At the two minute mark his right elbow is positioned to smash right into your left ribs as you move your left arm across his body. That could be a pretty dangerous entry. I guess I am kinda critiquing but always trying to make the arts better. Thanks for posting your videos..I get alot out of them.
Hi, thanks for the feedback. You're right, during that part of the video the elbow is very close, though, during the application of the technique, you would be aiming to strike your opponent multiple times by then. There is however a massive difference between training and real fighting. Thanks
You can say this about (almost) any martial art technique ever. for the most part, we all have 2 legs and 2 arms - if one of my limbs is engaged, it leaves an opening elsewhere. This is the difference between "Fight IQ"and techniques. Absolutely admire that you're one of the few that's posted it in the name of learning!
Very true...Im glad I didnt come across that way..I get alot of ideas from watching these Hung Gar videos....looks like a fantastic art@@fromthegamethrone
@@ericknudten7272 a true combatant knows that whatever he does, it leaves a move open - an armchair martial artists believes that each move leads to their downfall.
