Secrets Of Bruce Lees Reflex Lag

[@gavinharris1659]

Good stuff. 👍

[@georgianlucasian4596]

I only get attacked by moquitos, but this hyper-speed extremist technique shall give me a vital advantage. Thumb up/liked, alot faster than before watching this video. Proves it works already.

[@SpiralMusic]

could you explain it please? I didn't understand well, thanks

[@Krsr7]

MUCH RESPECT.

[@chuckufarley5884]

Thanks Jan, good stuff.

[@poodlebites69]

Great to hear a seasoned practitioner talking about the theory of Wing Chun. I practiced it every day through my teens, and 30 years later I thank God I've never had to use it. I think it's the deadliest most efficient art. But, I agree, you have to think flexibly as Bruce did. I think these days, you would have to analyze how to deal with tackle/grapples. Wing Chun can be rather rigid in stance and movement depending on your teacher and mindset. I think Bruce brought great fluidity, but some is not practical if older or just walking about in dress shoes. Though, Chi Sau cannot be underestimated-- it can give you almost supernatural ways of detecting an attack.

[@steveadal4735]

Bruce was grappling long ago 🎉

[@yeahyeahbutno4749]

Ever watched a boxing match

[@bozoclown2098]

Analyze and synthesize.

[@SteveG-o2v]

Not exactly a ‘secret’. Action beats reaction within 4 feet. Taught in many arts.

[@tonyvalente]

The secret is he has no idea what he’s talking about