Trapping Master Class With Sifu Singh

Trapping is a common technique in Jeet Kune Do and Wing Chun. However, many people struggle to use it effectively in sparring or real fights. Here, Sifu Singh demonstrates the mechanics and training methods to make trapping work in live situations.

[@The_Advocate_]

I enjoyed the mantra at the end especially, responsibility for your company is respectable!

[@LarryArrojo-cz8qu]

A GREAT LESSONS AGAIN SIR!

[@adim00lah]

The most useful trapping for self defense is defensive trapping (clinch). Most people in fights aren't trained fighters that know how to block / parry attacks. When someone comes swining at you like a wild animal, you need to be able to clinch their arms to prevent them from hitting you.

[@justinAclark2075]

Probably true that it's best for self defense

[@adim00lah]

@@justinAclark2075 Yeah I prefer to trap up their arms using clinch. Thai clinch focuses on the head and neck, in jkd we focus on the arms.

[@johnnymism]

Guys talented but this never translates well against a resisting opponent in free sparring as sparring is too variable. You enter and do a shot but you have to take one too, I'm not saying it will never work just more likely in a drill. Same with all demonstrations, dont translate well. This guy seems a good teacher.

[@georgecostanza2695]

Sifu Singh is amazing.

[@marksmit8112]

Very good teacher Sifu and I have known a few. Thanks for sharing

[@martialmatt823]

Fast very fast. Trapping incredibile..fantastic moviment for hit the sensibility target. I am very impressed by is way of showing the JKD.

[@stonewietsma4939]

I wish Sifu Singh was my master everyone else on this channel whack sifu actually shows you how to fight like a ninja

[@scrolls9375]

I watched this video 10 times I wish I could meet and train with you guy's and become a student of you guys sadly I live in the Caribbean

[@axelstone3131]

Waste of time. Look into Tommy Carruthers online lessons. What Tommy teaches is authentic JKD following Bruce’s principles of simplicity and directness. This is basically wing chun which Bruce moved away from because he found more effective and streamlined methods: there are a lot I guys like this guy teaching outdated methods and curriculum Bruce stopped teaching.

[@justinAclark2075]

I think the only thing that's missing here is a highly mobile kind of elbow guard changing. It's how you defend the shots you can't get ahead of, and it works even better while backpedaling.

[@robertjones4200]

Thankyou excellent instruction.

[@DarkLight-Ascending]

Singh it like u mean it. ❤

[@VERYVOICE]

Very good trapping Sifu !

[@Incognito144]

It’s more parrying than “trapping” Edit: Still great techniques

[@drussarmstrong6887]

trapping can be the denial or limiting of function of a limb, so it becomes a bit of choice of words- trap is bit of umbrella over which a parry may be part. My two cents but interesting.

[@Rustyruss921]

Wow hes super fast good technique

[@josephgavron1099]

Luv this guy

[@urbangorilla6733]

Nice

[@renaissanceman165]

Very Great, and effective to see. Thank you for posting. Check it Out! Ciao!!!

[@hastinglebreton6522]

BIG KISS TO FRANCE ❤ ❤ ❤

[@wingchun88]

Wingchun concept? Bu sao?

[@Bakmeiredfist]

Doesn’t look like martial arts. Looks like a boxing match. Not geared for self defense. Put down the threat immediately.

[@buttyug]

I dunno what that was but it's not classic trapping, that's westernised and relies on power. Should be using little pulls, pushes to off balance them, use palm shots to disorientate them and set up. Going High low simultaneously incorporating trapping the feet. It's total domination of the opponent using knowledge of body mechanics and distraction techniques. It's not sparring, it's purely offensive

[@renaissanceman165]

The video shows that it is Jeet Kune Do. You can also notice how he closes the striking distance, with his footwork, the same way that Bruce Lee demonstrated many times. Check it Out! Ciao!!!

[@ShadowsOfTheBeast1]

This is called Jeet Kune Do - the way of the intercepting fists by the legendary Bruce Lee! This is for the streets not playing Around! Go learn it!!!

[@zetareticulan321]

How are you going to knockout your opponent without power?

[@buttyug]

@@zetareticulan321 power can enhance a technique and make it more effective, but if you rely on power instead of good technique it suddenly becomes alot more difficult when there is someone with power

[@FrankieBlueEyes]

Maybe you should train with him and show him how to do it properly then? 😂