Transitioning From Jik Bo To 9-Step Push | Next 5 Motions/Techniques

Lam Hung Pak Mei
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Gratidão! Bela didática! Técnica muito forte. Obrigado!

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Love this.

[@saberserpent1134]

Thanks for watching!!

[@Woyaodao]

Great presentation, great instruction, your techniques are very clear and much respect to Pak Mei; it is a great style!

[@saberserpent1134]

Thank you for the honor! 🙏

[@bzerkie3393]

is this martial arts or sign language for there's no room on the bus

[@Pakua4581]

Awesome ❤

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@@Pakua4581 Thank you, sir!

[@Nursejea]

Nice to see I ging and chum ging..most pai mei practitioners just seem to have fast hand techniques without the energys

[@saberserpent1134]

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[@ambulocetusnatans]

So it builds on it in a progression- so they go in a certain order?

[@saberserpent1134]

Yes. Jik Bo is the first form. 9-Step is the quintessential intermediate public form. Both have identical openings, but 9-Step continues with the next 5 movements presented.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

When I was young styles like Bak Mei and Chen TaiJi were rare and unknown in America. We are lucky to be living in a golden age for CMA.