Chi Sao: Developing The Fundamentals

Chi Sao: Developing The Fundamentals
Sifu Steve Dyde introduces the 13 Basic Techniques and the Pull, Push & Pass in his Wing Chun concept of the Chi Sao Fundamentals.
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[@yisraelaker6696]

Watching it over n over and applying it has improved my chi sao thanks for this great chi sao instruction.

[@m77ast]

Great - more please.

[@yisraelaker6696]

Awesome fundamentals chisao

[@Krazytrain7]

I really dont know what to say except.. . thank you for this fundamental video's. Understanding has jumped

[@MrMytake]

Excellent instruction thank you!

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alugolamurali3043]

Super explanation, thank you sir

[@vonclap]

Nice structured instruction, thanks

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

You're welcome!

[@brisonmyers5596]

This was great!

[@wesleylewallen821]

Great

[@BriscoRP]

Awesome! Love that super fast mode out of no where, very good skills both thabjs

[@trondyne3513]

Fundamentals will suffer greatly when you ignore the most basic of fundamentals, using wrist to wrist contact in luksao.

[@carlosensei1]

Excellent, and clear explanation! Thank you for sharing this information. It's awesome!

[@renehenriksen1735]

Life begins at the end of your comfortzone. Now should that be interpreted as that many people don´t really live?

[@andilam3517]

1st rule of chi sao never have 2 hands on one!

[@7outofthebox747]

Hi! Is this Steve Dyde's channel? Or does he have another one?

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

We filmed Steve to feature him on our channel World of Martial Arts Television

[@7outofthebox747]

@@worldofmartialartstelevision Ok, great. Does he have his own channel, that was my question.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

@@7outofthebox747 Not sure he may do

[@7outofthebox747]

@@worldofmartialartstelevision ok thanks.

[@thebestisyettocome8620]

Chi sao is a complete waste of time when it comes to fighting, it has delayed progress in Wing Chun. Mere basic sensitivity drills may (likely not) come in helpful in a fight for 1-2 seconds, but all that training for it a waste of time and students money. I mean look at the posture of your body and the distance among your arms as you are teaching chi sao drills... You think that that is how you will be in a fight?? Are you teaching your student to fight another WC student?? I can see that you are a knowledgeable instructor, but you have been duped by the system as almost all have. I am sure you can do better.