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I’m humbled. Thank you. More content to come soon for sure

I'm flattered 🙏 There are still many good WC channels out there though!

Thank you kind sir

Chinatown approved! 🙏

Thank you the kind words!

@@EvosBasics You're welcome man, keep up the good work ;)

Definitely a tong long classic!

Regardless if you're tall or short, I would say there are options for taller and shorter practitioners. The art is the same, just different tactics. Cheers!

I think my current teacher is fairly tall and the guy who first introduced me to this style was fairly tall also, however my senior brother Si Sihing or something like that (my Chinese not good at all :D), is a bit short and had done a fair number of martial arts including MMA, Krav Maga and wrestling before he took up Chow Gar. He said he liked Chow Gar because height and pure strength didn't matter as much as in some of the prior arts he'd tried so it was a better fit for him. As for tactics for tall guys to use as an advantage, being tall and strong is always an advantage, sure there are options to deal with size and strength but they can use those too plus they're tall and strong as well. I guess maybe if you are very tall then maybe you wouldn't bother so much with pai sau or pok sau or the other stuff, you could just use the gow choy hammer fist on the top of their head like they are an actual nail ha ha :D, just joking, I'm still a beginner really so don't actually know how you would adapt it for your height.

no such thing as being late! (like this reply lol) thanks for dropping by

Thank you sir!

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lots of similiarities between Fujian and Hakka arts

As far as this specific type of southern mantis there isn't any over there. Might be able to find other southern mantis lineages instead

@@EvosBasics Ah, fair enough. Thanks for the reply!

thats totally okay too! I have my thumb pressed on the first joint of the index if you take a closer look, Cheers! =]

@@EvosBasics I mean on the side of the finger joint, in your video you have the thumb under the index finger touching the outside of the last knuckle (where I can see)

My Kungfu brother the KungfuRonin teaches xingyi, you can search up his channel on KZfaq

@@EvosBasics thank You very much.

You don’t punch with that fist. This technique is a bridging or striking technique that uses the forearm.

for applications like above! =]