Siu Lim Tau - the new style

[wtxs]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50X3j0z90RE&feature=related

More like "The Long Lost and Forgotten Style":lfao:

 

[WC_lun]

"New" is not neccesairly better in this case.

 

[Xue Sheng]

Bill Blanks Wing Tae Chun Bo

 

[MacPedro]

Guys,

I don't know what I'm talking about more than half the time but I don't know if that was a responsible double Fak Sau to broadcast. I fail to see how it could be done with self preservation in mind.

Pedro

 

[mook jong man]

FFS why can't people just leave stuff alone.

 

[Haris Lamboo Faisal]

What the ... A little over the top , no?

 

[geezer]

I consider myself a reasonably broad minded guy.... but that's not Siu Nim Tau! A collection of linked drills and movements? Perhaps. Useful? I doubt it. And the way he was bouncing up and down, no wonder the "imaginary sheep" between his legs was struggling. More like imaginary bestiality, I'd say.

 

[Tez3]

It lost me when 'imagine a sheep between your legs came up'! I could not stop laughing! A few weeks ago the Brigade Commander with his wife and children were taking a walk up on the training area which is pleasant moorland when not being used for military stuff, he came back very annoyed and reported that they had seen a man up there 'interfering with a sheep', someone was dispatched to arrest the man, luckily not me but it caused great mirth and being told to imagine having a sheep bewtween your legs was just too much... I didn't even see the rest of the video!

 

[yak sao]

Painful to watch....that poor sheep never had a chance

 

[naneek]

all that bouncing that poor sheeps ribs would be black and blue

 

[daz1971]

I think that was personally speaking ridiculous,bouncing around all over the place way way over the top,elbows out most of the time and looked as if it was made up as he went along!!

 

[Eric_H]

Just like New Coke, not very good and will soon be forgotten.

 

[Domino]

Haha nice analogy Eric.

 

[Judokarl]

Now I am a novice in Wing Chun so I don't know much but I thought part of the porpoise of Siu Lim Tau was to help train correct elbow positioning and learning how to root yourself better. So my question is how does the jumping help in this variation?

 

[wtxs]

Now I am a novice in Wing Chun so I don't know much but I thought part of the porpoise of Siu Lim Tau was to help train correct elbow positioning and learning how to root yourself better. So my question is how does the jumping help in this variation?

Welcome to the forum. You have just answered your own question, grass hopper son.

 

[Judokarl]

Welcome to the forum. You have just answered your own question, grass hopper son.

Okay just making sure there wasn't something I was missing. Also thanks for the welcome.