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I put the link for that video in the description. In that video I do a thorough breakdown

@inhometraineroakville1174 I could only find one video (about 25 minutes long) on ​​Sin Nim Tao. Your video is about a year old and you called it Sil Lim Tao instead of Sin Nim Tao. Is there a difference in the form technique or are they the same? The Sin Nim Tao form I am currently learning is covered in depth so that you learn all the different movements slowly and correctly. The instructor made 49 short videos ranging from 3 minutes to 12 or 14 minutes. I will watch your video with great interest and a lot of motivation. I will also incorporate your video into my training along with the videos I am currently learning.

@DanieleMaestrini I don't have a series of videos on it like a full course. It's just that one video. I have made a Centreline Boxing online course and the link for that is also in the description. That's not a Wing Chun course. It's my own system with Wing Cbun being a part of it. As far as the spelling of the form goes, there's no difference. It's just the rough English pronunciation of the words in Cantonese. It translates to The Little Idea

@@PaylessNikes I just yse my phone. Really bare bones I guess. I'll look into a mic

@@MikeS24-v4s Thank you! I subscribed to your channel. You've got some good stuff there!

@hound8881 I don't actually know them myself, but from what I've seen it appears to be very good exercise. The whole idea of Qigong is to coordinate the breathing with body.novement, so any exercise that can do that can work. The way I see it, any exercise can be effective Qigong if it's done in this manner. I think Major League Baseball pitchers have great internal power and Qigong skills even if they don't know it.

@@inhometraineroakville1174 thanks

@smjmartialarts1438 Thank you! I'll check out your channel too.

@@john-paulanderson7112 Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.

@DanieleMaestrini it's a combination of proper rooting, turning on the ball of the foot, and turning on the correct leg or foot at the right time. There are some drills from Bagua that I touched briefly on in this video. I'll go more in depth next time so you can see it better. Those drills are a game changer!

@@inhometraineroakville1174 perfect 👍 Thank you for the explanation.

Good one! I didn't even think of that. I like Blink 182 with that pop punk sound. I grew up on lots of classic metal and old school punk like The Ramones.

@@inhometraineroakville1174 Oh you yourself are responding here appreciate Evidently im new, sticking around 💪 Only some hardcore fan could think of it i suppose 😅 But like i like that you picked up on it

@claudiomargheri2087 Yes I respond myself. I don't use AI or have virtual assistants or any of that bullshit. I'm also a guitarist and have been rocking for over 40 years. In fact my very first video I ever did on my channel was of me messing around on my guitar!

@@inhometraineroakville1174 <3 guitar/bass myself Salute you god bless

Maybe you have achieved something in life, or maybe you haven't, but that doesn't mean you have to be rude and offensive.

@HypnoRiffsGuitar Thank you! I checked out some of your guitar videos. Pretty cool stuff! My first video i ever uploaded to my channel was of me messing around on my guitar.

@@inhometraineroakville1174 (someday I’ll fix my sound issues lol) but Martial arts is one of my passions, I’ve trained for many years, JKD Concepts, BJJ, Kali /Silat , Muay Thai, JunFan GungFu/Kickboxing , and started off with more Traditional Styles, I say this to back me up when I say you have great content and people would be wise to listen to you! 🙏

So many fantastic and very important drill movements/exercises. Cheers 👍😎

@DanieleMaestrini Most of what I show is with empty hands. However weapons training is one of the best ways to improve the hands and legs. So I always show weapons occasionally, but the focus is on hands and legs.

​​@@inhometraineroakville1174I would like to learn the Wing Chun attack and defense training with my wife. This would improve my reaction, speed and increase the feel for the fight. The problem is that all the videos I have seen are ALL in normal tempo so I can't check how to do the moves correctly or practice with my wife. It would be fantastic if you could make a video (in slow motion) where I could learn these specific basic movements. Is it also possible to learn these movements without a wooden dummy, or another person? I mean on my own!

@@DanieleMaestrini You can learn the motions, but unless you have a partner or a wooden dummy, you won't be able to get feedback for correct energy. Learning elbow structure and forward energy is crucial.

@JoeHerdez777 Thanks for subscribing!

@@DanieleMaestrini I'm assuming you mean the way I twist my fist on a corkscrew manner? Maybe that can be the topic for next weeks video.

@@inhometraineroakville1174yes, that would be perfect 👍

@@DanieleMaestrini I posted a video this morning explaining the rotation of the fist and how circles are a part of all techniques

@@inhometraineroakville1174 Thanks 🙏👍

Thank you!

@CarlosRivera-ez6pw Very true. I live in Toronto which has many of the same issues as NYC. People are just clueless. I could easily mug half the people I see walking around. They're just completely unaware. By the way, I love visiting NYC. It's a great town!

@@inhometraineroakville1174 New York is happy to have you! We need all the defensive advice we can get lol

@nopiko1 I can't translate this comment to English. Apparently, a translate feature must be enabled by the author of the comment.

@@inhometraineroakville1174 Walking in a circle is well understood, but divorced from the practice of its application. The fragment of the demonstration of applied technology is not related to walking in a circle. And so, in general, it is beautiful.

@@inhometraineroakville1174 Walking in a circle is well understood, but divorced from the practice of its application. The fragment of the demonstration of applied technology is not related to walking in a circle. And so, in general, it is beautiful.

@jarrodpelrine7229 Sure! I'll do that subject also. There is a limitless number of topics to cover and sometimes I'm not sure what to do. Feel free anytime to make requests.

@markwoolfson7379 It's just my way of simplifying things. I don't actually like the word " internal" or "soft" as they're used in martial arts, but many people do use them. Therefore I have to explain it in those terms. It's true that developing core strength, whole body power, and correct breathing will develop internal power if that's the term you want to use.

@@inhometraineroakville1174 My terms were stated in my previous reply. "Internal power" is relative to each practitioner. I am unsure, but focusing on the outcome of said "internal power" and then working backwards to technique would help me. Thanks!