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Outer gate & inner gate punches.
Also wrist/hand-led, no awareness of elbow.
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Nice try but, sorry no. Gate punching in YCW WC isn't a forced technique. Also the elbow doesn't wander, body movement creates the angle.Outer gate & inner gate punches.
Also wrist/hand-led, no awareness of elbow.
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Poor attempt at a gotcha moment. They know exactly what we are talking about, but refuse to acknowledge it. They would rather find poor examples to try and rub in your face. Thing is the concept that James Yim Lee is trying to convey is gate punching, except the elbow shouldn't wander nor should you chase the arm to achieve it. It can also be done with other punches not just straight punch. But whatever, I've explained it enough.Uh...James Yim Lee certainly wasn't the best example of Wing Chun.
Poor attempt at a gotcha moment. They know exactly what we are talking about, but refuse to acknowledge it. They would rather find poor examples to try and rub in your face. Thing is the concept that James Yim Lee is trying to convey is gate punching, except the elbow shouldn't wander nor should you chase the arm to achieve it. It can also be done with other punches not just straight punch. But whatever, I've explained it enough.
Stop playing ignorant and trying to spin it. I've already said I didn't see it the first time, but then I rewatched the video. He performs the concept at 3:17, apparently you ignored that post. I've spoken at length about gate punching, I'm not going to repeat myself. Reread my posts or don't I don't care. PB does it, so either you're familiar with the concept (as LFJ expressed he is), you never learned it or you are lying. In any case I could care less. I've given the mice enough cheese for one day.I have no idea what you mean by gate punching
So far gate punching was initially not what KPM was doing in his clip, then for some reason it was. If you yourself are unsure about what it is then I don't see why you would expect me to figure it out by guessing? KPM's clip was not representative of the elbow ideas in WSL VT
If you do want to talk about gate punching then please go ahead. If not then don't. No need to drama it up
I'm trying to follow this. What does "awareness of the elbow" mean? How can we see that in action?Outer gate & inner gate punches.
Also wrist/hand-led, no awareness of elbow.
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I'm trying to follow this. What does "awareness of the elbow" mean? How can we see that in action?
I've spoken at length about gate punching, I'm not going to repeat myself. Reread my posts or don't I don't care. PB does it, so either you're familiar with the concept (as LFJ expressed he is), you never learned it or you are lying.
I'm trying to follow this. What does "awareness of the elbow" mean? How can we see that in action?
Nice try but, sorry no. Gate punching in YCW WC isn't a forced technique. Also the elbow doesn't wander, body movement creates the angle.
It can also be done with other punches not just straight punch.
You discussed it in the conversation on the Wu Sau-Man Sau.I have expressed familiarity? I still haven't pinned down exactly what you're talking about. You have denied everything I've posted as being your gate punch. So, I don't know what else to do. If you could just post the PB video, that'd be great.
Read my response on the other thread.So, the elbow is the same for inside or outside gate? How does it deal with the incoming punch obstructing the line? You just try to punch straight through it?
When the guy in the first video does this from the outside, he ends up muscling it and still not getting through. He's unable to get over the arm and it becomes more of a block than a punch.
From the inside, he is forced to change to a wedging technique to lift the arm up, like in the second video. Doing it the same as from the outside would get him hit.
There's no attempt at a "gotcha moment". This last statement just complicates things further. If you could offer some visual of it, we could move forward with the discussion.
Read my response on the other thread.
This is the problem with having the same conversation on multiple threads.
You just described it. For the tenth time it's just a straight punch, elbow does not flare, body rotation allows for the angle that creates the wedge, strike is to center. It uses the concept of Lin Siu Dai Da via the punch itself. If it is above their forearm it is outer gate, below it is inner gate. Its the same concept as in the videos you presented. You asked if it was my gate punch I said no, because, they are:
1. Chasing the arm
2. Flaring elbows
3. Not rotating
Gate punching in YCW WC is not deliberate in the sense that you actively try to make it happen. There is no focus on attacking the arm to simultaneously punch the opponent, it is simply punch, if it happens it happens because of proper form and structure.
I find it hard to believe that you post pictures from a book written by Bruce Lee, who learned mostly from Wong Sheung Leung and claim not to know this basic punching method. Since it is a method employed by various Wing Chun branches, both Yip Man and Non-Yip Man, its logical to to assume this isn't a made up Bruce Lee thing. So that leaves the questions, did Bruce Lee learn it from Yip Man or Wong Sheung Leung? If from Yip Man why didn't Wong Sheung Leung learn it? If he learned it from Wong Sheung Leung why was Bruce the only one to learn it. Or is it more likely you simply call it by a different name?
I find it hard to believe that you post pictures from a book written by Bruce Lee, who learned mostly from Wong Sheung Leung and claim not to know this basic punching method. Since it is a method employed by various Wing Chun branches, both Yip Man and Non-Yip Man, its logical to to assume this isn't a made up Bruce Lee thing. So that leaves the questions, did Bruce Lee learn it from Yip Man or Wong Sheung Leung? If from Yip Man why didn't Wong Sheung Leung learn it? If he learned it from Wong Sheung Leung why was Bruce the only one to learn it. Or is it more likely you simply call it by a different name?