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I look forward to each of your videos

crispy..

Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

Helpful, thankyou. I confess I'd been practicing the 4th without knowing how to apply that technique. Hello from Japan

Amazing..moves.

Explained the never explained movement. Thanks.

Thank you. Great video.

what are the forms?

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How do I sign up to your online classes Sifu?

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Arrh this is great. Big Thanks Sean* , very much appreciated!! I am jyst getting back into remembering and practicing my fomr properly. It's pretty much there, but for sure could do with some guidance, top tips, and knowledge. Thank You!! I have been looking for my from videos from Plymouth from the early mid 90's. Bless Thanks!!!

This is brilliant, thanks for sharing Sifu 🙏

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Thank you 🙏

USA here, and very interested where do I message you?

this suitable to do on your own... I got no mates

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Thanks you 🙏

Very powerful thanks.

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Similar yet also somewhat different to the Tong Long I learnt here in Australia,our guard in particular was longer but still containing the shock value.Thanks for sharing.

Thank God I stayed away from Brazilian JJ. thankfully,

Interesting, on thee Bong Sau he choked off his Military Life Force, and no one said much about Tao ki do or Lion JJJ.

Bad ass

Please demonstrate blocking with the forehead

thanks for sharing

Brilliant! After many years of not training much of my Chow Gar Mantis , although still playing with some techcniques within my yoga~chi~flow~* practice. . it's so inspiring to see your videos, thank you!! I am ready to train again and this so inspiring, thank you!!!

Merci beaucoup

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🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Uussshhh

It always stuck with me from my boxing training how much power can be taken off a blow just by moving a slight amount in the same direction as (ie with) the punch. It’s definitely worth investing time into this type of training

This is the truth. I feel like people who believe that there are “secrets” do so because on a subconscious level, it gives them an excuse for not practicing their martial art skills against a non compliant training partner. Sparring and pressure testing is the only way to make it effective. I was a competitive boxer when I was younger, and it was the first art I trained in. This helped give me a good foundation for determining what works in a fight, and the amount of sparring necessary to make it come out in combat. Also, because of where I grew up, I actually had to defend myself in real life situations. Anyone who experiences the chaos and pressure of being suddenly and violently attacked by one or more people can use that negative experience to inform their training. Many people who practice martial arts have never been in a real fight, which is a good thing, but it also tends to give them a false sense of security and makes them complacent. That’s fine for people who practice for health and exercise, but for real, effective self defense, pressure testing is required.

Спасибо МАСТЕР!!!!!!!!

Спасибо МАСТЕР!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Спасибо МАСТЕР!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That’s it. Right you are. Well said. Well done. 🙂

Nice instruction. Where is your school? Do you have a website?

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This is a legit system, I'm not going to comment on the guys here because I don't know how far they are up the ladder or whether they are beginners, but the complete system has the footwork/ proper sparring/ and body conditioning and power building. Unfortunately it is one of the most boring systems in martial arts, a lot of time is spent on power building and conditioning. It's also a shame this system has not been updated and will probably fade out of existence / relevance.

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Absolutely fantastic as always Sean

Nice vid! The spine movement is very white crane/tai chi. Obviously in southern mantis too, but rarely shown. Would make a great vid just by itself talking about adding power using the spine as a "bow".

Hi, the form looks amazing, I practice SPM, may I ask what form is that? Thanks

Well said 🙏

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Brilliant and so relevant as always Sean

It's literally hard work to develop and maintain skills not magic. That's the open secret of secrets 🥊😀

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