‘WSL Ving Tsun Kuen Hok’ - breaking it down #73 - the ‘Ving Tsun Kuen Kuit’ (Pt. 7)

Hello and welcome to week #73 in our current series of clips breaking down various aspects of ‘WSL Ving Tsun Kuen Hok’ (黃淳樑詠春拳學) and this segment continues our look at the ‘Kuen Kuit’ (拳訣), or Maxims/Songs/Sayings of the system. Today we are examining the implications of the saying ‘Yiu Ma Hap Yat’ (腰馬合一), or “The Waist & Stance Act As One/Combine Together.” If you are searching for how to maximise your power & efficiency, to effectively steal your opponent’s balance & structure, to realistically use the power right under your feet, then this is the Maxim that you need to understand, train for, and put into action as soon as you can! Hope you enjoy this episode, and join us next week for the last segment on this topic. Bye for now!😊👍👊🙏❤️🇲🇾

[@antonioparker1999]

Thank you Sifu David for sharing great content as always

[@kungfufamily7331]

Great use the core like a single block!… thks

[@hanskarlsson253]

Good footwork will get you out of most situations. Even against kicks, as you show Sifu. "Attain stillness while moving, like thy moon beneath the waves that ever go on rolling and rocking"

[@ljankok]

Yes!! This is so so important, but also it takes a lot of exercises to get it right :D - Any exercises to train this?

[@WSLVTMalaysia]

@@ljankok basically all the forms, especially the MYJ form, and the classic drills like ‘Seung Ma Tui Ma’ and Chi Sau are ideal for developing this skill. Even something as simple as a wall bag can be used to develop & enhance this concept. Just remember, start slowly to create the connections before trying to add speed & power; everything begins with structure.