Make your opponent STICK to YOU?

[@thaSBzone]

As a JKD practitioner I recently discovered this stickiness in Chi Sao thanks to my Sigung. Your videos have challenged me to learn more about and how to channel this internal energy. Thank you

[@peteryeung1967]

Fully agree to that sticky hand next level is about how to apply internal energy via mind power control

[@peteryeung1967]

Is more much more difficulty chisao when the training partner is also apply internal energy stickly hand, the risky part with the training partner apply internal energy and then getting hit, even it is not physical hard, the energy hit get stuck in the body and feels very unpleasant. Here is important to how to be healed and recover from it, since when going to a doctor they can find anything special from the pain.

[@leonardocaprisi1123]

Thanks Sifu Sergio for this great video !

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are very welcome

[@YudiTera]

I learned so much in the short time I was able to have honor to train with Sifu Sergio and managed to made do this in a bong sai which was one the most memorable days in training. Very important concept the sticking. Thank you again Sifu 💖

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are very welcome

[@SUF-py4ix]

Cheers Sifu Sergio interesting stuff

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thank you

[@ahmetcicek2417]

Thank you very much 👍

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are welcome

[@davidnazario6646]

Thank You!👍

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are welcome

[@jackofallmasterofnun]

I am very happy to see this video of yours, last video i saw was the 1 where u had a yellow black outfit on.. very hard wing chun... who opened your eyes to the ct version of wing chun.. not many people can teach this i world love to Tallgrass with u

[@SifuSergioChannel]

It’s 1700s Internal Wing Chun it’s a different engine then CT Wing Chun

[@shkshk8482]

This is very impressive and eye opening. I experienced almost the same thing from Tsui Sheung Tin lineage. I used to think to stick means to apply forward pressure bit it wasn't. It is mysterious WC converges to similar principles.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

That’s nice that you experienced that in the TST lineage 👍

[@Keluoduo]

Dear Sifu Sergio, Could you maybe make a video about how to deal with sleeves grab or collar grab please ?

[@fusazzo94]

Thanks a lot for this amazing video. What you do and teach is really really fascinating. (as always) PS: May i ask when will your new book come out? Will there be an Italian version as well? Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Italian version will be there but some months after the English version

[@fusazzo94]

Thanks, I might as well get it in English then@@SifuSergioChannel

[@brookatkins8111]

Cool video - thanks !

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are welcome

[@janphi35]

Is it the same sticking energy in yang tai chi chuan? Thank you

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Emei, Fujian white crane, Hsing yi, Weng Chun, Internal Wing Chun, Baguazhuang, Taijiquan etc differ of course nowedays in many lineages but the sticking energy from orgin should have been the same in the past and there are still masters around that can make that very clear

[@janphi35]

@@SifuSergioChannel thank you very much

[@Dr.Chisao]

Thanks for the explanation. If im understanding you in an oversimplified way be open to 3d sticking not just pressing forward? Can you show this a student who can give some simular counter play to want you do just to get a more well rounded idea. This is very interesting.

[@jonihietala8250]

If u could make a video about other engines I would appreciate it. Regarding other kungfu styles and the ones taught in Eternal Spring Institute since so many things are taught in there. Or is just that there's only internal/external and external is brute force and internal is snake engine?

[@tonyyeung9333]

Is sticking a natural by product of sinking chi to dantian and rising of chin in spine?

[@milehigh61]

Just wondering, have you touched hands with Adam Mizner? If so how was your experience? Thanks

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Yes we trained a bit together around 2016 in Hong Kong he is good, one of the few of my generation that I can respect for his internal skills

[@milehigh61]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@tarunsivashankar1703]

I have a question. What do you call a sifu's sifu?

[@SifuSergioChannel]

The Sifu or your own Sifu is your Sigung

[@tarunsivashankar1703]

@@SifuSergioChannel Exactly what I wanted to hear just forgot the name. Thank you Sifu!!!

[@TheeMrAbz]

Sticking and sinking is what i struggle with the most when doing Wing Tsun as SOKF. I ended up bracing and its a constant struggle 😅 . Im trying to do more standing and sinking exercises to get better at the internal side. Great explanation again Sifu , i always enjoy watching your videos and learning more about Wing Tsun and the internal side.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thank you for the feedback it’s appreciated 👍

[@ernie644]

Yes, I know this sticking, but there is no big secret about it. It’s a little bit tricky to learn, because of lot of people are stuck in the forward pressure along the centerline. Please tell us when your new book is available.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Will be coming out in the next weeks.

[@giulianoviale5512]

I have had various occasions to "feel" the freezing sensation you are talking about, but I realized that to learn it takes time, you have to believe in it deeply, and you have to dedicate a lot of your life to this. it's not for everyone. Yes It exists, and it's a wonderful skill, but it's one of the most difficult challenges I've ever known.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Very true it requires dedication but the results are well worth it

[@jonihietala8250]

Who was the Sifu/Sifus who taught you this inertial engine? Or momentous/momental engine. If I may call it that since it looks like it allows pushing from mid-air. I don't train much kung fu but on the other hand for the past 8 years I've been doing this buddhism stuff 24/7, I do it even in my sleep. Developing the physical layer comes with it. I've gone through some of these engines during my life. First three decades of my life I used muscular/leaning. Then when I tried to relax I used that sloppyness/fake relaxion - but at least I wasn't like balloon anymore and I didn't gather air inside my lungs when pushing hard. Just lately during this year I've gotten a hang of that real relaxion and action/reaction engine (or traditional groundforce engine). It required detachment from breathing so I can control my torso muscles and breathing separately. It makes delivering the force from the ground by manipulating the force flow possible. Without it the force flow gets stuck. Well, it's always possible I've understood something wrong but mainly it goes like this 🤔

[@AndreyDao]

Who taught you this level of sticking???

[@jackofallmasterofnun]

Talk with u*

[@Starborne398]

...and yet, in the highest paid and most prestigious combat leagues of the world, not one Wing Chun practitioner can be found. Proving its effectiveness would be so easy...

[@underthejaguarsun]

Disclaimer: Im not saying you are talking about nothing.The problem is doing videos of something you admit its not visible. Lets say I do a video of an invisible friend, then I get a contract with metro Golding Meyer to do 10 movies. My invisible friend will not be seen in anynone.

[@underthejaguarsun]

So either we find a way to show or the best attitude is to suspend judgement. If you are really an old school skeptic. They arent many.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

That’s why it should be felt it’s not for nothing Internal chinese martial arts.

[@RobertoStarnari]

I really don't understand why a good martial arts master, at a certain point, feels the need to attribute his skills to something esoteric, not physical, energetic. Is he really in good faith when he talks about non-kinetic energy usable in combat? Why is it not enough for him to teach how to perfect the use of the body to the point of obtaining a huge kinetic effect through an almost inapparent movement? Because this is what is all about, neither more nor less. Of course, talking in esoteric terms about something not accessible to everyone except with a long cultivation path is more attractive. But let's ask ourselves why it works. Suggestible people are needed who not only firmly believe in what the master tells them, but also are not willing to question him. At this point it may also happen that a student in good faith feels his body move in the grip of an "external force" and will never investigate, for example, that phenomenon called ideomotor reflex. Note that in these situations the master always describes what should happen before showing it. Always.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

I can assure you that this is something you have not experienced but understand your comment as I was thinking exactly the same just a decade ago. You are welcome to come to the eternal spring institute or one of my seminars and experience first hand

[@ronwells5720]

I have trained in martial arts for the last 40 years.....31 years in Ving Tsun....the last 10 years I have spent cultivating internal principles...when touched on correctly it is a little unerving as it tends to go against what we normally perceive as normal power derived from muscle action and leverage theories..

[@furmanclark860]

Do u have the experience he does 😂

[@KelGhu]

You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Go feel it.

[@djo-dji6018]

Just visit him and try it.

[@ljankok]

This sounds illogical. I said sounds, I hear a lot about cultivation.. does that mean spending a lot of money? :P

[@SifuSergioChannel]

It means learning the info and steps which should not cost you a lot of money Depends on the teacher and then what it will cost is time and daily cultivation

[@HEMA-NRW]

Well than show this sticking in sparring, take a random mma guy and show your sticking skills ... because this sticking complies with all MMA rules, it shouldn't be a problem. But please don't take your own submissive student to play along

[@zodbo108]

A complete mess in your mind

[@user-ef4ky2uf7g]

if you are in fact human and not a bot, I wonder what your intentions were in writing this in addition to harm, if there was anything more. It's not only without substance, it's also cowardly as there is no possibility to reply. I find it the equivalent of a child running to its room and shouting "I hate you all" before slamming the door.

[@zodbo108]

@@user-ef4ky2uf7g Calm down, I'm a bot.

[@MustAfaalik]

@zodbo108. When your "mind is in a mess," you will NEVER be able to to activate the correct Intent for any internal energy, son.

[@zodbo108]

No exist any internal energy, dad.

[@MustAfaalik]

My son is a robot without consciousness???@@zodbo108