Dynamic Punch

[johnwang]

You can have

- 1 step 1 punch.
- 1 step 2 punches.
- 1 step 3 punches.

You can also have many steps 1 punch. Your opponent is moving back. You move in to cover the distance. When you do that, you are using dynamic punch.

Here is an example of the "dynamic punch". I like this kind of mobility training.

Your thought?

[Quigga]

I don't really get the point of it. When would you use this?

If my enemy moved that far back, it would be clear he doesn't even want to fight...

Why weird jump in the middle? To jump over chain? Or to stomp on poor fellas head? Maybe attack towards ankle with the first long left step. Or against a spear to close distance?

Maybe just a mobility drill.

[Trick]

i dont see a jump in that gif but a quick "leg raise, maybe it comes along in a spirited mood..... and thats how i see this practice its to foster a strong forward spirit, the leg raise may be to balancing the forward momentum somewhat ?

[Trick]

sorry, i do see a slight jump...maybe its an longfist boxing shuffle

[johnwang]

I don't really get the point of it. When would you use this?

If my enemy moved that far back, it would be clear he doesn't even want to fight...

In battle field, it doesn't matter your opponent wants to fight or not. You still want to kill him.

Why weird jump in the middle? To jump over chain? Or to stomp on poor fellas head? Maybe attack towards ankle with the first long left step. Or against a spear to close distance?

Maybe just a mobility drill.

It's a skip, hop, or small jump. The long fist footwork intend to cover a lot of space that may not be flat.

[marvin8]

I don't really get the point of it. When would you use this?

If my enemy moved that far back, it would be clear he doesn't even want to fight...

In battle field, it doesn't matter your opponent wants to fight or not. You still want to kill him.

In society, that is murder with the possibility of life in prison or death penalty.

Why weird jump in the middle? To jump over chain? Or to stomp on poor fellas head? Maybe attack towards ankle with the first long left step. Or against a spear to close distance?

Maybe just a mobility drill.

It's a skip, hop, or small jump. The long fist footwork intend to cover a lot of space that may not be flat.

The more skip, hop, or small jump, the more opportunity to be countered. When you "cover a lot of space," the trained opponent has time to get "off line" with footwork and counter.

Your strategy is mainly relying on forward momentum to overcome the opponent, which works. However, the properly trained fighter should be able to counter it, using CMA/universal principles/strategies.

[Bao]

Are you sure this jumping around is not something taken from Beijing Opera?

[johnwang]

Are you sure this jumping around is not something taken from Beijing Opera?

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[zrm]

Disengaging by running away and then re-engaging from a distance or hitting people whilst running past them with momentum behind you is something that is not studied enough in my opinion. Especially when the situation is not restricted to 1 on 1 fight and situation involves groups of people on separate sides.

[marvin8]

Disengaging by running away and then re-engaging from a distance or hitting people whilst running past them with momentum behind you is something that is not studied enough in my opinion. Especially when the situation is not restricted to 1 on 1 fight and situation involves groups of people on separate sides.

Yielding, leading an opponent into emptiness, then issuing from punching range is generally taught.

Mayweather Jr. lures (yin) by leaning forward, listens (ting), yields, then as opponent strikes (timing) he pivots/controls (na) and hits/issue (fa):

[Trick]

Are you sure this jumping around is not something taken from Beijing Opera?

Western boxers occasionally skip around too

[Trick]

I don't really get the point of it. When would you use this?

If my enemy moved that far back, it would be clear he doesn't even want to fight...

In battle field, it doesn't matter your opponent wants to fight or not. You still want to kill him.

In society, that is murder with the possibility of life in prison or death penalty.

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So is this the new angle now why we should stop training in TMA, cause the forms has “killingl methods ? It’s getting weirder

[edededed]

Moving punch is a typical northern CMA method - xingyiquan and baguazhang come from the north, too. (Taijiquan is an atypical example I guess.)

[marvin8]

In battle field, it doesn't matter your opponent wants to fight or not. You still want to kill him.

In society, that is murder with the possibility of life in prison or death penalty.

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So is this the new angle now why we should stop training in TMA, cause the forms has “killingl methods ? It’s getting weirder

It's the law. You can choose to follow it or not.

[marvin8]

Moving punch is a typical northern CMA method - xingyiquan and baguazhang come from the north, too. (Taijiquan is an atypical example I guess.)

It's a western method too called shifting (e,g, Fitzsimmons, Golovkin, Vitor Belfort vs Silva, etc.).