Chi-Sau (Sticky Hand) - WT motto, one should "adjust tactics according to the opponent's actions

The way you can interpret the opponent's movements and gauge which movements and how much strength the opponent is likely to use, comes from sensitivity gained through flexibility and suppleness training, (suppleness means the quality of being able to bend easily or to be bent easily), rather than by guessing.
Master Tam Yiu Ming teaches WingTjun in London, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Spain, and Egypt. He studied with Prof Leung Ting and Si-Fu Cheng Chuen Fun in Hong Kong where he was born, and has lived in London, UK for over thirty years. Currently, he also offers one-one lesson via Skype, he can post more videos like this.
If you want study with him, you can contact him through www.wingtjun.co.uk
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