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That is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. A demo does not need you to kill your brain cells. My channel has plenty of fights, sparring matches, amateur boxing, and tournaments. One does not need to kill themselves to show a technique. That mindset can get people hurt. The drill is just a drill, parts of the drill work in the fight, will that flow be perfect every time, probably not. But it’s the skill not the drill. And there is good material in traditional Martial Arts 🥋 don’t turn your back on good old school material.

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@@bruceford1359 I like that philosophy!! I think it’s good and it works, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!! Have a good day!

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I always appreciate your insightful replies and true effort into looking into each video. Many just watch casually, but you have a great passion for the arts and I appreciate that! Yes, you have great responses and thanks for your time. Have a great day Jeff, sending all my best to you fellow warrior!!

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@@IronWireMartialArts it was really a pleasure to watch

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Thanks for watching and your honest input. The technique is derided from Fu Hok Sheung Yin Kuen. It is a flow, yes there are gaps in it, but the philosophy behind it is sound. Once you hit someone you get “Delayed Moments” (reactions), this allows us to flow to the outside and finish the pattern. “Anytime” you hand leaves your body your vulnerable to a counter, but we act in those delayed moments after a strike. Thanks for watching, hope that helps the philosophy behind the attack.

@IronWireMartialArts thanks for the feedback. Seems like you're presuming you'll land clean and that you aren't fighting an opponent with punch resistance. I've landed flush strikes and still been hit before. Like all arts, I suspect it would take some work to really get down right, and might struggle against some styles. Styles make fights and all that. I tend to find there's always some value in every art. As Bruce Lee said, adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is uniquely your own. I do like some of the movements because you attack and defend simultaneously. Thanks for the feedback; it will be interesting to explore some of these movements to better understand the philosophy.

I agree with your points. Also, I am not presuming. I also have fought people who I have punched in the face and just looked at me. If the fighter does not get the reaction needed or delay from hitting the opponent, then he should move to something else, you do not need to finish a flow. it’s definitely not a definitive thing. This is a flow sequence from the Hung Gar system….Silat system, Eskrima System, and Kickboxing systems all have different thoughts, practices and strategies, this is just one interpretation from this patterns movements. If it does not serve you well due to body size, functionality, or practicality, discard it and take only what is useful from what was observed. Again, thanks for your insightful response and for watching and engaging!

@IronWireMartialArts that makes sense. Thanks for taking the time to break it down for me. There's definitely elements that share much philosophically with many other arts.

Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes, Steven, definitely outboxed his opponent. He trained really hard and completely deserved his victory!

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I agree with everything you said. I think MMA is great, but the Asian Arts have an entire lifetime or learning as well. Martial Arts is an incredible subject and I think it’s great you are exploring the arts!

@IronWireMartialArts yes, MMA has the advantage of learning from various styles. But it is absent of chi gong and meditation, which is an inseparable part of, say... Shaolin Kung fu. There is a reason to this, because if the pranic body and mind do not settle down, its like trying to drive a chariot of wild horses, one is controlled by emotions, instead of being in charge of oneself. Silat has its own chi gong too (tenaga dalam) and iron shirt and meditation. And the whole japanese culture is about mindfullness, harmony and simplicity. The more I look to the West, the more I turn to the East.

I agree with you entirely. Learning to fight is imperative. But it doesn’t take a lifetime to become a good fighter. After you learn to fight what else? Is that the whole of the learning experience? The eastern way is a way of life, something health, mental, physical, and a lifestyle good till old age. It’s holistic and healthy. Most fighters end up with serious injuries. I endorse learning to fight, but learn the eastern traditions, they will keep you safe and last a lifetime.

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You’re one of those guys! This is an application, this is not a fight. Martial Arts 🥋 is more than sparring and beating the crap out of each other. This is taken from Traditional Martial Arts showing block and uppercut to the inside or outside. What you want a demo when you’re trying to kill one another? BTW: the 5 ways to block a teep is used in almost every Muay Thai Fight. Take things contextually, LET ME REPEAT, this is a drill not a fight, drills teach insights and ways of movement, a fight is different!

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That's why you manage your emotions and maintain a 3 foot rule hands up in a non-threatening way. He breaks that 3 foot rule you attack him first have him to react to you you don't react to him

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@@IronWireMartialArts Yup since Kenpo comes from of Hung Gar!

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Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I appreciate it. BTW: Which system had this move in it? Thanks 🙏

Thanks for watching and commenting, appreciate it 🙏🙏🙏Kathy Long is one of the all time greatest fighters!! She’s amazing! 🤩

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That’s one amazing mix you have. My experience is very similar to yours! It’s a perfect blend of traditional and modern!! Thanks for watching, have a great day!!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and opinions on the matter. I agree with everything you said as well. Traditional gives great power, longevity, strength and structural powers. Sports give competition and freedom, both are such important aspects to Martial Arts. I am on the same wavelength as you are - I like both and feel like both of them have something to offer. The older I get, the more I step into the role of a coach however and compete less and less. But we do tournaments, fights, and championships against other schools once every 2 month. So we are all still very active! Thanks for watching and sharing!

I love everything you just said!! I think you articulated its main weakness. Truth is if we are not learning, adapting growing and improvising then our knowledge is dead. We must take the past and improvise using its core. If one is too traditional, to rigid instead of using foundational knowledge as a base - Then in my opinion they have lost a great deal.

It’s a natural flow from knocking him off balance. It doesn’t need to be anything. This was from a form, and this is its application. It’s just showing how something would be applied from a technique 100 years ago. The double back fists ofcourse can be replaced with anything else, especially if it’s more efficient. This is just a historical record on how to use techniques from a system called “Hung Gar”.

FMA is one of my most favorite Styles of Martial Arts! A weapon based system is highest imperative in today’s day and age. Most anyone who attacks you will have a weapon FMA teaches us to attack and defend using blades, sticks, batons, and machetes! Great stuff. Thanks for tuning in, and for sharing your story with me!! Have a great day!

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