Chin Na or grappling skills lock out an opponent’s muscle or joint to render them unable to attack temporarily.
In almost every Chinese Kung Fu training, Chin Na is the standard self-defense approach. Even international close-combat martial arts, such as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu are inspired by the technique.
At KUNGFU REPUBLIC, we teach our students how to get out of and force the opponents into locks, traps, and holds.
Every attack can differ, but by identifying 36 joints and pressure points, Chin Na trainees can defuse any threat.
China Na training extends beyond tournaments and combats. It can come in handy in any real-life situation.
When faced with a threat, several Chin Na techniques can be used:
To implement these techniques, our free online Kung Fu training focuses on improving the accuracy, steadiness, and swiftness of the student.
Knowing how to protect yourself is an empowering feeling.
At KUNGFU REPUBLIC, the most experienced and renowned martial arts experts pass on their self-defense training to students.
Men and women; young people and adults; all can benefit from our online Kung Fu training.
© Wang Yunkuo 2016
© Wang Yunkuo 2016
