Which guy? The one holding it from the top, or the one, out of the shot, who's holding the paper from the bottom, so it would seem that the paper tore only from the punch?
He wasn't necessarily discrediting the value of the exercise, but had to point out there's more to it than that. He puts it really well in Enter the dragon, "Imagine a finger pointing to the moon. Do not focus only on the finger, or you will miss all that heavanly glory."
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” - Inspired by Thomas Edison. I know, you can do it. Dont give up.
Pretty sure Edisons quote is: 'If for the first one thousand attempts you don't succeed, wait until the one who finally invents it passes away and then present their idea as yours.''
Tendon strength is an important concept here, the guy up top probably practised a long time to exercise and grow hos tendons, allowing for more elasticity, explositivity and fast power. He also looks like he is using his whole body by adjusting the hips and his toe positioning to make the body flow better and allow for the transfer of energy to be more efficient. Finally by focusing the angle and the physics of the skill, the guy is tryning to minimize surface area of his punch just like poking it with a sharp object, the guy on top if using his pinkie knuckle which is the smallest knuckle. Overall the movement needs to have the fist making a small area of inital contact with the paper, with all the force of the hips and ankle rotate and the muscular force of the arm for the explosive fast power to pierce throguh the pap er.
@@N0nc0mpusmentus Funny, but incorrect in this case; you can see the paper is still wavig loosely... Wing Chun is about speed and focussed power, sorta like the commenter alludes to above... It doesn't need specifically training tendons and muscles though (although it does train and strengthen different muscles to normal fighting techniques)... The technique is more important, combining all series of muscles simultaneously to achieve a very straight, very fast punch... It's more like a twitch or a flinch, and in fact uses twitch muscles... I don't speak the language, but you can see how the master explains the horizontal forearm, stressing to keep it horizontal and move it in a straight line, and to pull the fist down simultaneously so the index finger knuckle is extended as well, adding to the straight line velocity... The way the Wing Chun punch in general was explained to me is that it's like throwing a cricket ball, but your fist is the ball, then you remove all the extraneous movement (the pull back and wind up), until you're left with just the small movement of the shoulder and hips at the end, dropping your weight forward by an inch or so onto your front foot as well, and the flick of the wrist... In this way, your feet don't move (its just a shift of weight), and the rest of your boddy moves very quickly by a very small amount, but with the full force of the normal full throw... You might think that the speed lacks force, and you'd be wrong; imagine someone throwing a cricket ball at your face. Wing Chun in general trains your autonomic reflexes (your flinch mechanism) to strike out instead of guarding: you target whatever is moving towards you with the same opposite appendage... If someone goes to hit you with their right hand, then your left hand flinches to strike them in their right bicep, instead of flinching to cover yourself... In the same movement, faster than a 1-2 beat, more like a 1, 1.1 beat, your right hand strikes to your opponents face... In this way, your defensive movement actually attacks their bicep, rendering them with a dead arm and you simultaneously strike them back in the face when they dont expect it (most people can't fight and have only watched movies where the defender does a massive block and winds up their reciprical punch)... Because of this , Wing Chun is fast AF to your typical bystander. But it is very effective and brutal too, because you never "defend"; every defence is an attack... It also has a different mindset associated with learning it: when you learn any martial art, you're taught not to start fights, but if you learn JuJitsu, Judo, Karate, etc, you are taught to subdue your opponent... In Wing Chun you're taught to annihilate your opponent. Period. Edit: two things I remembered/observed; 1)you are loose too until just beyond your target; lots of people tense their arm muscles so the power comes from their shoulder and has your body weight behind it, wheres Wing Chun is loose body, twitch, and tense just after striking the opponent... 2) the guy in the top frame is holding the paper at the top so it is straight... there is of course a little trick/technique to it... in the bottom frame, the paper is bent over from the top of the bar so it already has a bend stress on it... if it was cellotaped straight dangling from the bottom of the bar it would be considerably easier to tear.... It doesn't need to be held taught, but the mere fact that it is straight and has to overcome this bending momentumy type effect makes it easier to achieve. Funny story, a m8 of mine knocked out Father Christmas with the very move I described above; travelling through the mall, Santa was stood next to a pillar, ringing his donation bell.. My m8 walks past the pillar, just as Santa goes to ring the bell in our direction and my m8 just reacted (flinched) as his muscle memory had been trained to do, left fist in Santa's bell-ringing bicep, right fist cricket ball to the face, Santa out for the count. XD
No friend, it can be done, long time a go, when I was really into wing chun it was really easy for me to do it almost with out preparation, mainly how to align the pinky knuckle to 90 degrees with the sheet, actually when you get the trick is pretty easy.
Aha power of editing. Even if the first guy were to hit that paper with the speed of light then also he would just have made a hole in the paper and not tear it in half 😂😂
1- Bro see the hand positioning. He is hitting with his last knuckle 2- Being a martial artist, i can say that you are not using your hip thrust with your hand movement. Even if you are using it, it is not in sync 3- look how is he turning his hands. He starts from first finger and then he moves his first in that way so the pinki knuckle hits the paper and by this movement, it tears the paper. But it isn't as easy as it seems. It takes years of training, experience and dedication to achieve sucl level. If you wanna know more then reply me in this comment I'd be happy to show you some technical ways and I'd also be happy to learn from you
This is a difference of 3 generations of men working together makes. Sometimes we need Pops and Grandpas too to show us the way! And this is the way! You can see Dads pride while he holds the paper. The skill and success are always there, but it takes a will and desire to make it happen. I have never seen a small business fail when 3 generations work on a common goal.
You have to relax your muscle and contract it at the last moment. The faster you hit it, the better you hit the short shot or you go back up and that's important too.😊
Yes, only slow down the speed we can’t we. I accidentally I broke one. I slowed down the speed then everyone can see it clearly. th-cam.com/users/shorts-jvJYQqwLwg?feature=share
On the bottom, your thumb placement tuck it in more, straighten your forearm, as if it's all one. Your follow trough is angled. Not a correction just a suggestion.
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Now that he has torn the paper with the punch he must learn the power that required to hold the paper. After he accomplishes that technique, he will be eligible to receive the forearm brands and rest in the snow.
Top two knuckles is the perfect alignment. If you have a lot of power behind the punch you'll break your wrist using all 4 knuckles (method shown in video).
No, actually the Sifu is correcting to use mainly the pinky knuckle, to do an internal, female or yang punch, aligned 90 degrees to the sheet, by when yo get the trick it is pretty easy to do, more like a trick.
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Take out a spirit level and just practice holding your arm perfectly perpendicular to the paper first. Once you've got that down, align your wrist so it's got full support from the entire arm behind it, and throw in your bodyweight through the shoulder like he does there. He punches as well as spins. All that matters at the point of impact with that paper is how much acceleration you gained and how much weight is behind that acceleration F = m*a. Your goal is to make F so damn high that the shear stress of the paper is exceeded before it even has the time to bend. Aligning your arm properly makes it so the weight transfers better, the technique makes it so your accelerations get faster in that short distance.
The paper needs to be flatter and going straight down, you need to align your wrist with your arm so it's straight to get an evenly 4 nuckle hit and then it's speed like you're going through the paper to hit someone standing behind it.
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Thanks for your translation. It is very helpful. I will try more. Accidentally, i already broke one. One inch punch | paper breaks #kungfu #martialarts #wushu #shaolin #karate #hapkido #brucelee #ipman th-cam.com/users/shorts-jvJYQqwLwg?feature=share
@@NanaResahe also mentioned only hit the middle part of the paper, and use your wrist. He said that the paper is very hard to break! Glad I could help! Keep trying😊
That's the difference between online and offline classes 😂
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Thanks. Please elaborate more what do you mean. I want to learn more. Hope one day I can make it.
Ñ 🚬🗿
Yea u right
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Hats off to that person who is holding the sheet of paper for so long 😅😂
He has a white heart 🤍
That flo is house keeping guy bro waiting for salary that,s what his standing like that😂
Что ж вы строем не ходите раз такие крутые?😂
Which guy? The one holding it from the top, or the one, out of the shot, who's holding the paper from the bottom, so it would seem that the paper tore only from the punch?
Shoulder on 🔥
I love the respect in the behaviour of the student to the master and his intense listening/learning.
lol
He just talked about how important it was to keep your arm straight, you continously lined up at an angle. Keep practicing
I got attacked by a sheet of A4 last night. This would’ve come in handy.
haha
Hats off the person holding the paper below the frame
To paraphrase Bruce Lee: "Paper not hit back."
but we hit paper, remember that.
😂
papercut
He wasn't necessarily discrediting the value of the exercise, but had to point out there's more to it than that. He puts it really well in Enter the dragon, "Imagine a finger pointing to the moon. Do not focus only on the finger, or you will miss all that heavanly glory."
DONT put words into Bruce Lee mouth.
One inch ❌one foot✅
Bloke holding the paper "bleedin ell mate. Hurry up. Me arms getting tired"
That's his training
His arm is hurting because at the end the paper is being pulled down as well lol
Translation: "You have to hit the paper, you animal."
Hats off to the person that ripped the paper off from the bottom.
Calling Bullsheet-O.
The bottom of the paper is off screen and is being held at the last moment. So the paper is tightened
That's a Knock Out Punch 👊🏾
Yes, absolutely
Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” - Inspired by Thomas Edison. I know, you can do it. Dont give up.
The dude who stole the light bulb? lmao
Pretty sure Edisons quote is: 'If for the first one thousand attempts you don't succeed, wait until the one who finally invents it passes away and then present their idea as yours.''
Thank you master.
Bro really tested my patience 😅
So what do you think about this punching technique? Does it useful? I saw Bruce Lee also used it.
Wow😮 👏👏👏👏
Its very good editing
I guess so
Tendon strength is an important concept here, the guy up top probably practised a long time to exercise and grow hos tendons, allowing for more elasticity, explositivity and fast power. He also looks like he is using his whole body by adjusting the hips and his toe positioning to make the body flow better and allow for the transfer of energy to be more efficient. Finally by focusing the angle and the physics of the skill, the guy is tryning to minimize surface area of his punch just like poking it with a sharp object, the guy on top if using his pinkie knuckle which is the smallest knuckle. Overall the movement needs to have the fist making a small area of inital contact with the paper, with all the force of the hips and ankle rotate and the muscular force of the arm for the explosive fast power to pierce throguh the pap er.
Or you just have the camera pan up a little to hide a person holding the paper taught from underneath.
@@N0nc0mpusmentus Funny, but incorrect in this case; you can see the paper is still wavig loosely... Wing Chun is about speed and focussed power, sorta like the commenter alludes to above... It doesn't need specifically training tendons and muscles though (although it does train and strengthen different muscles to normal fighting techniques)... The technique is more important, combining all series of muscles simultaneously to achieve a very straight, very fast punch... It's more like a twitch or a flinch, and in fact uses twitch muscles... I don't speak the language, but you can see how the master explains the horizontal forearm, stressing to keep it horizontal and move it in a straight line, and to pull the fist down simultaneously so the index finger knuckle is extended as well, adding to the straight line velocity...
The way the Wing Chun punch in general was explained to me is that it's like throwing a cricket ball, but your fist is the ball, then you remove all the extraneous movement (the pull back and wind up), until you're left with just the small movement of the shoulder and hips at the end, dropping your weight forward by an inch or so onto your front foot as well, and the flick of the wrist... In this way, your feet don't move (its just a shift of weight), and the rest of your boddy moves very quickly by a very small amount, but with the full force of the normal full throw... You might think that the speed lacks force, and you'd be wrong; imagine someone throwing a cricket ball at your face.
Wing Chun in general trains your autonomic reflexes (your flinch mechanism) to strike out instead of guarding: you target whatever is moving towards you with the same opposite appendage... If someone goes to hit you with their right hand, then your left hand flinches to strike them in their right bicep, instead of flinching to cover yourself... In the same movement, faster than a 1-2 beat, more like a 1, 1.1 beat, your right hand strikes to your opponents face... In this way, your defensive movement actually attacks their bicep, rendering them with a dead arm and you simultaneously strike them back in the face when they dont expect it (most people can't fight and have only watched movies where the defender does a massive block and winds up their reciprical punch)...
Because of this , Wing Chun is fast AF to your typical bystander. But it is very effective and brutal too, because you never "defend"; every defence is an attack...
It also has a different mindset associated with learning it: when you learn any martial art, you're taught not to start fights, but if you learn JuJitsu, Judo, Karate, etc, you are taught to subdue your opponent... In Wing Chun you're taught to annihilate your opponent. Period.
Edit: two things I remembered/observed;
1)you are loose too until just beyond your target; lots of people tense their arm muscles so the power comes from their shoulder and has your body weight behind it, wheres Wing Chun is loose body, twitch, and tense just after striking the opponent...
2) the guy in the top frame is holding the paper at the top so it is straight... there is of course a little trick/technique to it... in the bottom frame, the paper is bent over from the top of the bar so it already has a bend stress on it... if it was cellotaped straight dangling from the bottom of the bar it would be considerably easier to tear.... It doesn't need to be held taught, but the mere fact that it is straight and has to overcome this bending momentumy type effect makes it easier to achieve.
Funny story, a m8 of mine knocked out Father Christmas with the very move I described above; travelling through the mall, Santa was stood next to a pillar, ringing his donation bell.. My m8 walks past the pillar, just as Santa goes to ring the bell in our direction and my m8 just reacted (flinched) as his muscle memory had been trained to do, left fist in Santa's bell-ringing bicep, right fist cricket ball to the face, Santa out for the count. XD
@@aaronjones4529 fun diatribe, but until I can see that someone isn’t holding the bottom of the paper I don’t believe it was done as you suggest.
Wonderful explanation. Thanks
I salute the guy who hold that paper for too long ...the *PAIN* 😂😂😂
Thanks
The fact that in beginning we see the bottom of the paper but then he pulls it down and we can no longer see it isn't suspicious at all?
Not only that, he takes a huge swing, 20cm at least.
I thought so too
There’s a little man underneath with a pair of scissors
My bet is on the electric fan outside of the frame.
No friend, it can be done, long time a go, when I was really into wing chun it was really easy for me to do it almost with out preparation, mainly how to align the pinky knuckle to 90 degrees with the sheet, actually when you get the trick is pretty easy.
Can't wait for the One Inch Punch Man anime
After Saitama learn wingchun
Bruce Lee : papers don't hit back😎
One inch punch means Bruce Lee 😍😍
My jaw dropped after he broke the paper. But then his shifu said “yeah not bad” 😂
Keep practicing bro , practise makes a man prefect
Chinese bro escaping the physics 😂😂
NO， he grabs paper using finger.that's it
Props to the man holding the paper
Slow down the video- he pulls his hand back 6 inches before striking. Not a 1 inch punch.
Finally someone with a brain
Seems like Bruce Lee did the same thing also. 🤔
Still good speed. Most people would just punch the paper away even with a big swing.
@@Pink_Panther yes fast and effective
and someone holding the paper at the bottom
This old man acting like a pro 😂😂😂
Different paper 📜
Not sure about that. However, I like the punching style. Will keep practicing it. Hope one day, I will truly break it.
Wow 😮 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤impressive
Ese man es el gran maesto
Yes I think so but unfortunately I don’t understand Chinese. I just try to learn through visual then practice it.
The voice over to this is piss yourself hilarious 😂
PAPER DONT HIT BACK😂
Yes, you are right.
They don't show the full frame. The paper is pulled down by a string. 😂
Aha power of editing. Even if the first guy were to hit that paper with the speed of light then also he would just have made a hole in the paper and not tear it in half 😂😂
Exactly that's physics
That's why elders say that coach is important to learn any skill
That is correct. It is good to learn from the elders.
That is totally fake. There is no way that he can rip half off of a piece of paper in one go.
Yup even with too much force also there would have been only a hole in the paper
1- Bro see the hand positioning. He is hitting with his last knuckle
2- Being a martial artist, i can say that you are not using your hip thrust with your hand movement. Even if you are using it, it is not in sync
3- look how is he turning his hands. He starts from first finger and then he moves his first in that way so the pinki knuckle hits the paper and by this movement, it tears the paper.
But it isn't as easy as it seems. It takes years of training, experience and dedication to achieve sucl level.
If you wanna know more then reply me in this comment I'd be happy to show you some technical ways and I'd also be happy to learn from you
Thanks; it is very helpful. Yes, I want to learn more. I accidentally I broke one.
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I’m more impressed with the guy holding the paper that whole time
Me too.
That paper will still cut you. Darn paper cuts. Ban all paper! Paper comes back with elaminated homies.
*"Buddy, just sign the Summons already..."*
THIS MAN WILL BE A CHAMPION IN UFC...HE IS AMAZING...WOW...
HOPE TO SEE YOU FIGHT ON THE OCTAGON.....MORE PAPER OH...I MEAN...MORE POWER....
Do practice you will get this trick 👍 all the best ❤️
Thanks for your encouragement and motivation
We were taught this. It's all about technique. Kinda fun once you get it.
Spear hand strike ✔️
Punch ❌
My brain : You got it
My hand: No you don't
Mom: what are you doing on the toilet so long?
Me:
Are you practicing this technique? Did you break it?
This is a difference of 3 generations of men working together makes. Sometimes we need Pops and Grandpas too to show us the way! And this is the way! You can see Dads pride while he holds the paper. The skill and success are always there, but it takes a will and desire to make it happen. I have never seen a small business fail when 3 generations work on a common goal.
With second attempt I finally hit the real like button 🤣
Did you break it? So, it is true that inches punch could break the paper.
You have to relax your muscle and contract it at the last moment. The faster you hit it, the better you hit the short shot or you go back up and that's important too.😊
Thanks. This is very helpful. I will try it
I’ll remember this for the next time I get into a fight with a piece of paper
Prop guy: come on dude hit the stupid piece of paper my arm is killing me!
上面拿紙的人， 前後手勢影響紙張型狀， 導致紙張變硬變直和較容易受力。😮
Wow! That is amazing
Is it possible that he’s actually just ripping the paper off so fast that our eyes can’t catch it?
Yes, only slow down the speed we can’t we. I accidentally I broke one. I slowed down the speed then everyone can see it clearly.
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Papers across the world shivered in fear after this display
Нижняя часть листа из кадра ушла при ударе😂😂молодци 😅😅😅😅
He brought his fist back more than an inch
Yes, I think so.
@@NanaResa still impressive none the less
I truly felt it when he said "chug geh pow".
I legit thought the dude was gonna cut it with scissors 😂
On the bottom, your thumb placement tuck it in more, straighten your forearm, as if it's all one. Your follow trough is angled. Not a correction just a suggestion.
Great practice😮😮😮
Xu Xiodong : " i need to meet with this fake Master"...
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for the last punch the lower edge of the paper has been secured, Scam-Fu skills are real.
now I understand how my father knocked a guy down with just a punch to the chest
Who else though the old man was gonna do it😂😂
Looks like he grabbed it with an open hand and tore it off
Love how the master just goes 还行 like it's no big deal
What did the master say? Can you translate it into English. I want to know and learn more about this technique but I don’t understand Chinese. Thanks
Even I can’t hit on Original 👍 button 😂😛😜
'Wow, he ripped that paper in half fast.
How?
Bruce Lee's one inch punch 🔥
Old is gold 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Deymmmm I was trying to click the like button, only to realise that the real one is just below it😂😂
Now that he has torn the paper with the punch he must learn the power that required to hold the paper. After he accomplishes that technique, he will be eligible to receive the forearm brands and rest in the snow.
Thanks
Video's arm: ➡️
Dude's arm: ➡️↗️
Hotel: Trivago
And they call me one inch man...but thats another story my children
An equally experienced MMA fighter will destroy an equally experienced martial arts fighter the majority of the time.
Magic ✨🪄🪄🪄🪄🪄😅😅
it was a good bro
Real hero is paper guy, held that paper up for 3 days
Thanks
Teacher always right ❤❤ life decision❤❤
I'm impressed with a man who holds the paper sheet
Right
Top two knuckles is the perfect alignment. If you have a lot of power behind the punch you'll break your wrist using all 4 knuckles (method shown in video).
No, actually the Sifu is correcting to use mainly the pinky knuckle, to do an internal, female or yang punch, aligned 90 degrees to the sheet, by when yo get the trick it is pretty easy to do, more like a trick.
Remember that one inch punch champion in the UFC?!? Yeah, me neither.
Master not only show him but command him it’s playing role of the power
Камера все выше поднимается и нижняя часть листа удерживается помошником😅
牛逼！好功力，果然是高手在民間。
贊！👍
That’s correct
LoL 😂 me too failed but I'm still trying....
Keep trying bro. I accidentally I broke one. One inch punch | paper breaks #kungfu #martialarts #wushu #shaolin #karate #hapkido #brucelee #ipman
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He’s almost ready to try punching his way out of a cardboard box.
You have to explode out and downward as he explained and wrip through the paper with your knuckles.
Practice makes perfect 👌
بسیار عالی استاد ❤❤❤❤❤
What you need is a "FRIEND" to hold the paper and you got none bro
Amezing❤❤❤
Respect button 😊😊
Take out a spirit level and just practice holding your arm perfectly perpendicular to the paper first. Once you've got that down, align your wrist so it's got full support from the entire arm behind it, and throw in your bodyweight through the shoulder like he does there. He punches as well as spins. All that matters at the point of impact with that paper is how much acceleration you gained and how much weight is behind that acceleration F = m*a. Your goal is to make F so damn high that the shear stress of the paper is exceeded before it even has the time to bend. Aligning your arm properly makes it so the weight transfers better, the technique makes it so your accelerations get faster in that short distance.
You know this guy had a bad day when they invented the paper shredder.
I like the linen strings running horizontally thru the "paper". A sharp fingernail, the right technique, and you too can be a paper tearing master.
The paper needs to be flatter and going straight down, you need to align your wrist with your arm so it's straight to get an evenly 4 nuckle hit and then it's speed like you're going through the paper to hit someone standing behind it.
Thanks, this is very helpful I will practice more as your comments I believe I can do it because accidentally I broke one. One inch punch | paper breaks #kungfu #martialarts #wushu #shaolin #karate #hapkido #brucelee #ipman
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Am trying to Think how is he holding the paper so still
Do you know it now? Please share.
He said do not pose before hitting, just go for it!
Thanks for your translation. It is very helpful. I will try more. Accidentally, i already broke one. One inch punch | paper breaks #kungfu #martialarts #wushu #shaolin #karate #hapkido #brucelee #ipman
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@@NanaResahe also mentioned only hit the middle part of the paper, and use your wrist. He said that the paper is very hard to break! Glad I could help! Keep trying😊
by the time he made the punch he was stung 100 times by bees
the cut on the papaer helped