Break the Arm! with a Wing Chun SiFu

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Martial arts, like any other physical activity can involve potential risks. The techniques demonstrated and discussed in this video are being performed by healthy professionals and are being shown solely for entertainment purposes these videos are not a substitute for a professional instruction and supervision, and no person should attempt anything seen in these videos under any circumstances.
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  • @carlosvillavicencio6652
    @carlosvillavicencio665210 ай бұрын

    Very good technique to defend yourself, and very painful if you don't have to break your arm. Thanks for the video.

  • @jimgoose9146
    @jimgoose9146 Жыл бұрын

    The last demo you would probably stop the oponents left punch with that slap if he decided to throw it . Or the slap would misdirect it..Great demo .thanks

  • @ABDUL-RAHMAN839
    @ABDUL-RAHMAN8392 жыл бұрын

    I love your academy to much

  • @JuanSalvoElEternauta
    @JuanSalvoElEternauta2 жыл бұрын

    Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing!

  • @JonathanMartinez-fw5fq
    @JonathanMartinez-fw5fq2 жыл бұрын

    In future videos could you demonstrate the techniques slow, because even in slow mo it's difficult to see the the proper way to do the technique because your speed is still fast. Thank you.

  • @tfrofciydntafc
    @tfrofciydntafc2 жыл бұрын

    Beautiful stuff

  • @dvarjao4
    @dvarjao42 жыл бұрын

    Continue com esses ótimos conteúdos, muito, muito bom!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @Tacticalvingtsun
    @Tacticalvingtsun2 жыл бұрын

    The Power great

  • @JaybayJay
    @JaybayJay2 жыл бұрын

    Oh, no.. Your making me ptsd rage into overtime.. When I was 15 I was probably on of the first white belt to ever be selected to Senpai Traditional Shorin Ryu, so, you know when I say that I'm considered to be good right.. At least based on the fact that Master Nagamine was very surprised when he learned of it and sent the head of our NA Org to grade me personally to make sure I was doing it properly. I ended up losing my x2 grading over it. Well.. Too good for my own self. One day my bully attacked me and I watched his hook coming and with ptsd everything just moves so slow so I snaked his arm and positioned it elbow down with my arm behind his and both arms locking with me using my height to hold him on his tippy toes and without thought I started flexing.. (this is all in a few moments..) Next thing I know I hear a girl screaming.. "Jay NO!!!!" Then I realized I was about to shatter my brother's arm like a stick. After that I moved away, stopped training for a while and went on to learn other softer styles of martial arts.. Kenpo, some Thai Chi.. Turns out that just made me even more deadlier. The last time I got into a fight I blocked a hook with my right arm.. Totally intentional. What wasn't intentional was the left hand I realized was moving based on reflex and cracked my friend across the jaw with a ridge hand dropping him. His family had to take him to the hospital because he was bleeding out of his ear after I had hit him twice and I was actually, not trying to hurt him, I ended up hurting him more. So, now I just train, but I keep it tucked away like a Katana because my war is over...

  • @alekx58
    @alekx582 жыл бұрын

    Break opponent Alright but Someone differ silence on Fare Inn thankx For These Uploads cause Thema is

  • @alekx58

    @alekx58

    2 жыл бұрын

    We avoid turning the arm when wanna Break IT when turnable IS half down at once WE use elbow this IS borrowd from breath school Yang Tai dhji every but knowed modern differ

  • @alekx58

    @alekx58

    2 жыл бұрын

    Food and Money and Long live

  • @jaehwan123
    @jaehwan1232 жыл бұрын

    I think it’s dangerous to enter any sort of grappling range if you don’t have a grappling background. If anything goes wrong, you can get grabbed and pulled to the ground. 😢

  • @pablono100

    @pablono100

    2 жыл бұрын

    Bjj fan boy alert

  • @kermit1211

    @kermit1211

    2 жыл бұрын

    that's if the guy you're fighting knows how to grapple

  • @jaehwan123

    @jaehwan123

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@pablono100 Actually...yeah. You called it right. 😀

  • @jaehwan123

    @jaehwan123

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@kermit1211 Yes, very true!

  • @JaybayJay

    @JaybayJay

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yeah, you also might end up fighting a guy like me who knows JJ and will still slam a head into the ground repeatedly lol.. This one guy I fought, runs up and hoofs a bouncer I worked with in the ribs breaking them right, so I leap off the front steps and next thing I know I got buddy four feet in the air giving him a Rock Bottom right there on the concrete. A friend of mine was laughing later telling me he knew I was a fighter, but didn't realize how dangerous I could get when I got mad.. One night, I was so drunk I got into with this bully beating on people.. When he hooked me my head snapped right, then back right to his locking eyes.. I watched him jump out of his skin it was so fast. I quickly jabbed his shoulder's with my palms putting him off balance and then I grabbed them and threw him face first into a brick wall and then guillotined him after he bounced back to boot. So after that fight, I'm talking with two bikers and they're asking me what had happened and this huge 7 foot 5" biker looks at me and says, "Dude, I'd never fight you.." I'm 6'4" right, so I look up at him and I'm like, "What your a huge guy.. I'm sure you'd give me a good go.." He's like, "That guys the same size as you, you let him have the first punch and you still destroyed him.. No thanks.. " He was in all sincerity like, "Dude, your vicious." then I told him.. "Shhh.. I'm drunk and I'm also on Acid.." He's like, "OOOOOOOOOOOhhhhhhh.. Okay... Still wouldn't fight you.." Loll I found out later that that guy is one of the biggest most well known leg breakers in my area.. But that don't mean I'm gonna run around picking fights.. I'm actually against fighting. I'm just really good at it.

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