WING CHUN SIFU MARK PHILLIPS ATTACK AND DEFENSE

SECOND WING CHUN GATHERING, STOURBRIDGE, SUNDAY, 02ND MARCH, 17:10

[@DjbreedKronikaudio]

Would love to train with mark missed my opportunity when i lived in enfield

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

RIP

[@chickenbiscuit4525]

As we move forward into open space the larp sau should yeild into fresher territory (not preferential but still inhibited by the need to create unessecary force to retract), our pliable flexibility allows us to maintain composite of balance in spite of the disruption. We have been disrupted but yeild to the force in a way that keeps ample base, we can let the shoulder loose. Yes, wu sau, comes forward to engage however need be and simultaneously retrieve our limb with opportunity to counter in guard. The larp draws across so the bong sau can still provide lots of centreline protection and is generally free standing to guan sau with. I never feel right recoiling my own energy while it has already become seized or grapled, unless you intend to pull guard. In other styles of training the larp sau (pull jolt) usually has no option available by conditional training and because of this the opponent usually has little opportunity for answers to respond to.

[@BakinKoljac]

love your jacket

[@pauldawson2195]

#FIGHTBOSS

[@radwindstalker]

Too much chattering. Like a woman. It's not the master.

[@rhysdavies3479]

Do you think you can beat him 1v1 in a fight?

[@radwindstalker]

@@rhysdavies3479 sure