Master Liang is explaining while Cheng Man Ching is demonstrating on unknown (to me) people.
What's interesting to me is how much better the students of his students are today. He should be making people fall with a touch. ;}
origami_itto wrote:What's interesting to me is how much better the students of his students are today. He should be making people fall with a touch. ;}
origami_itto wrote:Master Liang is explaining while Cheng Man Ching is demonstrating on unknown (to me) people.
What's interesting to me is how much better the students of his students are today. He should be making people fall with a touch. ;}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XCpl9gnfmg
A demonstration at Springfield College MA.
The Professor demonstrating grab escapes, slipping punches, sticky hands, rooting, neutralizing, and Fa-Jing.
Master Liang in the role of M.C. and translator.
windwalker wrote:maybe because that wasn't the point of the demo
A demonstration at Springfield College MA. The Professor demonstrating grab escapes, slipping punches, sticky hands, rooting, neutralizing, and Fa-Jing. Master Liang in the role of M.C. and translator.
windwalker wrote:A demonstration at Springfield College MA. The Professor demonstrating grab escapes, slipping punches, sticky hands, rooting, neutralizing, and Fa-Jing. Master Liang in the role of M.C. and translator.
origami_itto wrote:Funny. The point remains, he never demonstrated the skills that Huang, Ben Lo, and their students are banking on..
When the Professor taught pushing hands, he said that when you touch people,
in one second it should be like a clock-tick, you touch me; tock,you're out. You learn this from
pushing hands (tuishou).
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