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㊙️VIPER KUEN JKD (A HYBRID SCIENCE) “Based off of the JUN-FAN trapping. We can utilize the “BUI-SAO” PAK-SAO-DA ENTRY on the first beat. My right arm does the “Cat of nine tails, meaning all fingers point in a triangle, and we touch the object like a “Bui-Gee” except has a “Crane Kung-Fu” feel, except longer. The thumb is tucked in middle palm. Ok, now, we know our weapon. So we go in or outside. 1. BEAT 1. We enter by split entry or outside entry. 2. BEAT 2. I’m throwing a ginger fist from the cross, this isn’t because a LEOPARD PAW strike has a ton of power, or it causes cuts, which it does. But the coverage of the elbow in particular is what we’re going for. SEE: FOOK-SAO 3. Now we launch the front lead CHEUNG CHOY (vertical fist) linear, direct, some refer to this strike as a CORNERSTONE OF JKD. Or possibly, the source. The essence. This is not far from the truth. Similarly, Madame Wing-Chun is all about the hit. The YUT GEE CHEUNG CHOY is a linear and direct disrupter punch. Land the pinky knuckle like a spike, elbow in tight. From the lead it will impact good enough to keep the combo rolling. 4. PING-CHOY-DA (A flat top boxing style hit using the bottom 3 horizontally.) this is an exploding punch. We don’t arm the weapon till it’s about to land. Exploding on contact is the whole key to this. Land the bottom 3 horizontally for one serious knockout shot. We train this combo so as to PIERCE THE BARRIERS right away. We collect both hands with this. Just try it. (DIRECTIONS) 1. FRONT HAND BUI SAO (target) closest eye or throat) “Right arm” 2. BACK HAND ARROW HAND (A KOP-CHOY) or GINGER FIST 3. STRAIGHT LEAD FRONT HAND 4. CROSS PUNCH PING-CHOY “All on all 4 strikes used as an entry, a means to an end. A toolbox if you will. A way to rtrsin your punches in tandem or a real combo. SON-TSI