Here’s a very short clip on 2 person training. We’re working on timing and reaction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmv4Qqkf1-Y
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Here’s a very short clip on 2 person training. We’re working on timing and reaction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmv4Qqkf1-Y
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So Nice man, you and Trev looked great. I loved the Money shot from Sisook at the end, looked like it hurt?:eek:
Sifu Barry actaully invited me out to Edmonton to see him last email I got from him, now I know I have to stop thru before I leave for China!
Something great to wake up to:D
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Thanks Man. Did you notice which move that actually was?
We’re hook’n up soon as well.
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Now i feel like I missed something? was it the overhand fu jow or a sow choi? something else?
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It’s all in the kiu sao..double wide poon kiu!
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looked like a got sau with the left and a sow with the right?
[QUOTE=nospam;853441]Here’s a very short clip on 2 person training. We’re working on timing and reaction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmv4Qqkf1-Y
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Cool clip, wish it was longer:)…the music with black and white graphics reminds me of Sin City.
Well, if the clip wasn’t long enough…how about the real deal in the format of a Fight Seminar, regardless of your style?
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Ya, I’ll be posting more wholesome goodness.
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Could you pleased give more explainaition about the double poonkiu…
poon kiu is a circular inward parry or in the lee koon Cllf poon kiu is a different motion…whats poon kiu in buk sing
Good stuff
Steeve
… a long arm circular movement that controls the opponent’s arm and whips it down, back, and around followed by an attack after the arm returns to point “A”. It is in our Sup Ji Kuen. It is an advanced kiu sao technique, and I call it a double poon kiu.
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Thank Nospam
Steeeve