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UC Archives: Playing with Attribute Development Drills
Here is an old video of me and Jamie playing with some energy and sensitivity attributes drills for fun and attribute development. Using complex motor movement to enhance gross motor action... Good fun!
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Wing chun meets street. Flowery to brutal directness. Nice!
Love it. Lee Morrison is a true warrior and an amazing martial artist. So cool to see him utilizing techniques derived from Eskrima, Muay Thai, Wing Chun, and other arts, and showing us how to functionalize them for real brutal fighting application. Absolutely on another level.
Nice Version of Lat-sao with short hard techniques for the street.
Man... massive props to Jamie for taking all that. At least he's seems to enjoy himself. :D Great video.
Absolutely incredible explosive hand speed.
Brilliant. From Ireland 🇮🇪
Love the development of the system, Lee takes things to the next level 👍🙂👍
Fantastic and efficient drilling. I Will borrow these for my own training thank you!
One of the last ,no Fake, fighters 👍💥
True brutal skills, if you walk up on this man to pull some shit, what a mistake you have made.
Hi Lee, I have been looking at wing chun elbows which are nice.
Hubud Lubud this is amazing for anti knife 🔪 drills . Delta like it
Very impressive
Wing Chun trapping
Think this is one of the best drills against a weapon like a blade, Hubud Lubud.
Good luck to him. Gotta keep the punters coming in …
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Hey Lee Is palm hook strike to the side of the chin is a knockout shot for a preemptive strike? Can it be one's main Artillery shot ?
@liamackroyd8764
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Any strike to the chin is knock out especially as you said preemptive they won't expect it but my favorite strike is to the groin with my shin ❤
impressive🎉
Lee do you remember your time in Germany? Perfect Sports ???
WIng Chun. :)
SALUTE 🇦🇺
Golden
Ubad-Lubad 👍👍
I have never seen a punch blocked like that. It would require incredible reflexes. I think that the action will always beat the reaction. On the street You don't know that angle the punch is coming from (the most common is a looping right).
@johnkim7838
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I know what you mean. I used to spar against boxers to see my capability to block/parry. Found out I can block the heavy (usually opponent's right hand) but not the jab. So I have a general habit of covering up boxing style for jabs (with bob and weave) then parry the heavy to get close for hits or parry heavy into grab. I rarely kick high for street, all low. This is just personal experience, am sure others are more capable but I am slow. Regarding grab I love the one where I take my right arm and overlap on top of their right then pull in their elbow then yank away their hand, an inside arm bar, almost a kimura.
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My phone wet itself 😂
Any drill to increase hand speed?
@Jafmanz
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you just watched it.
Wing chin Kung fu
nothing new, wing chun chain punches