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The stance employed, and the lack of mobility, invites a level change and a takedown, or picking apart with leg kicks, but that doesn't mean that Wing Chun is useless. It just means that its utility is limited to a very specific range and moment, and to be fair, that range and moment is more likely to occur in an unscripted street fight than an organised combat sports situation. I was taught a bit of a hotchpotch Wing Chun and FMA, and it served me well for many years, with people getting right in my face and kicking off before I felt justified in hitting them preemptively. It worked just fine, for those moments, but I never felt the need to pursue it, so I could manage long Wing Chun back and forth exchanges.

have you did chi sao with Sifu Rawcliffe i think not. if you had you wood understand. and he is teaching. trust me it is not sport chi sao what ever that is

Wing chun is built for the street, not for sport! Because you do not understand this, you disrespect the art.

These are not convicts

I have an 87 gal tank, I've never had a problem with them as for loosing fish. They will aggressively defend an area if they are spawning. As long as there are enough places for fish to go there shouldn't be a problem.

Mine are incredibly aggressive and will attack and terrorize anything I put in their tank

@@davidmcmullen5861 I can confirm this the only fish I seem to be able to successfully keep with these guys are tetras. I had albino Corys in with them at the start and it ended very badly. The corys didn’t die but both corys are permanently blind. Both have survived and are thriving in a 37 litre tank with a panda cory and a super delta betta there is also a marble sucking loach on there with a young bristle-nose plec. What I have found with the red points is they are actually earth shifters and spend a lot of time at the substrate. Definitely do no recommend keeping them with bottom dwelling fish.

@@SuperNight25what kind of chick I’d can I keep with bottom dwellers I have 2 albino dojo loaches in a 40 gallon breeder

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