Combination 108

Description from  Rob Johnson of Bolton Martial Arts Club

My friend Chris and I have been training diligently to transform the combinations to an understandable format. We came out swinging with combination 108. We had some debates based on whether it was best to have the initial right strike be followed by a second right strike, but decided to run it as written. In some of the future videos we are going to adjust the technique. Some writeups may have had typos, I may have transcribed or paraphrased the technique incorrectly, or for some other reason the technique just didn’t work as written. Let me know I’m doing it wrong by sending me a video of you doing it right. (I know the beginning is a repeat of the teaser trailer, but it seemed to make sense in case someone didn’t bother to see it.)

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Not to steal my own thunder, Combination 96

In this Tiger/Crane seminar, Fred Villari appears to be teaching combination 96. In fact, if you watch the whole video, he seems to be workshopping many of the high 90’s.

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A new Beginning

It’s been over 20 years for the site. It’s been 20 years of the technique archive. We’ve reached a plateau – over the last few years only a few new combination videos have come in. We’ve taken matters into our own hands. My friend Chris Hatch and I have spent the last many months reverse engineering the higher level combinations from the written descriptions that we have. We’re going to record them and upload them as we feel they are ready to populate the archive. Stay tuned for some new content! By the way, if you want to critique them, feel free to send in a video on how to do it the right way.

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