Why Moving First Wins Every Time @masterwong101
Why Moving First Wins Every Time  @masterwong101
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Master Wong demonstrates effective martial arts training techniques for controlling and upsetting an opponent's balance. This video focuses on practical self-defence, showing how to block a kick and then move the opponent to gain control. Learn these principles of kung fu to improve your reaction time and maintain composure in challenging situations.
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