Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do Trapping Techniques - Pak Sao Drill

[@FarmersAreDummies]

I really like how Dan teaches about real life conflicts as opposed to playing by rules, which very few will do in the street fight. This is lifesaving.

[@Quizzical_nonsense]

I like his shirt, that's a good guy on it.

[@miclarry119]

Trapping has been somewhat of a roadblock for me in my own training. I don't know what it was but somehow you made it a lot more clear to me. Thank you.

[@Hans_Hamon]

Dan Lok, You are very adept at discovering innovative solutions to problems of many kinds, and it is, without a doubt, something that sets you apart, simultaneously as Student and Teacher. Be blessed and be whole and be whole, to be well. Very Respectfully, A Fellow Student

[@standance9044]

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[@marvinsaddler1651]

Sifu Dan, sir, I want to take this time and commend you on all of your videos. Most instructors get other well trained students in their videos to make it look really good., to make money. On the other hand, you get average students to assist you , and you explain how that we are humans with bad habits, therefore we do not do everything perfect. So, I like the fact that you really train realistically. In all of your videos, you show the good, the bad, and the ugly. I really like it.

[@francisallen5459]

Finally someone teaching the right way to do Pak Sao

[@guidomartini7850]

Nice to see pak sideways and at the elbow…so so so many times people do gum sau, pressing at the forearm or wrist etc. I’ve never done JKD, but the principles of perfection applied here are a pleasure to see. Lovely

[@jboyp]

Thank You Sir Dan for Sharing the 3 Ways to intercept...Rhythm of the Beats...Just like Music...

[@cassiuslives4807]

I'm enjoying videos where the demonstrator is actually springy. Surprisingly rare. My teacher doesn't like the "under" one- it works when "playing chi sao" but not against a serious attacker.

[@shterevyordan3337]

Hello, Dan You make great videos and explanation, thank you for that. I am Ving Tsun practitioner and I think that the first situation(in beginning of the vid) is better to use Jut Sao. With Jut Sao you have better control and the opponent dont have change to give you punch because you are cutting his way. In the drill my concerns are that you do the correct Pak Sao(Slaping hand is first and punch is second ) but in the beginning of the vid is opposite and for me this drill is not for the move of the beginning. Thank you again for the explanations and videos, You are awesome!

[@barrielucock2952]

Good infomation

[@jimcatmandude9316]

This was well explained...and as a guitarist that knows the importance of technique and repetition I know I could benefit from this exercise...

[@sylviasess7385]

Superbe

[@vmmarwn1715]

The most handsome master of all time....i luv the way you teach..not like others who use their own student as punching bag

[@brod_drumz]

Lol your the entrepreneur I see with these Instagram and Facebook ads

[@timblaylark5605]

Very good explanation of movement. I will definitely adjust my training.

[@young1975]

Wow. This is the first time I'm actually seeing the last 2 techniques. Pretty damn effective!

[@thevacuumtubejunky9774]

Great demonstration and video as well. Thanks for sharing!

[@DanLok]

Welcome Eric.

[@garydelgaudio5364]

Great 👍, more please 🙏

[@mokyan7]

Good focus on the pak into the opponent, not simply down or sideways. You can really feel the difference. In time the students will loosen up their movements, remind Jason not to lean forward to punch but move his whole body forward while punching (keeping good posture). I like your vids, good for wing chun folks and jkd, you have clear practical instruction. If you are up in Michigan some time I'd like to train or practice with you, I am working on blending other things into my wing chun and want to keep learning.

[@76digno]

I understand Paul laptop movement and the short, kinetic movement that steps in forward and disrupts the energy and kinetic movement. You could disrupted with a simple Perry right or left once you disrupt that it’s that kinetic energy that explodes in between you and that conductive energy that pushes you back. It actually gives you a little understanding on how Explosive and kinetic energy works. I’m short on understanding it but I could show you better than I can tell you.

[@free-birdrocker8809]

Thanks Dan Lok, love the lessons!!!

[@bgtjl4746]

Very good video thanks 🙏

[@RichardBrianFaithWalkers]

I appreciate you teaching. Thank you.

[@MagicMartin314]

VERY informative Thank you

[@brandonrondeau9606]

Everything is straight foward I like it nice work !

[@xyon9090]

*I have a question.* You're teaching here is that we must not trap in the "very late" scenario whereas Bruce in his book The Tao of Jeet Kune Do states that we should parry at the "last" moment of impact. It somehow contradicts your teachings in the video. Is the "very last" scenario only bad in trapping but good in parrying?

[@KamaoBicol]

Hi Dean, what page is this on?

[@jrjohn1335]

The trap and parry aren't the same

[@panchopantera7]

Love it my Brotha. \m/ greetings from Long Beach, CALIFORNIA. Where JKD also Lives;) Brothers in Martial Arts\m/ Sifu Bruce Would be proud:)

[@OnthebeatsKBSLIM1]

Thank you 😊

[@w.flores8868]

Sir the pak so is used to disrupt the center but good stuff. Thank you.

[@xcallen]

Do you have online instructional courses?

[@roger41450]

I really enjoy your JkD / Wing Chun videos. Thank you, i'm a big fan of Bruce Lee and i've wanted to learn Chinese martial arts for a long time and now i'm able to with your videos.

[@kellienicolebrooksschettin6598]

Hey that was cool,finally I get to see the exercise with practice partner versus the wooden tree trunk with boards sticking out,thanks some thing to work on.

[@peterkoval]

Perhaps before you teach them to pak sao, you teach them the correct way to punch with footwork, and have a better understanding of the center line and forward energy. Also, the tall guy isn't grounded in proper footwork... then perhaps teach them these drills. They are just practicing bad form this way. imo. You obviously know what you're doing but these guys don't seem ready for pak sao.

[@bluefeather5820]

Very helpful, great momentum

[@FromMeToYou77]

Thank you for reminding me about pak sao. It was long time ago. I stopped training because my teachers where very soft, no discipline. So after 2 years of training it went boring.

[@samuraisteve2775]

The Lone Wolf One Wise move as boxing is real.

[@lbond000]

Dan Lok. Before I make this comment, for what it's worth. I have watched a lot of your video. You are an excellent student of Bruce Lee, and you are also an excellent sifu.

[@DanLok]

Appreciate that “I Bond”, keep practicing.

[@Tang77so]

Very good thank you!

[@larrybrownly5462]

Thank you Don

[@muhammadjunaid3422]

You told us about bruce lee's speed punching exercise "punching paper". Now what about his speed kicking training.

[@osrikvonjager1717]

I like this guy, good job JV

[@jurgenbarthelftmax370]

Verry Verry Good Video :D

[@timothyobrien3142]

Years ago, a guy attacked me. He flailed his arms like a windmill. He caught me off guard. My instinct was to do a front kick to chest, which knocked him down. He got back up and bum-rushed me. Side-stepped him and smashed him into the wall. That ended it. But how does WC deal with someone who fights, as many do, in such an irrational way?

[@DanLok]

Apply the principles of Wing Chun but also be adaptable. Take things as they are. punch or kick etc when you have to do so

[@NostalgicTribe]

Good ol Spartan Kick sounds like it worked good. Take his knees out. Use your footwork. Move around him. Its like when a bat comes you. Wait until the right moment one hand will always be back when one is forward if they are flailing like that. My friend does that to me joking. But yeh. Gan Sao, Press in. Take his center, take out the knees, or use footwork to shock and step around him to get his back.

[@yousefa1147]

do you have a website where your videos can be downloaded?

[@richardhenry1969]

Very nice thank you

[@amrutghonasagi7045]

how to use jkd trapping wearing boxing gloves in a sanda competition

[@xyon9090]

AMRUT GHONASAGI That's quite a good question. I had a hard time using trapping in my boxing sparring! As well as competitions! Hope he answers.

[@darkoi1562]

This is for the street

[@TaoistSwordsman]

AMRUT GHONASAGI It's difficult, because one you can't open your hand with gloves, and two the smooth leather doesn't want to grip onto the opponents slippery sweaty arm, not to mention your hands are 8-16 oz heavier

[@DanLok]

It's best to take the good parts of each art and focus on becoming good at those areas

[@amrutghonasagi7045]

Dan Lok yes i will try Your videos have helped me a lot. Thanks for your reply😊

[@pure2060]

Any solo drills?

[@GRMRPR-og8pn]

Wat do these mean in English? Pak sao? Tan sao? Lap sao? Etc etc? What does sao mean in english?

[@curtlove9781]

Dan lok? Wait a minute. Isn't he the super wealthy business man. The secret to success guy?

[@xXShizukanaXx]

Wow you are very good.

[@thedroidish]

Thank you for the video. How expensive is a wing chung Dummy? Also, how does someone develop their chi energy? Thank you and God bless.

[@Mr.OnyTay]

First off how would you prefer to be addressed? Second very nice drill. I'm a beginner at wing chun but I know a lil history and that jeet kune do is a lil of the same. My question when facing an opponent or enemy, what do you look at on the opponent to what type of offense they will throw. I hope I worded it right. Thanks for the knowledge.

[@chopsueykungfu]

Don't be dependent on looking for visual cues. That is a mistake, by the time you see with your eyes, it's often too late. You anticipate the opponents next move via touch in that very moment, and chi sau practice helps with being fluid and dynamic, as situations can change rapidly. Before the actual fight you may not be in contact with opponent. Dan Lok has said best offense is the best defense, so don't wait for the opponent to act, you act first. The space between you and opponent is dangerous because anticipating what they will do is harder. You have to effectively and safely close that gap in an aggressive manner (so be sure to incorporate this into your WC training). Once in close quarters you can use wing chun.

[@DanLok]

Keep growing from the things that you are learning and applying from my videos. keep it up

[@simondelaney2958]

Would be better if you used people with Wing Chun experience to demonstrate like two brown or black belts

[@elianalia1082]

If you practice the Pak Sao forward, but not side to side it is force against force...or not?!?!

[@miketurley8272]

Excellent. your one of the most interesting masters on the planet earth .

[@الجديدفيالتكنولوجيا]

Thanks

[@juliogomez8453]

So whats the difering of Pack Sao and Lap sao?

[@marcosrey586]

Lap Sao is pulling the arm, Pak is slapping the arm.

[@AldoRaineoftheBasterds]

If anyone has ever trained with Bruce Lee’s students, or Wing Chun traditionalists, the pak sao is not a simple trap. It is like getting hit by a truck. Followed by 30 other trucks. Essentially fight over. If anyone ever got to fight Bruce once he developed JKD, they would be drinking their meals out of a straw for the rest of their lives

[@AldoRaineoftheBasterds]

Economy of motion. Physics!! It truly is an art.

[@delildldar7288]

very good.

[@hamzacruis6611]

gracias😘😘

[@Tabibbekam]

Hey dan lok how to avoid or handle are fly kick and high kick

[@NostalgicTribe]

There's a pak u can do that's kinda a whipping hand that make a bit more power but mostly I just do it way you are in the video.

[@rokovirokovi8781]

Dan Lok a great teacher my God bless you bro

[@Vegetafrmda8]

Thankz I’m get the understanding it better then was at first 5 month ago

[@DanLok]

Good.

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@curtlove9781]

Ok but how do you stop a quick jab using that method?

[@ameliajohnston-htcgraduate5954]

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[@ricardopereiramacaumacau5508]

Very cool

[@grantdavies5326]

from howey to hollywood great defence

[@jamespage1854]

Bruce's was the shit no could touch this buster

[@76digno]

I could definitely want to understand how I could move just show me how to move it

[@walbertiusmorerius1245]

Valeu mano!

[@shubhamjeetsingh1554]

how can I practice it in alone place

[@HienNguyen-dp3yv]

Practice on a wooden dummy.

[@tysontsosie3638]

Awesome

[@w.flores8868]

The second one is called breaking bridge

[@regcatdog]

nice and i would like to see some things you learned from joe .

[@lorenzosantiago2127]

Would love for you to teach me

[@TieXiongJi]

Tough to use first month students as demonstration assistants. I see the point if the target audience is beginners as you do not want to discourage.

[@sylviasess7385]

Superbe

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[@alexandersisto9770]

that guys straightblast form is horrible

[@jhonloydentrampas9689]

Ok

[@JeetKunDo1]

I can do pak sao using partner imagination

[@jedimasterj699]

Practice practice

[@pasang999.]

Everyone is making little sister as dummy

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I wonna train with u

[@embirdwil4155]

Want to be master

[@Menyhard]

Mmm lol

[@souffled]

More of Wing Chun. Tiring to watch.

[@samuraisteve2775]

So the first punch is a sliding counter and not a Pak Sao. You could have countered the Pak Da with your own, but you did not. There are three “timings” to the Pak Sao, but all Pak’s are done with the hand. Now your “this has no power,” well you are not pushing anyone when you get caught with that shot. “When he tries to push in...” Sigung Bruce would rip that shirt right off of you. He even demonstrated on and blasted a guy that said Bruce could not push him over. Bruce blasted him in the face knocking him out and then sat down to explain we do not push, we punch. Wow is your student la terrible at their parrying. Yes, your students have told us the truth. You are teaching bits and pieces of martial arts and NOT Jeet Kune Do, as JKD is about fighting. If your students cannot fight, then you have not taught them JKD.

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Who are you anyway

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