So, this video has something to do with the chun

[Tom Kagan]

They're talking about force vector paths:



Also, according to the thread here, the above is not all that different than this:



Yip Man weeps.

[Tom .C]

In the first video, that heavy New York accent is just too hard to understand.

[BearHammer]

I'm all for the application of physics in martial arts but the added mysticism not so much. Maybe I didn't take Chun long enough. So let me get this straight...

"The mind controls where the paths (or vectors) go; but the most difficult part is the body must be under total control of the mind, then the body supports whatever structure the mind conceives."

Oh so this is like Green Lantern Chun then...





Seems its kinda like when you practice a technique enough that your muscles become familiar with the movement. Isn't diminishing the distance between thought and action what all martial artists are attempting to do by continued practice?

[Tom Kagan]

Only two replies thus far?

Is this stunned silence or is it possible Bullshido has finally run out of things to say about __ng __un?

[Xiphiidae]

Without having any clue what the guy was saying, it seemed like the big thing to take away from this video is that chunners arn not just guys that suck at punching, and train in a world devoid of realism, but instead are trained in an ever expanding and adapting variety of skills, all of which they find a way to be bad at.

[ADM]

Sorry Tom, I've been arguing all week with some fucknut who thinks he can throw people without touching them, then links me to some piece of **** video that isn't too different from the one you posted.

Long story short, I'm tired.