Thank you appreciate it

Thank you for your feedback I appreciate it 🙏🏻

Thank you for the positive feedback, appreciate it

👍👊🏼

You are very welcome

You are welcome

Thank you appreciate the feedback

You are very welcome, appreciate the feedback

You are very welcome

It’s live 👍👊🏼

Thank you appreciate it

🙏🏻Thank you brother

Thank you for that comment, Life should be about continued growth as a human being 🙏🏻

Thank you for the feedback, You are always welcome to come to the eternal spring institute to study

@@SifuSergioChannel Gratidão 🙏🏼

Ok Will do a video on that in the future, don’t expect it too soon though

@@SifuSergioChannel Thank you! 🙏

I second that. My sifu has always told me that lifting affects with internal training. @SifuSergioChannel do you have any updates on the video? Thanks!

@@andreasolsen8922It’s something that has always discouraged me (and many others, probably) from starting with the fascinating internal arts.

Thank you

You nailed it. There are some more details to it but it is not mistycal chi. It is the turning external forci into chi type of explanation that is misleading. And that is why it takes 10-15 or more years to accomplish it. And only a few can do it (I can see he is good) because of the misleading explanation. I did some experiments and I showed the basics to a complete beginner with no "sink you chi etc" BS and after a few week he doubled his power. No 10 years, no chi involved. I say with the correct explanation and drills it takes 6 months or a year to get waaay above "normal" power lever depending on the person's skills, talent. What he showed when pushing down the arms I could make a person do it in 10-15 minutes. To apply it under pressure is a different thing...

Jan diepersloot is my Sihing under Sifu Sam Tam so I am not suprised he had it 😉

@@SifuSergioChannel well, if you see him, tell him a man from the U.K. who met him in France many years ago finally got it and it’s all thanks to him and his books. I got a copy of his first Warriors in stillness book from him there and it’s nearly worn out, I have a few copies and the rest of the series now, they’re the best books out there imo.

The intension to protect yourself and your family, 12 years later it might be joy ! But maybe i am wrong...

​@@torstenbeck640He had that ability many years ago already, so that's why I ask what is the motivation to continue.

​@@jacksonscully5030 He's always had a deep passion for Chinese martial arts.

It could with the right teacher

@@SifuSergioChannelamazing demonstration sifu. Thank yiy

Hei (Qi) mobilised in the Dan Tien and the send out in different types of Ging (Jin)

​@@SifuSergioChannel thanks for the reply i was hoping to explain more how can tap or know if someone doing right because i meditate and do breathing exercises i feel like fire or hot under my belly button after some time i started to feel energy move in my limbs and hands i was thinking its normal but when i touch anyone or shake hands they say why your hands are hot even in cold so what is this?

What you describe Is def one of the problems of martial arts

Internal power starts in the fascia tissues, and cannot be trained without standing practice. You need enough muscle to stand upright and for long periods of time. No need to bend the knees, just standing normally is sufficient. Your legs especially will feel it. It needs to be strong enough to support the deliberate relaxed state of your body.

​@LooneyBinUK hmm I think he kind of answered my question. Imagine it as a force or energy being expelled through the point of contact. This is the higher level of it, I think I want to learn more about the midpoint which he spoke about (7 bows). Seems to be easier to attain and you can use it whilst your get to the full development

Most of the power, merely comes from linking your entire relaxed body mass. If one person is merely using their Arm... and I am using the weight of my entire body... How can they win? Can you lift me up (200 lbs) , with only the strength of your Single Arms muscular power?! Also, even if you can find a freak that might be capable of such a feat... they might only be able to do it... when the weight is stable (not moving). When in a combat situation, you are moving your body mass, multiplying the level of forces involved... as well as changing the vectors, making it extremely unlikely that they would be able to handle such energy. Part of it is Elastic forces. Where your body acts like a Bow / Spring. Making it difficult for the OP to be able to issue power against you.. because you are not Static. Sort of like trying to push a 200 lb blob of Jello.. vs.. a Solid File Cabinet. Part of the energy storage, comes from the bending of the limbs.. and part comes from the actual Joints / Tendons being stretched. Once charged up... you can "Release" all of that energy against them. Its even a bit more complicated than that... but, that should be enough to understand some of the main principles at work.

I will add, that its often that LEVERAGE is also in play. In Tai Chi, for example... Ive seen the Master prevent a Jacked body builder from pushing him. One of the Secrets, was that he cupped his arms under the body builders elbows. This not only linked him to the dude.. but in essence, it changed the leverage factors. You see... if you were trying to lift a dude up.. but this man was standing Under your own Feet... it would make it impossible. In the case of putting your arms under their elbows / arms... you are getting UNDER their own body mass... and their entire body mass power. Basically, you are using their own mass, to further weight you down. There are many ways to connect with the OP, to easily use their own bodies against them. As once you are connected... you basically SHARE the mass that is Created.

@@johndough8115 thank you

The physical body or leverage has NOTHING to do with these skills. They require CHI ENERGY.

I agree with the 98% but I am doing my best to educate and open up more minds to the truth, thank you for the feedback

My journey and mission is helping people cultivate Mind, Body and Energy, I am not at all interested in hurting other people through Martial arts. Thank you for your comment

I use to ask the same questions about why not get in a ring? When you get in to it you will find that there is a lot of force being generated. If the opponent is over committed he can get seriously hurt. MMA is a sport and with the internal it is a way of life. Internal guys like Sifu Sergio take this lifestyle attitude and they could seriously hurt someone.

@@nvisblfist1So could the MMA guys. That’s why it’s better to stay out of the ring of you aren’t a ring guy.