Wing Chun Bridging Drill: How to Avoid Basic Grabs for Beginners

Wing Chun Bridging Drill: How to Avoid Basic Grabs for Beginners
@JingShenKuoshu
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Self Defense is Not Sport Fighting
00:57 Learn the "Windshield Wiper" or Pak/Tan Sau Deflection
01:27 Bridging the Forearm and Upper arm (Controlling either side of the elbow joint)
02:08 Using this as a deflection for striking
02:29 Combining Pak Sao and Tan Sao to redirect a grab or incoming strike.
Wing Chun Bridging Drill: How to Avoid Basic Grabs for Beginners is a simple partner exercise. It helps practitioners learn how to deflect and redirect incoming strikes or grab attempts. Jing Shen Kuoshu uses this drill to help people develop their tactile sense and awareness. The goal is to always keep yourself on the outside of your attacker's elbows. This positioning keeps you safer.
This drill is very beneficial for beginners. It teaches them how to position themselves correctly during an encounter. By practicing with a partner, they can experience real-time feedback. This helps them understand how their body should react during an actual confrontation. It's all about learning through feel and touch, known as Chi Sao in Wing Chun.
Remember, the Bridging Drill isn't just about defense; it's also about gaining control over your opponent’s movements. Staying outside the attacker's elbows gives you a strategic advantage. You can manage their actions while staying protected from direct attacks. This drill builds confidence and enhances your ability to respond effectively in real-life situations.
Keywords: Wing Chun, Bridging Drill
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Old man, you won't last a minute in a street fight but your choreography looks nice, i give you that 😅

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Ive been in over 100 + street fights when younger, I’ve been a body guard, executive security an MMA coach (was Jose Pele Landi Jon’s coach), a USA boxing coach, Muay Thai coach, ran a program putting Gang Kids with Cops in the ring and converting them to boxers, trained knife with special forces from NATO, had the FBI bring me girls they had saved from human Trafficking and trained most of the bouncers in San Diego and ran a special security team for SD Bars when high end clients were in town. Not everything is about street fighting. When you grow up young man, you will learn the difference between street fighting (for dumbasses) and self defense ( the art of disengagement)… oh and this is just a drill. lol. Understand that this is a drill my friend. Thanks for watching and the nice final comment. I appreciate it. Even if you are just trolling without trying it.

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@@JingShenKuoshu so much effort for nothing 😆