Danny T

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Azulx
Good Evening Mr. Danny,

I was wondering if you did any Wing Chun seminars?

Respectfully,

Azul

May 19, 2016
Transk53
Hey DT. If may intrude on you're knowledge base here, but curious about one thing. A front knee thrust like when in a clinch, but loose if you see what I mean. Have you incorporated such an action in Wing Chun? Regards.

Jan 24, 2015
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3. Transk53
  Yes divine sage it does. Yes makes a lot of sense and many thanks to you! Now I understand the bridge, and yes that is very tactile. Many count action as a continuous follow through, by breaking rhythm you allow a new one. Rather than intercept and finish quickly, block then chop kind of thing. Pace, power and precision. Is that plausible do you think?
  
  Jan 24, 2015
4. Danny T
  Can be a continuous action; intercept and attack in one action. Can be a two or three beat action. It will always depend upon the situation. At the highest level if all is right then one movement, one action, fight over. But must always be prepared for what if it doesn't happen.
  
  Jan 24, 2015
5. Transk53
  Yeah, I hear you. As a ex doorman, some things just translate as street language. It is difficult to convey, but a lot of the preparation becomes a natural state after a while. I actually would think in the reverse of a aggressive potential. IE I look for the defence first, mine and theirs. Yeah on the former, maybe not three up top, one would have to be a kick.
  
  Jan 24, 2015
zepedawingchun
Hi Dan, SiHing Al Zepeda here. I just joined this forum and saw a few of your posts and recognized the profile. I haven't been on a martial arts forum in a number of years. I got fed up with all the bickering, art bashing, and just plain disrespect going on in them that I quit cruising them a couple of years ago. But recently started reading a few of the posts in some of them again.

In any event, I just wanted to say hi. See you in July down at ITP. Be well.

SiHing Al Zepeda

Jun 16, 2009