Ming teaches a Jun Fan JKD strike and kick entry that flow into a silat takedown. This technique is important because of elevation, angle, and range changes that can confuse an attacker. Want to help support our efforts to bring you high quality training videos? Please visit our Patreon page using the link below:
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