Sifu Sergio Iadarola teaching Chi Sao at an seminar in italy by sifu pietro D'alesio

sifu Sergio Iadarola Teaching Chi Sao at an seminar in Italy by Sifu Pietro D'alesio
a joined seminar which was given together with escrima GM rene Latosa

[@jetlii1982]

grande sifu Sergio Iadarola anche se non sono suo allievo e appartengo ad altra associazione ho il massimo rispetto perche' e un bravissimo insegnante..

[@norbertweinkauf5757]

great teacher.

[@Plasticman011]

I think i said so because you do not understand his words. He asked sorry multiple times when hitting too hard and pushing his student to do better. He also complimente with his student when doing good things.

[@walking1way]

very solid.. great teaching im may have a language barrier but i understood.. collapsing and the use of lap sau from the side.

[@RichardDoell]

He's not bullying. If he doesn't actually give the guy some real attacking hands then he'll never learn.

[@urmonn8162]

She was from Jersey...I Loved her very much

[@elianoalessandroni5265]

Fantastica velocita

[@urmonn8162]

I never knew that I was part Italian...I was very proud of that

[@AndreyDao]

very good chi sao!!!!!!!

[@francescasantonastaso9863]

Grande

[@ixeqilibrium]

i dont think thats bullying hes trying to show them whats happens when u doin ur staff wrong look like a good session thats all :) and outside well u got only one chance to get it right ;] gl

[@LucaNatale]

Che atteggiato il tizio con i capelli corti xD

[@5764830]

its offensive, direct, uses body mechanics, its agresive and to the point, if u call it "bullying" well...they are not making love, this a realistic drill meant to dramatically improve your fighting, when the class is over they can have a thee together or somehing.

[@gatorci]

ciss ciss ci stai arrivando forse??? Il tizio coi capelli corti è un balbuziente!!Dovrebbe ricordarlo più spesso prima di darsi quel tono da saputello!!!Ahahahaha

[@gianky64]

A me sembra un ottimo wing chun

[@raoulschannel3428]

If one choose to do a martial arts one has to get used to being hit. How can one learn defense when one has never been hit before? Ofcourse Sifu Sergio is using a little fragment of his total power.

[@urmonn8162]

My wife is Italian...she died

[@urmonn8162]

So if you have to hit....are you guys trying to hit me...Don't interrupt when I speak haha

[@truthprevails4934]

There is absolutely no excuse to be chopping their necks that hard unless it’s as some kind of hard qigong training which obviously this isn’t.

[@urmonn8162]

Italians created Pizza cooking haha don't try to punch them haha

[@BrutalKungFu]

hummm imho student looks to have no stance, i mean watch is back he seems flying...

[@urmonn8162]

Elvis...No I grew up with a Native American his name was Elvis I think you miss understood me haha

[@urmonn8162]

Wing Chun is a simple art haha

[@urmonn8162]

Also they like lasagna haha an many Pastas..The Italians are pattionatte...I'm part Italian I had a DNA test haha

[@wtmike1]

;)

[@truthprevails4934]

He is hitting his students too hard in teaching them. This is no good and it’s not in the spirit of true martial arts especially Wing Chun which is a gentleman’s style.

[@ROBBYtheKID1]

what u r talking about? realistic drill, improve of the fighting? u unterstund nothing and had never a real fight! than u would know, that this drill is chi sao, the biggest and most effectiv marketing trick of wing chun! its absolutly useless in a real fight, ok, in 95% of all streetfights!!!

[@suleymankamran1161]

Not very good chi sau.theres a yip man saying a good sifu never hits his students.dont rate poor chi sau

[@gurusettete]

pfffff