Wing Chun For Beginners Part 2: Basic Wing Chun Block - Tan Sao

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Tan sao is the easiest to mess up. BY far. There are a LOT of really obscure useful movements if you find enough knowledge you could miss but they are easy to perform compared to tan sao it's the hardest because you actually can easily mess it up. You have to get it right and not wrong from lots of experience also experience against what you will defend. It's the easiest by far ... Definitely the easiest to mess up and you have to really get it right ... Every time. It definitely takes practice get better than your teacher.

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It also is most important to understand it as a concept and energy it's not form or textbook but the bend in the elbow is a concept that says you're not trying to LOOK a certain way by form instead your elbow is directing their force right where you are strongest your center so it doesn't torque if it torques it's gone and you need to bong. It's also done differently depending on the energy ... Angle ... Range. For instance guarding the centerline too much could burn your shoulder out ... But you can float your elbow in during contact ... But it is a lot of extra pressure know that can also hurt you. But you can't have it anywhere but the center in ration to force of their punch on a hook punch it is a cross like he taught correctly and he made me better too just by listening to him. It's VERY easy to get hurt if you don't understand it. It also traps their arm and if they try to come back to the center by going down you do move your vow into the center and you get free hits with centerline edge block punches immediately. It's not LOOKING right ... It's knowing your body and structure ... It's also reading their energy and directing it to the center where you are strong ... Not a torque you can't manage that's one good reason bong sau exists, if tan torques that's fine ...that's bad ... But you can't always resist that much. You either raise it higher like a biu so the torque decreases it is called sky Palm or spreading palm ... You have to change the torque don't resist it with Power ... That won't work. Or ... You collapse it into a bong all relaxed and easy. That's bad. You don't want it to collapse ... But fighting like a hook with your torque in your shoulder is wrong it's not strong and you'll get hurt. So you let it go and bong sau. That is all you can do. One of those two. If you're early enough if it seems like it will fail or is failing you'll still block it. In contact you can feel pressure before a strike and go to bong sau. Yep. You can use a cross tan sau as well which is a corkscrew spiral. But one thing is for sure ... There's always just that one perfect structure and it's conceptual not looking a certain way. It will catch the energy RIGHT and it's easy to misunderstand that and not catch it right. If you don't catch it right ...if you are too tense too ... It goes badly. So it's the easiest to mess up but when understood it is something. Be good.

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