VINTAGE - Wing Chun trapping hands

This is a video from a while ago where Adam discusses the idea behind trapping and sticking and how they are based on attributes and not techniques. Enjoy!
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[@houseofkungfu2543]

ma even though this is vintage, you guys are still fantastic shape. you guys are truly dedicated

[@raphael_2d878]

I've seen this video before and I'm back anyway because the information and demonstration is great.

[@paul7754]

Energy conservation - big movement to small movement - that's master level stuff! My WC sifu used to jerk me around like a rag doll - constantly keeping me off balance while he never seemed to move. It was like trying to land a punch on a waterfall!

[@jacobharris954]

Don't go chasing waterfalls T.L.C

[@cassiuslives4807]

very nice explanation!

[@Johnsmith-pd3uk]

Great video. Simple no bs explanations without fluff. Fantastic stuff! Would you fits every consider coming down to Seattle and visiting our kwoon?

[@thomasbrook8129]

Excellent

[@universeofnone]

I really love how simple and pragmatic you convey the principles. In addition, point taken about not having to do a specific exercise to get to the point.

[@tripleg1686]

How was the Richmond airport lots of noise but good techniques and practical Kung-Fu.

[@oldgeezerfitnessr.perales7344]

Superb..........

[@JKDVIPER]

That was cool. That SAM TZE BUI GEE where you let him make a contact. Slipped off into his throat. That’s my style all day. Once I push them away by the windpipe. It’s a CHOY FESTIVAL until it’s over. Or we use a bigger tool. 😉🤛👍💯💥

[@aguslugiman9067]

Thank you for the information 🥰

[@tomstrickland2142]

Awesome video!!!

[@aura-pprenti2301]

very interesting for sure

[@solutionsatob8092]

Always good.

[@JKDVIPER]

Sweet. That’s dope. 😛💥💯

[@Chingnaki]

Love it!

[@jiahang4646]

Now that's awesome kungfu

[@JKDVIPER]

0:16 I’ll do one too. Today. Maybe put it up by tomorrow.

[@gyran300]

You are just flexing how long u have been abusing him as your personal Wooden Dummy.😂

[@kennethrohen5963]

He blocked you, because what you do is so predictable. Wing chun's weakness is that it is so inbred, so lacking in powerful stances with rapid, stable movement, varieties of kicks and sweeps, and punches, palms, and claws. Hung Gar, Tang Lang, and numerous others have within their systems all aspects of wing chun, including trapping. This video shows that works best, really well, when there is an attacker who cooperates. Chan's life would be over if he were attacked my an NFL defensive lineman, Linebacker, Cornerback, or even mascot.

[@jacobharris954]

Name me a system that has all 16 striking skills the only one near close is wing chun, and I bet you can not name all of them. Do more research bro

[@jamesfurness5355]

AWESOME VIDEO 👏👏👏 Will be looking for more of These..

[@WingChunMasterAbe]

sorry Adam to correct you. when you tuch your elbow have to be down and en center.

[@davewilliams5555]

It's not pure wing chun, he uses taichi, yi chuan, etc. Watch til the end of the video, it's written.

[@Simon2k17]

The trick is to turn off as much muscle as possible and transfer that load onto your fascia, while your fascia is stretched. Your fascia is elastic and has a tensile strength of 2000 pounds per square inch. The reason why Chris doesn't feel resistance is because Adam is absorbing the force into his fascia. The stretch happens from his hands, along his arms, towards his spine, down his spine, and down his legs. Fascia stores kinetic energy and based on the direction of the stretch, it goes downwards into the ground. The fundamental of internal practice is to learn how to activate the fascia without too much influence of the muscle (usually through standing practice, then chisao/pushhands). However this way is very unnatural. The brain is hardwired to use muscle under pressure and difficult to turn off. Don't rely on this method to fight. I'm sure most of you have seen Tai Chi masters get wrecked against MMA fighters. Lol.