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Chi Sau - the sticking hands
Chi Sau(øu¤â), or 'Sticking Hands', is the backbone of Wing Chun and the training that bridges the forms and free-fighting. Rather than sparring, Chi Sau gives two practitioners the opportunity to test and explore each other's strengths and weaknesses, allowing a unique and unplanned learning process to take place. Chi Sau practice should be viewed as a game rather than a competition. Chi Sau helps to hone footwork, reflexes, positioning, techniques, energy and the automatic response to a situation for which Wing Chun has become famous. Chi Sau has some similarities to Tai Chi's pushing hands.

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