Chu Ka various inch force - push, shock penetrate

[lineofintent]

Yes, many videos of Sifu Choe demonstrating his Chu Ka have been posted on this forum, on YT and FB. he and I co-wrote a book outlining the entire system.

He teaches in Penang, and is openly accepting to touch hand with anyone from any system.

This is just a comparative demo video.

[Overlord]

Sifu Stephen Choe from Penang, Malaysia, inheritor of the Penang Chu Ka Hakka system demonstrates various types of close range striking - the first tries to replicate Bruce Lee's famous demo which just pushes the partner away, the others show more penetrating, shocking shorter power.

As i have mentioned before on here and to friends, Sifu Choe is one of the very best internal fighters I met in Asia , with highly developed in-fighting skills which he has successfully tested against many other systems senior fighters. This demo is just to show potential of the neigong in the Chu Ka.

Anyone interested in the Chu Ka system - Sifu Choe and I co-wrote a book on the system, which is part of the online course teaching in-depth the fundamentals, intermediate and advanced levels of practice including development of short range penetrating force.

Details can be had by writing to - [email protected]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AELtH2Q ... e=youtu.be

No, this is not true. I had privilege to visit JKD Taiwan.
And they are saying basically the same thing (for years) for demo purpose, Bruce had to push the participant in inch punch so no injury is done.
Secondly, Bruce does not need to prepare before strike. He posed a little to gauge the force needed not to injure the participant.

[lineofintent]

What is not true?

[Overlord]

What is not true?

It is not true that Bruce inch punch a push. It suppose to be a punch.
This video is self explanatory~

[lineofintent]

Yes you may well be right - what is interesting about Sifu Choe's demo is the reaction in the other person's body in the various types of strike.

[Ron Panunto]

No big deal - anyone can do it.

[Bao]

No big deal - anyone can do it.

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