| “ | Regarding Steps/Techniques/vs other styles (as mentioned before, the bouncing type of person vs xing yi, say if you cant catch up with him)/speed/power. | ” |
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Hsing I angulates the force of the opponents attacks away whilst striking back simultaniously. This means that every time an opponent attacks they get attacked - even when jabbing or flicking out fast kicks. Therefor it doesnt matter how fast the opponent is - a good hsing i man will overcome the force directed at him with a more refined and better angulated use of force.
Also with the ability strike without range - it is very hard for an opponent to see a high power strike coming - for example they tend not to view a front guard arm as a threat until they feel a pi chuan in the face as they try to cross the guard! - i say feel - maybe i shgould say wake up with a big hand pint on their face!
Hsing I has a very advanced stepping methodology which includes stamping onto the opponents legs whilst chasing them down. Bouncy bouncy or not - it just means they will fly further when they get smacked.
Also Pi chuan can stop an opponent bouncing around, when used as a grappling power it will stick an opponent to the ground while you run him over. or as a striking power it will root them momentarily while you proceed.
| “ | Also, I believe that Wing Chun should have the same pummeling thing as in xing yi, or maybe no | ” |
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Wing chun is quite different in my experience, different power generation, different movement pattern, different fight stratergy etc.
Regards
Chris