Low Line Defense - Don't Overlook It - Kung Fu Report  

@DL_2025 Yes, and look at the techniques they use, the early army basic training used similar techniques but it supposed you would also be wearing the body armor like helmets, packs, flack jackets. But Bak Mei doesn't approach the problem the same way it uses the paralyzing strikes, tremor power, and something like tai chi's fa jing. It's amazing to see but there are no videos show you what it really looks like in combat. That's what I was hoping Adam could give because this is big part of modern gung fu history that we don't have.

@DL_GB But it actually works, I've seen Dr Yeu Quang Wong do it and he was a student of GM CHEUNG, it looks like bullshido until you experience it. He didn't even look like he was using any energy. One of Chueng's students created the 14k tong originally as a Bak Mei Pai to fight the Maoists although it became corrupt because it entered crime to finance the Kuomintang. They also established a Bak Mei Pai in Laos to train rebels against the invading armed communists. Point being this is a modern battle tested system without MMA rules. Problem is, in researching it, I don't speak Chinese.

@DL_2025 I'm not saying it's fa jing, but the effects look similar, that is why I asked the question and I've actually seen it and felt it used on me so I know it works, I think from watching Adam he knows what I'm talking about.

@DL_2025 how often are you going to repeat the same thing?

@DL_GB sorry not sure when I sent you that, too many beers to be texting. I remember responding to something that popped up on my screen. Again, sorry, and thanks for the conversation.

Hello friend, it is written "pose training" and it is in many fighting chi kung systems. I use one for healing but it even it has affected my reflexes and body. Please look it up on RU-vid, but find your own favorite and not Shifu's because there is a need to feel your personality reflecting into your art. I hope this helps

@DL_GB Hey, I appreciate the correction. I thought I had it but you added a clarification to my understanding. Thanks for helping both of us

Zhan Zhuang is the name. You can also search for Yi Quan.

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