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What I do is, first of all, I turn first.
Right?
We don't use the handlebar.
We turn first.
Just in case, you know, if you miss.
Okay?
So, when he comes in, I turn.
Can you see?
I use the bone, so just underneath.
Right?
Just in case he do this to me.
I lift his arm up to open the ribcage, then I can attack in a minute.
Right?
So, this idea.
So, a lot of people, I see you guys, do it wrong, it's like this punch.
You think about using a bone, so it's a block like
this, and then okay, right here, this is not correct.
Basically, I'm here, punch, I move.
Now, I can apply pressure in here to make him go back.
And he is really difficult to attack me, because his arm is not long enough.
And I constantly move him up to attack this.
So, how he have to attack this?
Basically, here.
He can't even see the punch.
And I say, this is correct way to do it.
And I keep pressure him, he have to go back.
I lift him up all the time.
Okay?
So, it's not just to attack me.
We concentrate how to destroy his balance, how to open the area we can attack,
and how to do everything in one go.
Stepping in, attacking, and defense myself at the same time.
In a chum queue, we have done this, right?
At this section.
Right?
Remember?
Yeah?
One, two, three here.
Right?
So, actually, what is it?
Right?
A lot of people, they do it this way.
Hand chop down, and then attack.
Right?
So, basically, this technique is like this.
For example, just slowly.
You give it a punch slowly here.
In here.
The technique is one, two, punch, or go to the floor.
Doesn't matter.
Okay?
But what I want to say is like this.
Hold your fist tight.
Okay?
A lot of people, they do it like this.
Hand here, they chop like this.
If you tense your fist, I can't.
No matter how hard I chop, his hand is still here.
If he's really punchy.
He's not strong enough.
So, you do it, you not do it like, oh, Wing Chun always straight line, I chop down.
I chop down, and then do this.
This is not right.
Actually, it's a circle.
I show you the difference.
Give me a fist here, tense.
Okay?
Right?
If I chop down, just try against me.
Okay?
Your hand is still here.
But have a look, if I do this.
Hand here, circle.
You have to go down.
Have a look here.
Basically, I exaggerate the movement a bit, et cetera.
Okay?
It's circle.
So, basically, his is really strong in this direction.
If I move him this way, and then go down, he becomes really weak.
Because he's really strong in here, no matter this way or up and down,
he can use his shoulder, use his stand to support himself.
But if I move about half inch in here, he's not strong anymore.
He's just like baby arm.
What I want you to do is put the hand here, learn the circle.
This way.
Go down.
If you do this fast, this is exactly same as a chum quill.
Understand?
So, in the future, I don't want to see people doing... this is not right.
It's relaxed.
You see, I pulled... I got two hands.
Because my hand is one, the chum quill, the hand here, and then you do the move one.
Understand?
And one more thing I want you to understand is here.
Punch.
Stepping.
Sing.
The stand have to be correct.
Because this is a weapon for you to go in in the future.
You see, if I move forward, you have to go back.
Right?
The stand have to be correct.
Don't give me something like this.
Right, then.
I feel things.
Right?
Give me a go.
Right?
I punch you.
Give me a go.
Excellent.
Here.
Excellate.
Right?
So easy.
Relax your head horse.
Speed.
Punch.
You see?
Punch.
And already come back.
Can I see your leg?
Excellate.
This is called time zone.
Time zone have to be in the center line.
Center line, middle finger center line, palm
center line, and your forearm center line.
Okay?
And give me a focus zone.
Focus zone elbow in one fifth distance between your body and your elbow.
So it is for position, for style.
Bong zone, time zone.
Bong zone, time zone.
Okay?
Right?
But also, if you feel his elbow slightly out, you can attack.
Okay?
For example, in here.
Bong zone, time zone.
You can attack here.
Bong zone, time zone, time zone, time zone.
Strike.
Okay?
Alternative.
Adam can strike me in this position as well.
Palm strike.
You can do a bong zone.
Palm strike.
Bong zone.
Okay?
So you learn how to defend and attack in this position.
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