8 Elbow Directions: Solo Form Training with Speed - Hokkien KunTao Mantis UK #traditionalmartialarts - Hokkien KunTao Mantis UK | 1.3K views

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8 Elbow Directions: Solo Form Training with Speed - Hokkien KunTao Mantis UK #traditionalmartialarts

Hokkien KunTao Mantis UK

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Published At: 2024-08-29 11:40:56 1y 2mo 5d ago
Video Description: Richard Elliot shows how Hokkien Kuntao Mantis uses solo drilling to take basic biomechanical attribute training from simple drilling to full expression of power. In this case, Richard shows flowing elbow strikes in eight directions slowly then with precision and speed. Whether you're training in traditional martial arts, combat sport or combatives, elbow techniques are vital. Richard is son-in-law of renowned UK Kung Fu teacher Gerry Tann who brought the art to the UK in the 70s. Subscribe for more martial arts tutorials and training tips #MartialArts #ElbowStrikes #SoloTraining #Kuntao #Silat #MuayThai #SpeedTraining #martialartstraining #MartialArts #KungFu #PrayingMantis #HokkienKunTao #GerryTann #RichardElliott #SelfDefense #TraditionalMartialArts #MartialArtsTutorial #CombatTraining #MartialArtsTechniques #HolisticMartialArts #MartialArtsForms #MartialArtsCommunity #martialartsjourney Disclaimer: The techniques and demonstrations shared in these videos are for educational purposes only. Always train safely and consult with a qualified instructor before attempting these movements. #selfdefense #martialarts #kungfu #kuntaomantis #realistictraining About Me https://kuntaomantis.carrd.co/ 🎨 Support the Channel – Explore My NFT Artwork Your support helps keep this channel alive and sharing valuable martial arts content. Check out my Renaissance-inspired NFT collection on OpenSea. Each piece is a unique blend of classical art and modern creativity. 🔗 Browse and support here: https://opensea.io/collection/renaissance-inspired Thank you for watching, and for supporting both martial arts and the arts.