CHANGING LEG MODES AND BRIDGING GAPS
Course participants use Shaolin Kungfu in spontaneous sparring
When you add a sequence to another sequence, you may have to make some footwork adjustments. Two common adjustments are changing leg modes and bridging gaps. Be sure to cover your opponent adequately when you attack. Footwork adjustments are also necessary when responding to an opponent's moves.
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| Adjusting Footwork | Continuation by Responder | Adjusting Footwork |
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| Add One Sequence | Husband and Wife |
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| Husband and Wife | Spontaneous Sparring | Spontaneous Sparring |
We wish to thank Dr Damian Kissey and the Kissey Family, the honorary organizers, for taking meticulous care to make sure every course participant is happy and comfortable.
We also wish to thank Mr Godfery Kissey of Ogingo Videography, Penampang, Sabah, Malaysia for kindly provideing us with the videos. Godfery is also a member of our Shaolin Wahnam Family. His telephone number is 60-88-731788, and e-mail address is godfery@pc.jaring.my.
Changing Leg Modes and Bridging Gaps from Wong Kiew Kit on Vimeo.
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