Choy Lay Fut Complete Combat Theory- Using the Wooden Dummy

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Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu : Complete Combat Theory " takes a detailed look at the lessons spawned by the author's personal experience training the Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu method with one of the world's premier schools , The Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association . Learn the fighting concepts , strategies and progressive training methods used by the Ng Family to train practitioners to successfully utilize the traditional Chinese martial arts in the ring and on the streets
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[@macnife2001]

Very, very cool! It's nice to see Choy Lei Fut being trained in such a practical manner.

[@MichelleFrets]

I have always liked choy lay fut, but never practiced it. That is a nice design for a wooden dummy and a good explanation too.

[@GatorsRock01]

Nicely done. Your explanation is clear and your demonstration is great. As for the comment below regarding the upper arm positioning by Dan, he can rest assured that the positioning can be easily changed to suit his needs with only a minor modification to the dummy. I explained this below for Kip Lowery. Please keep these videos coming. I truly enjoy them and I try to use them for my own workouts.

[@sifurodrigo4291]

I still don't understand why there's 2 thumbs down, must be ignorants or Children playing in their parent's comp. Good Job my friend and thank you!

[@retroghidora6767]

Indeed there people who believe if it isn't common place in UFC fights ( what is? Punches and kicks every mma fighter is different) i don't understand it, hundreds of styles and techniques never even got a chance to prove it in the cage because most promoters only wanna see mauy Thai and bjj, on top of that a lot of basic things are illegal! Come on finger locks certain arm locks, stomping an opponent on the ground!( pride was more brutal and effective before the merge) how can people be so lacking in common sense?

[@varanid9]

I wouldn't jump the gun assuming it's some MMA fanboy; in my experience, the pettiest posters are often practitioners of some Chinese art butt-hurt because the video shows people doing things differently from the way they do it, or some rival school that's not teaching the "real" style, etc.

[@jokrg]

I am pretty sure they were probably just griping about the sound quality when they should have been focusing on the contents.

[@SharifBey]

GREAT VIDEO. Good job brother!

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Way different. Joint locks and throws are there. Lot’s of love in your teaching!!

[@toddneff557]

Excellent

[@keisuke185]

wow i want to train this kung fu choy lay fu

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

it is one of the most complete styles of martial arts

[@MrEdium]

AWESOME. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@grantsolomon7660]

Hi from Grant at Lee Yiu Ling's Choy Lee Fut Sydney Australia.I enjoyed your clip about the wooden dummy.Thanks fer that.

[@triadgrapplingsystem6942]

Very good. I liked it.. thanks for posting

[@mikeg131]

Very well done Sir.

[@longobardilounge8238]

The 10 dislikes are ppl from styles without a lot of hand work lol

[@R0BBLOOM]

Great explanation, thanks.

[@selfmaster7385]

Nice dummy upper part !

[@TongYunJai]

very good explanations. very informative. and nice shaw bros music as well haha

[@tao123chi]

very nice. i also like the "shaw bro." movie music

[@htkubilay]

Omg excellent!!

[@keisuke185]

i think this kung fu style is effective in mma

[@Herowebcomics]

OMG it's like using the Wing chun dummy but with BIGGER movements! That is awesome!

[@Daifong1]

Sifu Chris, You have been producing some of the most illustrative and insightful clips on authentic, lineage CLF available today. Also, your tolerance shown and patience with certain recent, uninformed, and rather clumsy inquiries becomes you. Keep up the good work, brother! Michael Goodwin www.sfhunggar.com

[@inUR2teeth]

Can't you interchange the spring with a longer one? or at least, put an anchor point higher so to have it at your right height?

[@user-pb6vr5oq7u]

Why don`t you use the second spring, that pools it up? One spring pools it down, the second pools it up...

[@newdreamscreations]

Hello from Seattle Hung Sing Choy Lay fut - Mak Fai Washington Kung-Fu Club I enjoy your videos! Great Job

[@frankmartinez4856]

Child’s Sifu, really enjoy your blogs. I come from Lee Koon Hung Sifu, branch, through Kong Buck Sam Sifu! Thanks for putting out great content!

[@sifujack702]

Nice video Sifu on choy li fut wooden dummy dummy much respect great talk . Great dummy . Sifu jack Tibetan lama Kung Fu under Grand Master Wai lun Chois and Liu ho ba fa jkd and Kali multi purpose wooden dummy we have five arms and the arms are wider we have 320 techniques been practicing wooden dummy since 1981 for long and short punches grappling chin na . Great form excellent school.

[@klowery88x]

Thanks for posting. Good stuff. Do you think you could customize for height using some thick rubber inserts to lower arm a bit? Also, what material did you use for the upper arm? Thanks!

[@GatorsRock01]

+Kip Lowery On my dummy, I changed the position of the lower hook that the spring attaches to on the back so the arm can be at a different height. In fact, I installed 3 hooks in different positions because I used this dummy in a different kung fu style to train for some of their forms and applications... Now all I need to do is unattach the spring from one hook and attach to another depending on my needs.

[@Wen1859]

Very good demo and training. ..I had to fast forward to listen to the music.

[@GuitarsAndSynths]

Where can I buy a CLF wooden dummy for a good price online?

[@ravelitschimo]

How long is the upper arm made from metal?

[@elliot43289]

6h hours at week(choy lay fut) plus 1h at week(push hands) are enough?? p.s im 16teen

[@mikemc5679]

WINGCHUNMIKE WELL DONE

[@abenamarmateofernandez8752]

I am maniac IN PRACTICE THAT COULD GIVE ME A SKETCH FOR FABRICALOS. THAT SIZE THE POLES AND THANKS DISTACIAS

[@mimihello4410]

[@55dbau]

Don't we run the risk of a kick in the lower parts of the body from your opponent by being so close to your opponent 's knee ?

[@HipposHateWater]

No more so than usual. If you're within punching range, you're definitely within kicking range, so that risk just comes with the territory. Personally I find it a benefit, since it provides several great options for throwing/upsetting balance using the lead leg as a lever--which again, comes with it's own inevitable risks. :P

[@stevetakkinkwan8910]

55dbau By being closed, you could more easy to control and detect your opponent leg movements and enter to break the balance of your opponent.

[@user-vb9km7hn1p]

🙇‍♂️

[@abenamarmateofernandez8752]

HELLO WHERE TO GET TO MAKE THE MEASURES

[@sbzengin]

LESS WORK, VERY MUCH WORDS

[@sbzengin]

ENGLISH, LANGUAGE OF GABBIES.....

[@jesusruizsanchez7083]

Aprende a coger el kuan dao y los golpes que realizas son malísimos.