good clip . I will try to post some sparring.
Thanks for the clip.
Good hand speed, good reflexes. What I also noticed was that when the kid was pressed out and no longer in range, the footwork changed and would “bounce around” a bit, which shows the difference as to when rooting and being springy are necessary with regard to footwork.
What would be cool with that drill is to have the “attacker” throw on some gloves, and do nothing but REALLY try and punch the “defender” with like 80% effort. Notice the hand speed will slow, the amount of force needing to be directed will be greater, and the necessity to move the arms all over the place constantly will diminish.
I enjoyed that, Graham.
[QUOTE=Vankuen;1037429]
What would be cool with that drill is to have the “attacker” throw on some gloves, and do nothing but REALLY try and punch the “defender” with like 80% effort. Notice the hand speed will slow, the amount of force needing to be directed will be greater, and the necessity to move the arms all over the place constantly will diminish.[/QUOTE]
Hey,
Don’t over ananlyse it. Its just a bit of training. If somebody was attacking me with 80% effort I would attack them back with 100% and with no change in hand speed either…
GH
Nicely shot Graham and thanks for sharing. Good to see everything going on, stance and hands. Good lighting, resolution. No jerky camera movements.
I assume he was your student?
I agree. It was well produced.
Interesting to see the positive comments as I thought the actual Wing Chun stance/leg/stepping work was primarily missing. More boxer-type skipping feet, but still effective against the beginner. Good handwork though, and very 'Lee Shing’ish to be honest. Nice speed and accuracy.
WSL family no doubt
I was going to comment that Graham looked light on his feet. I can’t comment technically, but I did like the fact there was no “over trapping”, just looking to hit.
I thought the “WC stance/stepping” did come in when he got his student’s flank.
[QUOTE=Graham H;1037644]Hey,
Don’t over ananlyse it. Its just a bit of training. If somebody was attacking me with 80% effort I would attack them back with 100% and with no change in hand speed either…
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No overanalyzing…just commenting. I only took at look at it once, and I didn’t mean mechanical handspeed as in moving your arm from point a to point b, but as in the amount of hand movement.
Generally with reality based scenarios you’ll notice peoples attacks don’t come at you like that. You won’t be moving your hands around like that because frankly you won’t NEED to. Coupled with the fact that attacks will be coming at you in a non-wing chun method more than likely.
The rest of it was just a suggestion to spice things up a bit.
I liked the clip of your bit of training. Especially the lightness in the feet and your flanking with diagonal trapping/arm pressing
[QUOTE=LoneTiger108;1037653]I agree. It was well produced.
Interesting to see the positive comments as I thought the actual Wing Chun stance/leg/stepping work was primarily missing. More boxer-type skipping feet, but still effective against the beginner. Good handwork though, and very 'Lee Shing’ish to be honest. Nice speed and accuracy.
WSL family no doubt ;)[/QUOTE]
Fairplay LoneTiger you really are a spanner! What are u on about “stance/leg/stepping work”???
Still effective against the beginner??? WTF?
That clip was just a bit of training. Some light Gor Sau. It is NOT a reflection on how I would really fight as 1. Its VT against VT 2. There is no hostitly involved. 3. I’m not in the habit of spreading my ego all over the internet.
That DRILL is just about training many different components in a free flowing way so I can experiment and refine.
I’ll tell you what big man…why don’t you put something on here and then if I’m impressed I will come and learn at your school!!!
It was shot on a mobile phone stood on a cupboard…just off the cuff…no preplanning…
One of the reason s I put that on here is to see what negative responses I would get as this forum is 90% full of VT nonsense. I should have guessed you would be one…go play with your SLT knive form or add something that we can talk about!!!
GH :mad:
[QUOTE=Graham H;1037935]Fairplay LoneTiger you really are a spanner! What are u on about “stance/leg/stepping work”???
Still effective against the beginner??? WTF?[/QUOTE]
Wow! Keep your shirt on! :eek: Lucky I didn’t call you ‘charlie chaplin!’ 
[QUOTE=Graham H;1037935]That DRILL is just about training many different components in a free flowing way so I can experiment and refine.[/QUOTE]
I understand this, and did compliment you also.
[QUOTE=Graham H;1037935]It was shot on a mobile phone stood on a cupboard…just off the cuff…no preplanning…
One of the reason s I put that on here is to see what negative responses I would get as this forum is 90% full of VT nonsense. I should have guessed you would be one…go play with your SLT knive form or add something that we can talk about!!![/QUOTE]
I was hoping you’d take my comments as genuine light criticism dude but obviously I was wrong. Keep up the good work and watch out for that kick in the nuts, as that’s exactly what you’re asking for when you move around like that. Drill or no drill that’s just developing a bad habit imho :rolleyes: :mad:
But the handwork was still good 
This is the same problem that came when my Sifu’s videos came out on YouTube. People trying to ananlyze without actually being there or ever having contact.
Kicking me in the nuts is not as easy as you may think brother!!!
I will join ur facebook page as you have videos on there I beleive but I’m reluctant to comment about people until I’m in the same room regarding video footage.
Maybe you should try the same.
GH
[QUOTE=Graham H;1037977]I will join ur facebook page as you have videos on there I beleive but I’m reluctant to comment about people until I’m in the same room regarding video footage.[/QUOTE]
If you’re looking for loads of clips I wouldn’t bother as I’ve only put one up so far! I’m planning more but not just yet.
With regards to commenting on video clips, YOURS was the first I’ve attempted to critique and look where we are?! 
I normally avoid them too and will be in the future :rolleyes:
That’s the thing about video clips, it’s the only way to “see” what’s being discussed and much can be inferred from what’s seen in the clip–but it’s not a perfect medium for understanding because it’s not empirically complete.
That said, each of us fills in the missing data and concludes different opinions based on our experiences. Some folks will think its good, some won’t. Some will say what they think, others will be polite or not say anything at all.
But putting up ANY video clip on the internet you really have no basis for throwing a fit in reaction to a response you feel is unjust; because the experienced internet-goer knows exactly the type of responses that play out with netiquette generally being moron dominant.
Looks like you are missing the whole point of doing the exercise, it is just a training exercise and not a sparring drill.
[QUOTE=YiQuanOne;1113226]Looks like you are missing the whole point of doing the exercise, it is just a training exercise and not a sparring drill.[/QUOTE]
I disagree! Chi Sau is a pre sparring drill unless you are stupid and think it is about sensing energy and that clip is just a bit of light training btw.
This is the bit where you are meant to offer a better clip of how its meant to be done…on you go son!!!..I can’t see it myself though as nobody posts chi sau clips of themselves. They just post themselves talking and showing drills which any t**t can do!! :rolleyes:
GH
[QUOTE=Graham H;1113238]I disagree! Chi Sau is a pre sparring drill unless you are stupid and think it is about sensing energy and that clip is just a bit of light training btw.
This is the bit where you are meant to offer a better clip of how its meant to be done…on you go son!!!..I can’t see it myself though as nobody posts chi sau clips of themselves. They just post themselves talking and showing drills which any t**t can do!! :rolleyes:
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Ya, I’m going with the stupid one.
[QUOTE=Graham H;1113238]I disagree! Chi Sau is a pre sparring drill unless you are stupid and think it is about sensing energy and that clip is just a bit of light training btw.
This is the bit where you are meant to offer a better clip of how its meant to be done…on you go son!!!..I can’t see it myself though as nobody posts chi sau clips of themselves. They just post themselves talking and showing drills which any t**t can do!! :rolleyes:
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Oh No not pre sparring! What about pre pre sparring?
[QUOTE=trubblman;1113342]Oh No not pre sparring! What about pre pre sparring?[/QUOTE]
I take it you mean Gor Sau before sparring in which case yes…pre pre sparring! 
GH
[QUOTE=YiQuanOne;1113285]Ya, I’m going with the stupid one.[/QUOTE]
That’s ok then we have nothing to discuss. I don’t like your way of thinking. I moved away from that idea when I was found out it doesn’t work fro me. If it does for you then all is good.
GH