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| Contrary to what some people believe, self defense in internal martial arts (like Taichi, Bagua, Hsing-i, Yiquan), is NOT about pushing or wrestling with the opponent! It's about eliminating the threat instantly, preferably by knocking the aggressor right out. This should be done in a very sudden, non telegraphic way, and whithout the need to wind up (pulling your arm back) in order to strike. Sometimes this has to be done from point blank range, sometimes not. Of course, once you can hit with KO-power from a very close range, it's that much easier to do it also at distance. The ability to fa jin from close or zero distance is also one of the signs of real internal power, as demonstrated here by an adept. (Internal power is NOT some magic hocus pocus, it's the application of body tissues, leverage and energy in a coordinated, springy, grounded, unified and very focused way.) The folowing eye witness account was mailed to me by one of the persons present at the demonstration. It raises some very interesting points about what is going on here (And yeah, it's been brought to my attention that some of his statements about WC are somehow controversial, but these are his opinions, and i have not added, nor taken anything away): "Although the [JKD/WC] one-inch punch is worthy of recognition unto its own right, it falls short of what we represent as the 'Internal' system. The one-inch punch remains a by-product of the art of Wing Chun, which is considered an 'external' fighting ... baguazhang kung fu Kung Fu Styles Style |
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