Kung Fu Complete Combat Theory- 10 Elements
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Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu : Complete Combat Theory " takes a detailed look at the lessons spawned by the author's personal experience training the Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu method with one of the world's premier schools , The Ng Family Chinese Martial Arts Association . Learn the fighting concepts , strategies and progressive training methods used by the Ng Family to train practitioners to successfully utilize the traditional Chinese martial arts in the ring and on the streets
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Best introduction to Choy Li Fut’s striking techniques!
sifu Childs u display a good knowledge of CLF, pls upload more frequently
Great video I can practice as basics. Thanks!🙏
I gotta say - l learnt so many details from this young mans exellent TH-cam lectures .
Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!
Sifu, I genuinely wish you would make a lot more videos. BTW: I've read your book three times!! I learn something each time I do. Can't wait for Vol 2, 3 etc!!
Grear demonstrations of powerful Kung Fu
fantastic videos on your channel, keep it up!!
Thank you for this video. It's very educational. I have one question for now, is there more than 10 elements for the combative system of Choy Lay Fut?
Very good. Please stay in frame!
Do you think you could do a video on the proper sparring/guard stance? Also, as a fellow Choy Li Fut practioner, I wanted to say that your videos are really well made, and your ability to perform forms and spar at a high level is very admirable.
Guo Jing thanks for the compliments. We have a video about the Bai Jong (ready stance) on our Facebook page. there is a link to our Facebook page on the official site
Just watched it! It's a very practical stance! Unfortunately, I couldn't see your feet placement in the video. Where does the front foot and back foot point towards? And do you need to bend your legs at all in the ready stance? Finally, do you know what the Chinese characters for Bai Jong are? Thanks!
Great! I look forward to reading your article. Thanks for the thorough explanations!
If your article has been already published, what is the title of the article? I'd definitely want to read it if it has been published. Thanks so much!
Are there any good schools here in South florida???
This Deff is a Good style and a relaxed power but a good style I love to study as well I do
Hey, im seeing you from Argentina. Im a martial arts nerd and i love CLF. I think you understood the "martial" sense of the technique. Can you please make a video with the kicking elements?
So excellent
Thank you
Great job. Your chop choi was out of frame, though. Keep up the good work. Look forward to seeing more videos.
Can i ask?....here in U.S. there seems to be two grandmasters. Two or more families of choi lay fut. Does anyone know which family system is more comprehensive?...what about doc fai wong?
Jedidiah David it depends on what you’re looking for and where you’re located. If you want to get the most out of your training then I would suggest exploring local schools and find one that matches your goals regardless of what style of martial arts it is
Honestly, from what I've seen, the 'big styles" won't matter as much as two factors A.) what is available to your location and B.) the quality of the individual schools. I, personally, am training under Doc Fai Wong lineage, which is known as Hung Sing. It is quite literally the only CLF school in my state. I would have just as readily jumped on any other style. Also, remember, that CLF curriculum is about your school, but you are free to train whatever you want. For me, because I'm far enough away from my SIfu, that I only am with him twice a month. Luckily, as someone who trained Muay Thai for 10 years and competed for 7 years, I have the biofeedback and body awareness to pick up on things fast, the dedication to work hard everyday, and the knowledge of combat to apply it to actual combat. I mean, I'm lucky because I'm not just learning how to fight or anything.
is gwa choi more effective as a backfist or a hammerfist variant?
Is the kum maneuver supposed to be like the pak sao in Wing Chun?
That would be one variation of it
can we see you strike at targets. thank you
qaib thai I do that a lot in my other videos. check them out
Can I ask???...is choi lay fut practical for the streets????
Yes
Very Practical
Ok but does it have the deadly stuff....neck breaks, arm breaks etc?...
When watching this, I asked myself the same question: is this useful on the street? Certainly trained will most often win over untrained, but watching these (perfect) forms, it seems 'stylistic' to me. In a scenario where one must win, and win quickly, I, personally, advise to move in (rather than defect), and neutralze with a single, devastating, hit.
Working out and hitting the punching bag is practical for the streets
CLF main idea , punch like a rock at the end of a rope. Arm relaxed till strike. Americans to much like karate. Yin and yang
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