The breathing and The application concept of Siu Lin tau

[Hendrik]

Everyone knows what action and reaction force are. We just don't use gimmicky names for it. ------


Sure.

Always the case of " I have it too".




But you only talk about a low bong-sau. There is no strike there. ------

That is what you think.




I punch you. Your low bong-sau deflects my punch and uses the reaction force to bounce me away or something. That's your theory? -------


Don't you say


'Everyone knows what action and reaction force are. We just don't use gimmicky names for it.'


What theory? If you have it and know what it is and can apply it?



Da means to strike, not just to return force. You have to actually attack and hit me for there to be LSDD. Your low bong-sau doesn't do that. ---------


You keep thinking within the box of body movement.

[Hendrik]

One of the wcner made this to summary what he get out of the youtube

[GlennR]

One of the wcner made this to summary what he get out of the youtube

Oh for Gods sake........... you use Super Heroes to explain yourself

[Bai Chi]

One of the wcner made this to summary what he get out of the youtube

Much easier to beat someone to death with hammer than spring.

[guy b.]

Everyone knows what action and reaction force are. We just don't use gimmicky names for it. ------


Sure.

Always the case of " I have it too"

Everyone does have action and reaction force, this is VT. It was the same when you discussed apparently revolutionary ideas of linear and angular momentum..everyone has this. Just not the mumbo jumbo.

[LFJ]

But you only talk about a low bong-sau. There is no strike there. ------

That is what you think.

So where is the strike?

What theory? If you have it and know what it is and can apply it?

LSDD is a guiding principle of VT. It means to link nullification of the opponent's attack within your own strike.

If you aren't striking, but only doing a low bong-sau hoping to bounce people away with it, you don't have LSDD because you aren't striking.

Even if you take their action force and bounce them away with reaction force, that's not a strike, and therefore not LSDD.

You keep thinking within the box of body movement.

What does that even mean? You do low bong-sau to nullify the incoming attack and use unseen mental powers to bounce the opponent away with a "strike"?

[guy b.]

What does that even mean?

Yellow Emperor Classic, chi flow...common denominator of Chinese MA...force flow, force handling, spiral force, squats...forget your fantasy kung fu, mind games, slow training, reality of mma many great fighters doing this.

There you go, Hendrik can have a night off