Efficient striking in Lung Ying

Explaining two of Lung Ying's highly efficient techniques to bridge and break through your opponent’s guard. A forearm strike Boi Gim with rotation outward from the waist and a hammer-fist strike Cau Pat with rotation inward from the waist. More information: barrypangkungf...

[@pierrewilliam7119]

It's amazing to see how useful these rare videos are. I train LY by myself and try to adapt my knowledge to combat sports context ; I'm glad to get some indications on how to fight properly. I wish these online courses were more affordable. thanks for all

[@ryanle1293]

I was reading on Quora (gross i know, but the guy put a lot of effort into his statement thought I should try to understand it) and his appraisal of lung ying was so strong, have you had any luck with it?

[@soldier1stclass987]

@@ryanle1293 oh so you read it too

[@ryanle1293]

@@soldier1stclass987 this video got me curious but there isn't a lot of videos online about it

[@dandelionvideosworldwide6220]

I like Wing Chun but not everyone fights straight on, head to head, angles work, good seeing this, exposes the weakness of Wing Chun.

[@peterwang5660]

The lack of creativity in Wing Chun circles is astounding. My Sifu dipped in and out of angles all the time, how hard is it realize that the center line can move?

[@dandelionvideosworldwide6220]

@peterwang5660 I like Wing Chun but I wish I had known about Lung Ying 35 yrs ago, great mix of 2 martial art styles.