Okay today I'm going to show you the fundamental JKD trapping technique
called Pak Sao -- slapping hand. You see it in Bruce Lee's
Enter the Dragon and I few of his movies.
So here's how it's how it works. Now I want you to I want to remind you that
the Pak Sao this is a training drill. You don't actually fight with a guy like
this and you go in it's not -- you're not going to do that. It's to design to enhance
your sensitivity. So you know what's going on. So I'm feeling some kind of
energy so that you don't fight this way. Okay -- it's strictly a drill to practice.
So I want to emphasize that because you see on YouTube a lot of guys they do
like a lot of these hands and it's like fucking like that. It's not. This is a hit.
JKD is an offensive art it's an attack art. So everything we
do we're hitting somebody. It's only when we're hitting somebody
and you see an obstacle we're still hitting but hey you know what I need and
something is blocking me that I need to do something to get rid of it and keep
hitting. So hitting is through the hitting with it's not the goal it's not
to trap the hand. I don't care about the hand. The goal is to hit. It's only when
there's an obstacle then maybe do something and I don't over do it. I don't
overdo it like that -- like that and there is a big opening. So a basic Pak Sao
and I like to Pak this way because it gives me a bit more control. if I try
to Pak too high what happens choosing an elbow me. So from here --not from here
so the Pak the elbow -- to my face. See that but if I do it here,
he can't and I'm not actually trapping the hand -- I'm trapping him. So if I'm just
trapping the hand Jason punch me oh right there right. That's not good I am hitting
him. I'm moving him right when he's off balance, when he's off balance he can't
hit but if he's balanced he could hit form right there. Right but if it's off
balanced right that he can't get he can kick. So when you trap it when you
practice simple stuff. So just simple stuff like just like that. Now Jason had
some few things he could do. In Pak Sao and trapping he could either
block in the center line slow-slow. Right in the center line see that that's
right in the center line. So in this case I would Pak Sao again from here and
now here okay. Just try again slow so just right in the center line right. Now
this is not the center line because I'll do something different. I want
demonstrate. Don't grab , don't grab. So just in the center line. Okay try again just
right in the center line. Yeah okay try again. See that? Okay speed -- it looks
something like this right. Now -- or he would cross center line. So as you get to
the cross center line -- now it's very difficult for me to say
hey let me go over here and do this. That doesn't work. So the cross center line
attack -- now this case is much faster but do it here and then do a Lap Sao. So look
something like this slow so cross center line. See from here it's actually a hit.
Practice which is trap your hand placed to jab in the eye.
Pak Sao then a Lap Sao. Yeah try again. So cross center line from here like that. So
speed. It would look something like this. From here from one more time. From here okay.
That's how it looks like or if you could also grab my hand. If he grabs my hand I say
hallelujah because in this case I just drop and I just hit. Because when he
grabs my hand he can hit me but I can still hit him and I'm trapping his hand.
So he grabs my hand quick just drop it that just hit. Don't worry about this
don't try to do oh no. He grabs my hand tight -- drop then I just hit. Hit them a couple
of times tell you what he'll let go. Okay so Pak Sao
trapping drills so practice when you're practice with a partner
right in the center line. No girden grab so no grab in the center lines just
-- in the center line just in the center line from here or over the
center line. Over the center line or grabbing my hand
right in this case boom. Three simple drills three simple techniques
that's JKD trapping. First technique. I'll make other I'll show other techniques in
the world but that's the Pak Sao until next time. Practice well practice often.
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