Bruce Lee's JKD Double Sticky Hand Basics Chi Sao

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[razorgarcia]

I learned sticky hands from my friend and lifting partner Sifu Paul Eng from NYC .
I recognized it as a great way to dominate the hands for kumi kata ( Grip forms/ fighting) and it was the secret weapon i used to dominate the grips that won me World Masters Judo Gold and Bronze Medals .

[wyattthacker]

I like the idea of attacking as your opponent is processing their attack. Because since they're focused on attacking, and you take advantage of distracting them, they aren't focused on defending themselves so they don't get hit

[emmanuelohale]

Simple, but effective Bruce Lee style techniques clearly demonstrated. Thanks Dan.

[misoadeio]

At 18 had my first exposure to WT, but did not have the maturity to assess the value of the system.
Now at 52, I want to devote the rest of my life to this art.

[mokyan]

Nice clear instructions and tips. The more you do it, the more your feelings/sense improves. It helps being light so you feel force changes, and also keep good balance without leaning forward and backward. One thing it helps to keep in mind is to attack the opponent and not his arms. It helps doing work on the wooden dummy too, it has lots of pushing, pulling, shifting. I am still practicing and learning.

[connorwalters]

Loved the Video my dad teaches me wimg chun he recdntly started to teach me sticky hands i love it this video have also helped me out my dad use to be a sifu in wing chun just to clearify

[prashantsaraswat]

Amazing video dan.Never stop making these jkd videos sir plz teach everything about this art each nd every detail of it.

[xyon]

*Sticky Hands are hard to learn and/or explain* in video because it utilizes sensitivity.
In video, we can only *see and hear* but not *feel.*
Still, thanks for sharing the basics!

[erinmumma]

Fantastic introduction with a manageable amount of exercises to get the feel. I come from a taekwondo background, and am excited to use this in my martial arts training and with other willing partners and relationships. Thank you!

[dwaynesmith]

The double sticky hand drill reminds me of the movement of the chi rings and chi ball. Thank you sir.
And sifu dan

[joshuacabe]

Also definitely loved the video!! The breaking down of the chi sao very helpful to where alot of other videos dont break the technique down into fragments

[darrenj.griffiths]

I really enjoy your videos and they help me a lot with learning Wing Chun. Always clear and precise with a touch of humour. Thank you doing these for me and everyone else.

On another note irrelevant to the video, you mentioned you are an entrepreneur. You are the kind of person I would love to work for. If there are any opportunities, even if it's to learn from you, I would greatly be interested.

Thanks again.

[Raven]

I love this video. I look forward to learning/practicing this with my training partner. Thank you both!

[bryanwong]

Sticky hands, chi Sao from wingchun and push hands, tui shou from taichi are necessary training for the body sensitivity

[ajjkdluigi]

Very nice explanation demonstration by a true humble master !

[YokaiTheGameGuy]

New watcher here! Been following your vids for a few days and i love the instruction! Ive been interested in JKD/Martial arts since i was young but never had the discipline to practice or find instruction. Much love from NYC!

[jasonsteitler]

At 11:00 the topic of practical combat use came up. Yes, perhaps in getting out of a strangle hold. Then again, I come from an Isshinryu background. Thanks for an informative video.

[RUNNINGWATER]

Sticky hands - used to determines opponent capabilities against yourself... how to continuously...use the skills that will make sure to create opening to use the skills... to press forward against opposite force...this is not easy to do but it look fun to do... must have correct angle to cancel out the forces

[nylezfuller]

I’ve developed appreciation for This type of training