play sticking games with you and instead throws and retrax fast punches??

Why this professor don't tell the true : He is using internal forces that's it only this!

Greatest lesson ever please thank your sifu special sauce 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Very important principle taught here. Wonderful to see a caring Sifu spreading truths not often expounded in their art. Rotation, the "blade" [cutting] & the "flat" [two bones in forearm] in terms of forward intent [with softness for control] are key to affecting an opponent's structure & balance. If we perfect or build our own structure, others will "break" upon it. This is indeed the 1st level of Internal [traditional] martial arts. New subscriber. I look forward to more!

Thus like a expanding balloon

“You create the tension” good stuff brothers 😁

Wow! Thats so “on” that the word accurate doesn’t even cover it. Wow 😮 Sifu always amazes me on a new level every time I see him do the same thing… wow !

Master Sam Chin is a Nice Person...

The student is too tense, but i understand when you are learning something your brain is fired up and racing......but at the same time he needs to relax.....just from observation he looks tense

I call it 'bone crushing'. You can by-pass muscle if you cut to the bone... from 2013 session in Berlin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpDJd4Njr7d_kJo

This martial art is great if you want to have a hug.

Guo

Holding center and half line :)

Excellent.

ниче не понял, моня на рюсском

How to contact sifu?

15 seconds in a fight will proof, that this wellnessstyle doesn't work in reality. I practice this Ilc- style for 5 years and it's not possible do adapt it to a real fighting style. Just try it, and use this concepts in a sparring match, you will see, they don't work. Make instead of this some push ups or something else f.e. eat an apple.

Very cool! Thank you.

He seems like a very good teacher as he allows his students to practice the moves on him. Most teachers don't do that.

I liq chuan is so fascinating. Must develop great sensitivity to master it. Is there ever any mastering of anything? Ha ha!

Thanks Vegard, just trying to practice the principles in a freeform light contact training situation. For me, learning to keep in mind the concepts and philosophy with different ranges and force helps to not get stuck "thinking about the process". The immediate physical feedback helps train attention on the moment, or you get smacked haha

So great to see another more practical oriented ILC-clip. Love it! Thank you so much for posting!

Thanks for your view and comment Vegard, just wanted to show some applications of the concepts with cooperative contact. will hopefully be adding some more sparring or applications based vids soon :)

Oh I really like this one. Really nice. More clips with more fight-oriented material, please! Sorely missed in ILC-videos in IMO (:

Hi Marc, I Liq Chuan is a fully realized martial art. Meaning there are sparring and sanda aspects taught at higher levels of student training. The basis begins with harmonizing mind and body, then partner training. Everything begins with learning awareness of yourself and the conditions as nature presents them. This of course takes time in ones own personal development. There are videos of ILC in competition on You Tube, Look for ones from Daria Sergeeva. If you are looking for a "combat first" art this is not for you. There are many martial applications taught in I Liq Chuan, Chin Na, bridging, throws, kicks etc. If you want a better understanding of the art go to THEOFFICIALILIQCHUAN channel on here, it will have a link to the official website too. That being said I will try and post a vid of my instructor and myself doing light sparring if I can find it. As students train and learn The Art it can become very beneficial in self defense or added complementary to any self defense training. Speaking as a student, my words reflect my personal experience only. self defense and combat are only part of the system as primarily we train awareness, which is hard to get into here. But trust me, you will get a lot out of it if you chose to give it a try. Thank you for your interest and question :) hope my answer was helpful to you.

Hi I’m interested in practicing this art but how effective is it for self defense? I haven’t seen much real application like when someone throws a punch or punches at different angles etc. Thanks!

Yes Phoenix Eye is used, trained usually at higher student levels, Sanda training and such. Its not overly emphasized but is part of the training process for striking and bridging. That's all I can comment about it since I haven't trained it much myself. thank you for your comment and view.

Phoenix eye fist used in this style? I wasn't aware of that. Love the little details, thanks for posting.

no knee guard on the knee?

My Master Chen Zhonghua from the Practical Method Taijiquan school has used the hinge as the same metaphor for a point which does not move but rotates!

spinning inside

lol we got it...hopefully :)

hahahaha I couldn't spit it out. It's the cycle of absorb & project!

This is gold

You're welcome Lubomir. Mental neutral :)

Thanks for sharing