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I just reached the section on Lauism and "Dudeism". I am reminded of the Angry Germans screaming "We are Nihlists, Lebowski! We believe in Nothing!" and being struck by how it is a perfect encapsulation of how we root our sense of identity in conceptual terminology, staying on the surface of meaning, and thus essentially saying nothing when words come out of our mouths. Oh dear... and there was also a character named Jesus, and a guy who converted to Judaism... I'm going to have to rewatch that movie through the lense of it being a philosophical treatise, aren't I? Thank you for the homework ❤

I have an idea for a video compilation and I really want to see it, but with two small kids, I just don't have the time to splice it myself. It's just 1 solid hour of Chris getting smacked around. It would have chapters of a sort, such as: Chris getting punched in the neck. Chris getting punched in the liver. Chris getting face peeled. Chris getting thrown. Chris getting hit with dirty stuff, (eye wipes, skin grabs, weird pressure points). And "Sorry, Chris" compiling everytime Adam says the line with that tiny hint of a Canadian accent in the "Soorry". Edit: I nominate Chris for GOAT demo partner. I really mean that. I'm such a bad demo partner sometimes. I'm resisting when I shouldn't, forgetting what I'm even supposed to do for the demo, mixing up my right and left, or getting flustered and letting every fundamental bad habit that I used to have suddenly reappear. You are awesome, Chris!

More great stuff. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

I have been interested in Chou Lee Fu, but there is not just a whole bunch out there about it. But it concepts and ideals make sense for self defense.

Does Steve Smith believe Qi to be a real existence or just a way of attempting to describe the physical?

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In 6 Minutes you have learn more about effexrive wing chun than in 6 weeks training in some wc class.

That double wu sau reminds me of a transition technique used in silat jurus

Master, can you please demonstrate the same time of principle but with less space? Like in a situation when your back is against the wall for example?

Excellent. I agree with you.

Does adam read any comments?

Fantastic stuff, great tempo

❤ Really loved it, nice to see the initial Siu Lim Tau use and classical Wing Chung, simple but still so advanced. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

🔥 I use these principles in BJJ especially in the stand up to enter into a takedown

Outstanding instruction. Love the idea of moving in small steps to get the right angle and to take an opponents balance.

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❤ Best there is

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Your content is absolutely amazing. Glad I found this page.

It's great when Adam throws Taiji postures in there

Outstanding

Wrong. tell that to a clarivoyant. no size does not matter with kung fu, it matters more for boxing and even then the little guy can out box a bigger guy.

So, I have to say I love that you're exploring Xingyi more (would love to see more of these in the future). I would appreciate it even more if you could go into more detail on the footwork and stepping. To clarify, I had trained in many different martial arts and assumed I understood the angling and stepping of the footwork until I found a good school in my area recently. I know this is dependent on the school/style of Xingyi, but the way the initial step with the front foot is in line, but the rear foot comes up to the SanTi stance (which has about a fist width along that axis between the feet) creates a zig zag pattern almost opposite to what I was used to. I'm slowly grasping how that unique stepping allows you to enter the opponent's Zhong Men ("central door") to both make attacks available, but it also puts the line of the opponent's feet perpendicular to your own. Just pushing in this direction totally neutralizes the structure of their stance making counters extremely difficult. At any rate, I'm curious about your take on it! Thanks again!

Nice chisao...

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Steve needs a cup for this one 😅😅

Among my group we called Bil Jee the "oh sh*t" form.

But on street that really work ? Why not hot on livery

Greetings Adam, correct. My Tai Chi teacher would say why are you fighting. Thank you for reminding me. Keep being you Brother Chan☀️♥️🙏🏾☀️

Thank you

It sounds like the holy Trinity. The father, the son and the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit would be the void The father for whom we pray to. And the Son The embodiment of God on Earth.

Malaysia, Taiwan and the Philippines.

This is so interesting to me in how it’s similar to principals of Sanchin. It’s all sanchin! Wtf

So common sense should lead to the following conclusion: if Adam said while doing training with Jesse he had not experienced that level of skill, what is there to say about the level of Bruce Lee's skill?

Although what he is saying in this video is interesting, I am currious as to how any of this information is actually fact or kind of woven into what is little known to partually known about taoisms the history ? I know tha tthe CHinses opeople hold back almost all of ther history and much of it has also been destriys especailly the Taoist ways from conquering Armies the ywoudl come in and distry every thign they coudl find only a few actual taosit Texts escaped China ifg I rememebr corre ctly Huashan which I think was the japanese invasion , I knwo this becassue one of the people I have met was a Taosit Monk who was ordered form the rest at the temple he was at to leave CHina will all the teaching he could take with him go the the US . and after he had left the burned and destroyed killed off everyone and most of everything. but that was only one temple mind you. but all of that history and treeachign would have been lost whic his why I am curious where the information spoken in this video came from ;). I think of the Tao in simplest way is Nature and then we havbve huamns humans are about controling NAuter is about balance this is why as humans we will porbably never get reach the Tao until Death or birth losely thinkl9ign meditation is about nture its about lettign things flow naturally adn sometimes this wil ltake time t ojust be and let be thre is not good or bad or evil it just is but as humans we have perspective wihich is in some ways a fault as humans so wh the nhave wha tis good or bad or evil from that perspecitve taosinm as far as I have udnerstoof oevr the last few deaces is find that balance in nauitre not our nature but nature as a whiole long ago people better understood this and stepped otu of being huimand t obetter understand nature or the Tao. of course I have very simplfied my understanding of Taoism, the whole expression of the Tao that can be understood isnt the Tao ( losely phrased ) is becasue we are humans so we will never uinderstand this until Death or when we are born on deat hwe let go whe nborn we know nothing but nature

the picture? is he refering to nei jin du?

Shifting was the first thing I drummed into my nervous system it helped me use my arms in the foot work

Jesus is God and died on a cross and resources for you🙏🏽💛✝️. He is fully man and He is fully God, He is love.

Jesus is God and loves you so much💛🙏🏽✝️

It's nice to see 'nonsense' making sense. :D This is another gentleman and scholar.

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Bruce had to travel the world, and experience foreign fighters, we can just watch you tube and learn what's out there.😅

5:31 this drunk bloke hit me in the face, and I did a triple straight punch, quick and direct to his centreline, I didn't think I would use it wing chun in a real combat situation, and the last one I put a hsing yi twist in it, he screamed like a girl and i didn't even finish the last punch properly cos the last one got interrupted by his scream, it scared the shit out of me, I thought I killed him, he buckled straight away, they were peircing punches, I got scared and doubled back, and just warned him in verbal anger not to hit me in the face. I never new why I always trained the centreline, in forms, drills ETC. And that day I under stood the centreline. I'm scared of attacking, bcos, before wingchun I just probaly would of threw helicopter hay makers, and just scraped him and just pisee him off, but wingchun nearly killed him, and he respected me after that, it felt like at the end of the fearless (jetli movie) when he hit that master in the restaurant, on his birthday, he hit his heart, and killed him, and then he done it to the jap at the end, and pulled up halfway through it, and the jap felt the internal power, and thought that would could of killed me if he, eliminated that he felt it.

Excellent video

So good! thank you for bringing on Sifu Mike Smith. As a prior resident of Nelson and qigong practitioner. Mike is IT when it comes to all things Nei gong. :))) Look forward to part II

Sifu Smith is great at teaching due to his tendency to mix in great info with humorous asides to keep his audience interested.

I've been waiting for this!

What a great video. I will be looking forward to part 2, and I hope there will be more to follow. Thank you to Adam and Chris, as always; and a special thank you to Steve Smith for sharing with us.