Flowing in the moment...not just techniques - Kung Fu Report #244
Previous video mentioned by Adam: https://youtu.be/xI8EqCMXShc
After you train a lot, your movements come out naturally, almost without you thinking. Some people do not understand this concept because they think it is something they will learn from somebody else, but in fact, you perceive and achieve this feeling. In today's Kung Fu Report, we will discuss how you can train aiming to insert this flow concept into your Martial Arts.
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Adam Chan is a martial artist with over 30 years of experience. He started studying Wing Chun in 1986 under Sifu Joeseph Boychuck (Moy Yat Lineage). He also learned from other combative styles such as Hakka, NCGF, Fu and Hsing Yi/Yi Quan, Natural Gate Boxing,