(swishing)
- Biu Sao, jabbing hand.
Wing Chun for beginners we're gonna show you
one of my favorite techniques,
I think one of the most deadly
and dangerous technique in Wing Chun.
Very, very sneaky.
Biu Sao.
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So, today we're talking about Biu Sao.
Now Biu Sao is coming from Biu Gee from
the third following of Wing Chun.
It's very, very dangerous, very deadly.
In Wing Chun, there's a saying, Biu Gee.
(speaking in foreign language)
It means, you actually don't take
this technique outside of the Dojo.
That the teacher's not supposed
to teach you this technique.
And it's like closed door until
you're very advanced kinda disciple inner circle.
They don't teach you this technique.
But then I'm gonna show you the Biu Gee.
The reason why this is such a powerful
technique, Biu means, like a spear.
Spear Jab, right?
Usually the finger jab.
It's so sneaky, you think of this as like a snake, right?
It's like a snake, right?
And you're attacking it, very, very sneaky.
Because most Wing Chun technique you notice
it's straight line, a lot of straight line.
This new technique, it goes, it could be a straight line,
it could be little bit of curve as well.
I'll show you a different variations, so.
Let me just show you in front of camera first.
So, I have the Biu Sao from here, right?
Like I saw a straight line, like that.
But I can also do a curve, notice the curve?
From here, I can also do a curve from this way.
You see how it varies?
It's very difficult to defend from different angle, so.
What depends on which angle you use example.
So, let's say if this stance.
So, if I go straight, I'm gonna get this.
Right, so, what I'm gonna do if you can see
it's, I'm gonna go a little bit of an angle.
You see that?
So, it's a spear like that.
I'm not, he's not wearing any goggles
I'm just gonna go like that to show
you the mechanic of it.
Okay, so, it's slowly.
Like that.
In reality it's a finger jab.
But for now, I'm gonna do it like that.
Right?
Now, on the other hand if it's more this way?
Then it makes no sense for me to go there
'cause then I'm getting hit.
Then it's also too far.
So, then my Biu Gee, my Biu Sao is gonna be more like this.
So, feel the mechanic.
It's more like that.
Very difficult to block.
Imagine, he take, maybe he's trying to block
this way and he's got his hand here.
Very difficult to block this is not a punch.
It's a finger.
It gives me that extra few inches right there, right?
Now on the other hand if I'm very good
meaning I've practiced this.
I don't need to go around, I can just go up.
You see how I knock him back?
One more time.
I knock him back.
With my Biu Sao right there
and if that's not enough.
Let's say he's also very good, he blocks
my Biu Sao from this angle, right here.
Here?
Can do another Biu Sao.
So, it looks like this.
See that, one more time.
Here, here, see here?
So, it looks like a fucking snake, right?
So, it's, he blocks.
Pay attention to this.
This.
And I can still do this way so, it looks something like.
This, right?
From here.
Very very dangerous.
It's all eyes and throat.
It feels like a snake, right?
- Yeah. - Say what the hell is this?
- Cobra!
- Cobra, it's exactly how it is.
Another thing you can do is also
very powerful technique when you're losing!
When you're losing.
Biu Gee the third form is advance
but it's actually still in first form
is for you when you're winning.
The second two forms (speaking in a foreign language)
and Biu Gee is for when you're losing a fight
it's interesting, so imagine
remember the Bong Sau we talked about before.
This, right?
Holy fucking shit what should I do?
Right?
What's next?
Now, I can do my typical lap chun stuff like that.
What is more, say someone, I just, it's a blur
I don't wanna fucking, what's going on?
(hand slaps) I just do a Biu Sao.
I don't know what's going on, I just go up.
I'm gonna get something.
But you see you can't see it because
your vision only sees this, right?
It's easy to see.
You do not see this.
This you don't see, this you don't see.
And when I'm attacking multiple times
and when I have sensitivity, right?
Damn.
Unless you feel it and you can see it, it's very powerful.
It's got speed, it's got power.
It's also good defense, I can feel this way, right?
This way, right, on the other hand here, right?
I'm here, right?
(hand slaps)
Right there, you see that?
Right there and I'm not doing any thrust.
Reality, it would be more this, right?
Right here, and from there you go back
to whatever technique that you have.
So when you combine it with like stuff yourself, right?
When you have fat sao, we have like chop,
we you have gan sao, all this stuff.
That's why when you see Wing Chun
there's nothing passive about it.
There's nothing, oh I think I'll wait
for that tan sam, now do the gan sam.
Fuck that shit.
It's all attack.
You don't move, I'm hitting.
It's I'm hitting if you put something in front of me.
If some kind of obstacle,
I'm gonna redirect, I'm gonna hit.
It's only hit, you hit, you hit, you hit and you finally
decide different drill we do.
We're hitting, we're hitting, we're feeling.
We wanna sense the opening.
If, it's funny, what's, remember long time ago,
I'm talking about Si Fu.
Si Fu, what if they're not blocking me?
Like, they're not doing this shit?
What should I do?
You just fucking go jab the eye what's the problem?
It's just that!
Oh, okay!
'Cause also I need to do the Bong Sun, Bong, no.
When you did the emptiness, there's the open.
Spark, opening?
(hand slaps) You just go.
Oh, then what happens then?
If this, keeps this an opening, you keep hitting.
If there's something in front of you,
you move it move it away and you keep hitting.
Oh, then what do you do?
You keep hitting until he doesn't move.
Okay, I got this, right?
He said that's the Wing Chun, that's a true Wing Chun
that's why it's a, a very deadly art,
it's assassination art.
There's nothing nice about this.
There's nothing fair about this.
Especially for smaller guys, when I'm not.
Why would I wanna trade punches.
When I can have this spear at this
much faster, much more deadly,
much more difficult to defend.
You might thinking, I'm gonna trade punches.
Fuck man I'm gonna hit.
I just jab you this.
What the fuck?
You are not training when someone's jabbing your throat.
When you're boxing he's gonna throw a punch
he's gonna, I'm gonna hit man, hit him.
Bam, bam, bam!
You're not expecting this.
You're definitely not expecting this.
And you're not expecting that.
You're not expecting this, right?
You're not expecting that, right?
You're not expecting all this stuff.
That's what I'm talking about.
There you go.
Biu Sao practice very carefully
if you're gonna practice with a partner,
ideally wear a goggle.
'Cause I've seen stuff that you don't wanna know.
Like gouge, you don't want to do that to your partner
you have no partner left, right?
No more training buddy.
So, make sure you train with safety
wear one of those undestructible goggles
we have those when we practice.
Here I'm just using palm 'cause of good control.
Be very, very careful.
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