2006年6月5日 · The bong-sau is neither a block nor a parry. The bong-sau is merely a position that your arm takes in response to a specific type of force you receive. The purpose of the bong-sau is to allow you to control yourself in the presence of an opposing force and move closer to hitting your opponent...

2014年7月23日 · Kwun sau: In the WC I train, we also seldom raise our bong sau so high in dan chi. Although, as Mook pointed out, it does depend on the direction and force of the incoming punch, and that is not possible to determine watching a video. It must be felt. Regardless, in my WC we do not attempt to lift up our bong sau.

2015年1月7日 · And, just as a tan-sau (spreading-hand) most commonly deflects incoming attacks to the outside, so the tan-gherk (spreading-leg) deflects to the outside. On the other hand with bong-sau, the elbow typically rolls over and deflects attacks across the body to the opposite side. So too with our bong-gherk, the knee rolls inward and deflects the ...

2014年10月31日 · Bong-sau, for me, doesn't rely on pre- or prolonged arm contact, and my VT isn't so passive as to allow my opponent to push me into different shapes, unless I wanted my nose to take on a different shape as well.

2010年7月22日 · Along with tan-sau and bong-sau it is one of the foundation or "seed" techniques of the system. As you pointed out, the basic deflecting functions of tan and bong are readily apparent. They are essentially mirror images of each other. Look at …

2010年8月10日 · Does your lineage use Bong Sau only as a means of redirecting a greater force or is it used to attack as well ? In ours it does both , for example we will have the intention of striking through , but the strike is blocked or we are met with too much force so we will go into a …

2006年5月3日 · Can you define bong sau? What is it? How does it work? What are its' characteristics and what makes it different? What are its' weaknesses? What do you like or dislike about this technique?

2023年7月31日 · That's another big difference between Wing Chun and other southern CMA. Wing Chun teaches the same concept for bong Sau, but in a more limited range of stances and applications. If you start comparing pics of bong sau you should see it. There is a whole lot more to bong sao, like Shaolin Chan methods like the Single Finger Questioning Hand.

2023年2月18日 · This post is about Tan Gerk and Bong Gerk, not Tan Sau and Bong Sau hand actions. The Chinese character for Gerk is 腳. In Wing Chun's native language of Cantonese, "Gerk" means to kick. So for example, Tan Gerk is a kick that creates a similar shape and purpose as a Tan Sau, and it intercepts incoming kicks from an attacker.

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