The funny thing to me with chi sau has always been that while its potential to build sensitivity is immediately apparent, I never see anyone actually do anything with that sensitivity. Like there's motions therewithin that are universal to martial arts across cultures, time periods, rule sets, etc. but they're all filtered through the lens of a subculture so implicitly concerned with the aesthetic quality of its upright stance that those motions become non-functional. I have to think this is like the fossilized form of a more high contact style that just doesn't really have anyone willing to get hit anymore.

great stuff, great teacher! 👍

Awesome Chris!!! 👏🏽😎

... Bake me a cake, as fast as you can...

Steven Seagal's style.😂😂😂

wheres the elbows hands grabbing and puling, front kick side kick all these you miss in chi sao

Fantastic Master Collins! When will we see you again in a new movie?