Adding 45's To Your Martial Arts Stance

Good examples of form throughout. Cant lie, first thought on adding 45's was Indy gunning the showy swordman down for some reason 😅

It just occurred to me that you would make a good pop-and-locker as well! 😁

Thanks Sifu. I have your dvd on wooden dummy JKD. lOVE IT.

I thought you meant 45 cal.

I'm too old now, but I would loved to have this guy train me! His methodology speaks directly to my way of thinking.

If I hit the lottery, I'll try to hire him for a month or six.

Bla bla bla... , what was the point?

Yeah, ninja have been doing 45s forever. It's Ichimonji no kamae.

Good

Just basic oldschool boxing stuff adopted by jkd that beginers might not now

No technique is perfect, but 45 degree angles are pretty great.

He's absolutely right, the same with the Lead, it's waiting to extend no backward movement.

Sorry to say for those that don't know, this is poor body mechanics. To get absolute power. He is throwing his body into the punches, but timing has to be precise. It's not for every punch. As he is demonstrating that it is.

Old-school boxers? They don't stand that way because it's evolved, horrible center of gravity. This guy has no business talking about boxing. But maybe it works for martial arts?

One's technique is the best technique. Manny Pacquiao as an amateur, did not stay long in the Philippine team cause the coaching staffs believe that he has no future in boxing, but he became an 8 time weight category world boxing champion.

Some of these comments are funny asf. You dudes speaking negative but sounds like none of you train 😂😂😂

Just like Floyd Mayweather😮

Everytime I watch him teach, the more awesome he becomes lol.

Seems like a decent thing to add to your arsenal. Folks may not realize it, but our brains are making measurements every moment of the time we're conscious. So using techniques based on adjusting your angles to a specific degree, and especially the more variety of them you cover, the better your spatial awareness will be, as well as muscle memory will line up with your conscious understanding of how to move

Is the rear heel supposed to be down in your stance?

Entertaining and useful,thank you!

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