WING CHUN - HAND RELEASE | Backhand Strike #6 of 11 - Cord Elsner This is the 6th video in our small 11 video mini-series about a simple hand release technique we teach beginners in our school. Marc and I explain Lap Sao and the backhand strike to the temple of your opponent. While performing Lap Sao we pull our opponent to turn his weapons away from us. The entire technique is - as already explained in the first video - quite complex. That is clear. There are much easier and faster ways to free

In Wing Chun Kung Fu, hand positions are more than just static forms—they're dynamic and adaptable! Depending on the situation, your hand placement can vary. The key is to remain flexible and to channel your energy effectively. When you neutralize incoming force, any hand position can work harmoniously. Wing Chun teaches us that it's not just about the position of your hands, but the intention and the energy behind them. Embrace the fluidity, and you'll find balance in every move! Full version h

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