Double Tan Sau Transitions, Jut Sau, and Palm Strike – Tactile Density & Flow

In Lesson 25, we continue building from the Bong Sau–Tan Sau rolling cycle, transitioning into Double Tan Sau, followed by a seamless flow into Jut Sau and a palm attack. This progression sharpens your ability to move with structure, responsiveness, and intent—all while deepening your tactile connection.
🥋 What You’ll Learn:
• Transitioning from rolling cycle into Double Tan Sau
• Executing a smooth transfer into Jut Sau and forward palm strike
• Practicing a unique method of depositing Double Tan Sau after delivering an upper lying palm
🔍 Training Emphasis: Tactile Density & Wrist Control
Each new lesson continues to increase tactile density, challenging your ability to interpret and respond through wrist and palm interplay. By focusing on continuous contact and structured transitions, you’ll strengthen:
• Wrist maneuverability under pressure
• Force redirection and control through the palms
• Simultaneous attack and defense in close-range contact
This lesson enhances your ability to move from defensive structures to attacking opportunities with precision, while maintaining energy flow and spatial awareness—hallmarks of high-level Wing Chun wooden dummy training.