spinning from the bone

[@hiddenpathwingchun5045]

Very important principle taught here. Wonderful to see a caring Sifu spreading truths not often expounded in their art. Rotation, the "blade" [cutting] & the "flat" [two bones in forearm] in terms of forward intent [with softness for control] are key to affecting an opponent's structure & balance. If we perfect or build our own structure, others will "break" upon it. This is indeed the 1st level of Internal [traditional] martial arts. New subscriber. I look forward to more!

[@liverpix]

He seems like a very good teacher as he allows his students to practice the moves on him. Most teachers don't do that.

[@richd.309]

@Liverpix, thank you for your comment. And yes, he tries hard to make sure his students have a grasp of his teachings. Through direct transmission and feedback sharpening awareness, without ego. His process is to share the art, not beat it in to you, or remind you that he is the master and you the student.

[@bryankatz4636]

Greatest lesson ever please thank your sifu special sauce 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@lumri2002]

Perhaps this technique is similar to a technique also used in Hsing I Chuan.

[@deadlypalms]

Phoenix eye fist used in this style? I wasn't aware of that. Love the little details, thanks for posting.

[@richd.309]

Yes Phoenix Eye is used, trained usually at higher student levels, Sanda training and such. Its not overly emphasized but is part of the training process for striking and bridging. That's all I can comment about it since I haven't trained it much myself. thank you for your comment and view.

[@EspenAndreassen77]

Wow! Thats so “on” that the word accurate doesn’t even cover it. Wow 😮 Sifu always amazes me on a new level every time I see him do the same thing… wow !

[@richd.309]

Hey Espen! I think the funny thing is that every time you see him do the same thing, YOUR OWN understanding has grown since the last time you saw it. So it just keeps getting clearer and deeper each time :) thanks for the comment and hope you are well.

[@EspenAndreassen77]

Yes 🙌🏻 right on the money 😎

[@Sunyayana]

Excellent.

[@hypersmudge1]

I liq chuan is so fascinating. Must develop great sensitivity to master it. Is there ever any mastering of anything? Ha ha!

[@listerchen778]

spinning inside

[@natmodugno2343]

Master Sam Chin is a Nice Person...

[@matreyia]

I call it 'bone crushing'. You can by-pass muscle if you cut to the bone... from 2013 session in Berlin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpDJd4Njr7d_kJo

[@taichipandabat6153]

The student is too tense, but i understand when you are learning something your brain is fired up and racing......but at the same time he needs to relax.....just from observation he looks tense

[@LAH-wb8bm]

The student looks like he doesn't get it. The Master is waisting his time with that one.

[@georgemckenzie2525]

Guo