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3 Things That Will Increase Your Punching Power

July 7, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Most martial artist pride themselves in being able to generate almost super human power in their punches. In this video you are going to see 3 things when combined create an incredible amount of power in your punches.

But first before we talk about how to create amazingly powerful punches, let talk about what creates poor punches. If you are doing any of these things there is a good chance your strike is not being as effective as it could be.

Bad Habits

  • Leaning forward
  • Not rooting
  • Just throwing your punch with your upper body
  • Letting the energy of your punch leak back to your shoulders

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Filed Under: Kung Fu Training Tagged With: Kung Fu, Martial arts, punches, punching power, striking

Using Chi Sao To Train Sensitivity

April 29, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

blindsaoI am not sure why when people talk about Wing Chun they mention Chi Sao and then they go into how Chi Sao isn’t training for realistic fighting situations. Then I usually hear that if you really want to see if your Wing Chun works you need to try it against a resisting opponent.

I am not sure how other people train their Wing Chun but we don’t use partners that allow us to do whatever we want to them to make our kung fu look better. In fact we encourage our partners to try and get us.

However with that said this post isn’t really about if Wing Chun is good or bad. This post is to help you understand what Chi Sao is used for. Often times when you see a Chi Sao video you see 2 people just smacking the bejebus out of each other. It’s not what the intention of the exercise is. Chi Sao was created to teach people how to deal with energy.

While there are times when you can play Chi Sao very aggressively, most times you should train it calm and relaxed. Your partner should give you time to fix your mistakes. Part of what you are also doing in this drill is training your fighting ranges

Like everything else, there is a time and place for everything. Don’t do Chi Sao with the intention of beating your partner. This will only create bad habits in you and your partner. [Read more…]

Filed Under: World Of Wing Chun Tagged With: Chi Sao, chi sau, Chinese martial arts, Kung Fu, Martial arts, Qi, Wing Chun

Keeping It Simple Is Best In A Knife Attack Situation

March 30, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

knife attack - knife defense - knife fightI will be the first one to say, generally speaking in a knife defense / knife attack situation there is a good chance your going to get stabbed or slashed. Rather than trying to avoid getting attacked by a knife it’s a better idea to attack the real weapon instead.

What is the real weapon you might be wondering? That is attacking the arm that is attacking you. The person who wields the knife is the real weapon. The knife is just an extension of the person. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Kung Fu Training Tagged With: knife attack, knife defense, knife fighting, Kung Fu, Martial arts, Self-defense

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