Thanks for showing the arm drag vs weapon retention position. That is something I need to try out with sims or at least airsoft. You guys are the best.
I've followed you from the '90's. Copied your mag articles. You gotta do a video with southnarc; Craig Douglas. He, like me, picked up the combative baton and ran it, into unexplored areas. I did nothing. Just tried to survive.
The only problem is you don't do this ALL THE TIME, and you still wind up directly in front of each other, vulnerable to the hook! We ALWAYS angle step and use a body rotation in traditional wing chun (which NO boxing derivative does!) to go to the outside of the attacking arm, or to just face the attack so we can see it and stop it! It also pulls us away from the attack!
@@kembativzbrand9099 No, it depends on the system. If you system sucks, which it probably DOES, because it is a boxing derivative, then no matter what you do, you will lose against a superior system such as traditional wing chun!
@@michellely7599 Not me, but i'm sure you can view various videos from Grandmaster Cheung, the late Grandmaster Cho Shu Tin, or any of their student Masters.
@@mightymeatmonsta that all great in kung fu movies from the seventies, but for real life application in or outside the ring it’s never been shown to be effective. Not sure if you even are serious or just trolling.
I have the impression that as soon you go for the arm that person will offer resistance and stiffen his bqck pushing him from the shoulder will quickly become impossible.. This ia coming from someone who do pratice combative arts and have bren in real life scenarios as well
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An often forgotten, but vital combat skill. Thanks
Brilliant instruction. Thank you so much
Thank you Mr. McCann for all these great new videos.
Sure thing Jason!
Thanks for showing the arm drag vs weapon retention position. That is something I need to try out with sims or at least airsoft. You guys are the best.
Thank you. Very useful
Worldclass! Thanks.
Thank you sir the explanation of details. Cheers from Ottawa.
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Your point from 7:17 until the end is dead on!
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I loved the forearm flank. That was new out of the rabbit hat 😂
alban balliu 😂😂 You remember Michelle saying that...😂😂
@@kembativzbrand9099 there's always something new man, that's why you can't blink 😜
Guessing you are the guy referenced.
Would love to see some vids man.
@@kembativzbrand9099 lol Alban who lives in London? Small world
Love it! Please keep the combative tutorials coming! Could you do a chin rip demo?
We will Thomas, keep watching!
Great video as usual
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Perfect
This is gold
🙏🏻 thank you
I hope I can meet you one day and be trained by you!!
I've followed you from the '90's. Copied your mag articles. You gotta do a video with southnarc; Craig Douglas. He, like me, picked up the combative baton and ran it, into unexplored areas. I did nothing. Just tried to survive.
The only problem is you don't do this ALL THE TIME, and you still wind up directly in front of each other, vulnerable to the hook! We ALWAYS angle step and use a body rotation in traditional wing chun (which NO boxing derivative does!) to go to the outside of the attacking arm, or to just face the attack so we can see it and stop it! It also pulls us away from the attack!
There’s many ways to skin the cat - nothing is absolute. All tactics and techniques are dependent on the situation.
@@kembativzbrand9099 No, it depends on the system. If you system sucks, which it probably DOES, because it is a boxing derivative, then no matter what you do, you will lose against a superior system such as traditional wing chun!
@@mightymeatmonsta Sounds like you found your holy grail. Do you have videos you’ve made we can view?
@@michellely7599 Not me, but i'm sure you can view various videos from Grandmaster Cheung, the late Grandmaster Cho Shu Tin, or any of their student Masters.
@@mightymeatmonsta that all great in kung fu movies from the seventies, but for real life application in or outside the ring it’s never been shown to be effective. Not sure if you even are serious or just trolling.
Another great video. Thank you!
You sure about not getting a “cool” intro for these? 🤔😉
😂😂 yeah...pretty sure! 4-5 minutes seems the optimal length also. 🤓
I have the impression that as soon you go for the arm that person will offer resistance and stiffen his bqck pushing him from the shoulder will quickly become impossible.. This ia coming from someone who do pratice combative arts and have bren in real life scenarios as well
Works on drunk people