ENTERING THE FIGHT Non Classical Gung Fu Barry Mar

ENTERING THE FIGHT Non Classical Gung Fu Barry Mar
Barry Mar teaches the importance of ENTERING THE FIGHT in Non Classical Gung Fu and many other martial arts systems. Knowledge well taught from the source, by an extremely good bloke.
Barry Mar is a Seattle based practitioner of Non Classical Gung Fu who met and trained with Bruce Lee in the early 1960s. He was his student for a year and trained "one to one "or as we could call it nowadays "private lessons". Above all else Barry was Bruce Lee's friend, and because Bruce didn't drive he became his occasional driver on various escapades. Bruce introduced Barry to Jesse Glover too.
When Bruce left Seattle in '64, Barry stopped his martial arts practice and lost sight of Bruce but also Jesse. They reconnected in the early 80s and continued to train in the "basement" of the Seattle building in which Jesse taught for many years.
RIP Bruce Lee and Jesse Glover.
Filmed at Seyfi Shevket's class at Synergy Gym, London.
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[@marsbase3729]

This guy is awesome. Seems like a great teacher. 👍 😎 👍

[@casselsun102]

Barry🙏❤

[@irondragonjkd]

You are watching a brief excerpt of "a principle" being applied correctly from a reference point a of punch coming straight towards your face [traveling down centerline]. It works 100% all of the time. Why? Because two forces cannot occupy centerline at the same time. That's an immutable law of physics. It's a fight principle. In other words, that simple move called "the wedge" as shown in the first 60 seconds of the video intercepts any attack coming towards your centerline. The bottomline is that Non-Classical Gung Fu and Jeet Kune Do empower you with principles (not techniques) upon which you can intercept, control and dominate your opponent without trusting in techniques. Remember that techniques fail when they are not properly applied at the right time and from the right reference point. Non-Classical Gung Fu and JKD give you principles such as the Wedge that transcend style. Study and learn.

[@officialdandaman]

Aloha from Hawaii 🏝️ Does anyone know if Sifu Barry Mar is related to a Raymond Mar who taught Wing Chun and Jun Fan ?

[@nathanmaynard686]

Wing Chun Do

[@megamix1301]

the material requires that the opponent leave his punching arm hanging out in the air. it's just clowning.

[@madjidchouarbi3921]

megamix The first contact is immediately followed by the attack. Then I'll give you an important information from my Karate Do Master: after the first contact, from a very little time, your brain freeze in a certain way as long as the contact occure, so your opponent won't retract his arm soon enough to escape your seize or counter attack if you're quite close to him.

[@biggjuicy1982]

@@madjidchouarbi3921 I truly hope that you are kidding right now. If you're not, man lol. You have some soul searching to do lol

[@megamix1301]

)) .. The main problem of all these karate-jkd-kali-WC-guys is that none of them can show this technique in a real fight or sparring. Welcome to mma.. No ? Of course no...

[@biggjuicy1982]

@@megamix1301 I have black belts is Kali, and Shorin ryu Karate. I still spar with full contact. Why cant they?

[@megamix1301]

@NWSCA )) Just show us this technique in a real fight. You could be the first on KZbin. P.S. I am a boxer.. Karate/kali does not work against a real punch.

[@michaelmonti372]

she would freeze if a 220 llb man came swinging at her and I train wing chun it should be boxer versus wing chun to make it realistic that is my gripe with these videos no one is stationery with adrenaline run high another level the body will fight or flight

[@experiment54]

Michael Monti first off why the hell would a 220lb man come swinging at her?

[@combatjudointernational5526]

Of she would have a natural moment of hesitation, just like you would! It's natural. Military combatives instructors refer to that moment of hesitation as the OODA loop theory. OODA loop is a brief period of time and the cycle where we; Observe-Orient-Decide-Act. When that fraction of a second of over that girl made decide to eye gouge the hell out of her attack. That's exactly what the instructor is teaching her to do!

[@scottsmith1607]

c'mon people. you can spend hours on youtube watching experts like this getting their asses kicked. its fine if you want to preserve it at a cultural art thing but as a viable defense...nope. A mediocre boxer would beat his ass.

[@scottsmith1607]

thus is all very cute in an exercise but useless in a real street fight.

[@Octopussyist]

Hitting an attacker in the face is useless in a real street fight? Wow! What profound knowledge.

[@biggjuicy1982]

Nobody throws punches in a straight line, or along the centerline. Especially in a street fight man. Be honest with your self man. What about the haymaker? Or overhand? Or cross? Or hook? Or scooping? Or uppercut? Or screw punch? Or any kick? All of those come at you from an off center position, or in sweeping or circular motions, and from various angles. You should invest more time into training martial arts that actually work, instead of imaginary styles that only work, "in theory".

[@experiment54]

NWSCA karate people throw straight lines, wingchun throw straight line, boxers throw straights, MMA hang on so many throw straight lines I give up 😂

[@biggjuicy1982]

@@experiment54 Karate uses taisabaki, and hip twists, to create power. That is mostly circular lines, and movements. Taekwondo uses hip circles, and sine waves, to create power. Boxers use footwork, offline positioning, and angles, to slip, evade, set up, and throw punches. Bjj, and Judo use circular movements for locks and throws, lots of hip turns, rolls, and circular grappling movement. MMA uses a random mix, of all of those previously mentioned things. Only untested nonsesne like Wing Chun, throw straight punches, do not know how to set up strikes, and cannot create knockout power.

[@experiment54]

NWSCA ncgf uses those things too. This video isn’t wingchun.

[@conana-s498]

You can't understand because your spirit Is limited 🤫🤫