| Author |
 Topic  |
|
|
southernkungfu
USA
584 Posts |
 Posted - 11/08/2006 : 22:34:13
|
THE POSTS FOLLOWING WERE MOVED FROM THE ONE FINGER THREAD.
DJCaldwell
Administrator
|
|
|
southernkungfu
USA
584 Posts |
Posted - 11/08/2006 : 22:35:45
|
ORIGINALLY POSTED BY KEW-DO:
Qoute…Question from 3CM:
I enjoyed GHD information on bridging similar to the info i was taugh in my theories and my own studies. Of course there is the fighting aspects of the bridge and correct structure of force applied and given out for a bridge. Im sure KEW DO being a Chunner knows his bridges?
Speaking of KEW DO, you have sup bat mor kuil? If so what are your 18 bridges?”
In Wing Chun, as you know, Chum Kiu is the (Search for the Bridge) form.
In my Bak Mei, as shown to me by Master Eddie Chong,
It would be:
Sub Bat Moi Kiu or (18 Crazy Bridges) Really cool form, not to watch, but to
Apply in application to bridge the opponent.
I’ve received some questions about what forms I do with Bak-Mei, they are:
1.) Sub Jee
2.) Fa Pao
3.) Chut Dim Mui Fa
4.) Sub Bat Ding Jeung
5.) Sub Bat Moi Kiu
6.) Gou Bo Tui
"They are all perfect"...
DJCaldwell
Administrator |
 |
|
|
southernkungfu
USA
584 Posts |
Posted - 11/08/2006 : 22:39:53
|
[ Kew Do in response to 3CM requesting copy of KD performing]
Yes, I'm going to be doing some filming this spring and I'll send you some stuff in the mail, around April 2007, with the new stuff...
Kew-Do
"They are all perfect"...
DJCaldwell
Administrator |
|
|
| |
Topic |
|
|
|
BRIDGING (from One Finger Thread)
