Bruce Lee's JKD Double Sticky Hand Techniques Chi Sao

[@DanLok]

Enjoyed the video? Subscribe, Give it a Thumbs Up and Comment Below. (Dan actually reads EVERY single legit comment from his loyal fans) Don't like the video? If you would be so kind as to FUCK OFF, it would be very much appreciated. You don't have to watch any of Dan's videos.

[@victorpopa5942]

Dan Lok Thank You, Sifu Lok! 🙏

[@nash694]

Savage. XD Thanks for the video. P.S. I wanna commend you on the quality of these videos. Your opening, music choice, and execution are all of high standard. Also it's really nice to see Octavio.

[@kasparslude3713]

How to become faster and stronger in fighting? Like Bruce Lee.

[@robcollins2017]

Dan Lok ,always enjoyed sticky hands and have never seen a cooler demonstration.

[@prashantsaraswat1209]

Dan plz make a video on how to intercept kicks of your opponent as bruce used to do nd how to train fr it.Plus,how to train urself to be able to read ur opponent,how to know which weapon ur opponent will be using.

[@Troy1g]

What a gift this is. Me Judo at 13 in in 1973 Shoryn Ryu Karate, at 14, Kajumbo and Wing Chun Gung Fu in my early twenties. This is inspiring my return to martial arts.

[@aaroncabrera8949]

Good lord, Dan. Your Sifu is bloody fast. I'm glad to see such a great martial art is being passed down and instructed by able and intelligible people with speed and mobility and mind! Love your videos, and I learn something from them every day.

[@markodiego4461]

Dan, the quality of your videos is incredible. Sometimes I wonder how awesome was Bruce Lee to create all of this. Every day I'm reading about the philosophy of JKD, I'm really amazed. Thank you so much for this work with sifu Octavio!! I'm showing to all my friends in Brazil!

[@DanLok]

Keep practicing.

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

Bruce lee didn’t invent it all , a lot of it is from wing chun

[@markodiego4461]

I meant how he condensed it all into a unique style. understand?

[@russelldavies2718]

THE PURPOSE OF CHI SAO - is (1) to MONITOR (in real time) your opponent's intentions/direction/energy - THE FORWARD HAND in the stance is called THE INQUIRING HAND, purpose of which is to "MAKE THE BRIDGE' which puts you in immediate contact to FEEL WHAT'S COMING (quicker, more immediate then 'seeing'). At some initial point "his" hands/arms are in CONTACT with yours - you can SENSE moment-to-moment his intentions AND (2) control/divert/trap his hands/arms. Until you 'make the bridge' you're guessing - this is how/why advanced students practice BLINDFOLDED - contact with the opponent tells you everything you need to know - quicker. I studied with Hawkens a classmate of Lee's in Hong Kong with Yip Mann - thx

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

Hawkins Cheung was also an amazing writer. After his death, I haven't been able to find nearly as much of his writing, unfortunately.

[@Gol.DRichOfficial]

Dude you can really tell that your sifu knows his stuff 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@mokyan7]

Great tips and ideas, and great control to not smash the face. I’m loving these new combined instruction vids with you and sifu Octavio

[@DanLok]

Welcome.

[@bymicol]

i like it, simple .. well explained & demonstrated .. keep it up

[@vinayakkamat1420]

Trapping hands non telegraphic punch and short distance punches surly ease to win fight very nice teaching

[@a.l.garcia3727]

Shoulder blades have a nice burn rn and all so thx for five ways of attack_ combinations

[@walbertiusmorerius1245]

Thanks my friends!

[@MacalinJama]

Thanks guys

[@grantdavies5326]

from howey to hollywood great flow in action thumbs up

[@yzfr1111]

You guys have inspired me to practice JKD 👍

[@60gidget]

Dan will make a darn good Sifu. In all the videos I have seen he takes time to stop and explains everything properly. You noticed That? Yeah he makes sure you understands before Sifu Octavio explains the next move even if it means stopping Sifu.

[@GGETERNAL]

I'really enjoy these keep em coming your business mind and martial arts ability combined now i understand the succes in life.

[@ken198100]

Great stuff sifu

[@tranquility3515]

Not local, never commented, but i like the new scene

[@MasterBrianJohns]

Great video. I like seeing the concepts that overlap JKD/Chinese martial arts and Filipino Martial Arts. Very similar. Also, thanks for the captioning. :-)

[@ياربيارب-ص1ظ]

Very good

[@bodelysenatus8170]

Octavio

[@bestanimesinc2487]

Amazing...

[@sandsmd9819]

Dan, should I be in the JKD footwork with the back leg as a spring.? I noticed that sifu Octavio and sifu Dan were kind of in that position but the left foot was relaxed. Also, love the intro of the video.

[@tylerroberson6350]

iv been watching your videos and you and your sifu are amazing idk if you have one out yet i at least have yet to find it i have a big problem with ground fighting with wing chun and jkd theres not alot that you see on the ground aside from your opponent if all goes right iv been practicing wing chun on the side unfortunately without a sifu i was in Grandmaster Villaris school of shaolin kempo karate and asked to learn wing chun which i was showed alot of but ground fighting has been my weakness and still is if you could show some techniques for if it does unfortunately get to being on the ground that would be awesome aside from that keep it up you and your sifu are the best iv seen also if possible im in illinois if you could suggest a wing chun school that would be great by far my favorite style and jkd is becoming more and more of an interest of mine also i know you have some videos but i have encountered a stopping period in my speed increasing if you have tips on how to push forwards that would be great thank you so much and never stop

[@Wurdendorf]

Very good!

[@davidp.8854]

I feel like this is something that needs to be taught face to face not through a video, still great video.

[@marsbase3729]

Although I agree having a sifu show you in person is best, not everyone has the privilege of an instructor or training partner. So learning from a video is better than nothing.

[@ericarzt9128]

It's just something you have to do with a partner. Even with an instructor it takes time and repetition before you get the feel of exercises like these

[@miku4j]

ASK Should I practice chi sao with left hand up, intead of the right?

[@miku4j]

What i see is His right leg in front so he do chi sao with right hand up. If my left leg is in front, I(and my partner) do chi sao with left hand up right?

[@bimboblancoycanelita8323]

Me encanta, cuanto sigo creciendo en jee kune do, grandes...

[@Bilistickpitbull]

I’m 6 generation JKD when I watch a lot of these videos of JKD I can see how much is lost though translation or passed on from one generation to the next

[@xavierpendragonmiddleton-k5265]

In the JKD chi sao do you ever use the cover hands technique (wing chun)?

[@cbiswas6931]

Can I use my head tp strike the enemy if I'm able to lock the hands and before his foot moves?

[@marsbase3729]

I would say if you can easily strike the opponents nose, but you need to be careful not to strike any hard part of their head with yours otherwise you will be just as hurt. (Unless you do Shaolyn Iron Head training or something 😂)

[@jahfarummer5440]

nice sir

[@OmarLopez-iv1el]

Is there any counter attacks when doing chi sao ???

[@Grimmbynum36]

Great video man. Do you have any tips for applying chi sao principles from a distance or as a single counter perhaps, like against a jab or straight. I really like the principle and want to work it into my striking. Thanks

[@HaveKnotzTV]

Damien Bynum in order for chi sao to work the arms/ legs, need to be touching Bro. It's a sensitivity drill use to redirect opponents energy or weight: pressure. You can close the gap, but it's not for long distance. I know ya didn't ask me but I instruct also. Just my perspective. Peace.

[@ronniemuse7605]

Do you have any recommendations on schools or dojo's for wing chun/ JKD in San Antonio?

[@jdaywork2693]

Can you guys talk more about the angled stance verses the traditional front facing of Wing Chun? Has to do with a side stance being safer?

[@ameliajohnston-htcgraduate5954]

Hi Jay Ceester Deester, check out Dan's video on this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i52zp32aqauNZ9E

[@robertvondarth1730]

Sigung lee one said that " chi sao is out" Yet trapping is still included in the 5 ways of attack. What was his theory at that time?

[@bodelysenatus8170]

What about nunchuck?

[@KongNator]

What is the point of chi sao. ?

[@webstercandaganan7915]

COOL

[@RUNNINGWATER]

Can not see the fist at all! OMG

[@yangnatamarga8224]

What i got is.. first we train the basic, and when in fight there is no rules (flow like a water).. dont think too much on how to fight

[@DanLok]

Keep practicing.

[@axelstone3131]

Octavio seems to get mad/inpatient sometimes judging by his facial expressions but he doesn’t stay anything.

[@ShivshranSonkamble-w4n]

The hawe no limit

[@ateogamin3719]

Great work good stuff brief explanation in every video,but yet some STUPID`S GIVE THUMBS DOWN They are real SHIT. I Will apply this in my technique,because i m doing boxing in JKD stance,and doing few of JKDs techniques you taught in every video like backfist,and also using the SAVATE, MUAY THAI and FILIPINO ART in fights, thanks sir.