You can link all the four sequences of Combat Sequences 1 to 4 into a continuous attack. Amongst other benefits, this helps to review all the four sequences learnt.

You can link Combat Sequences 5 to 8 into a continuous attack. Your opponent will be overwhelmed by the variety of techniques.

You can link Combat Sequences 9 to 12 together in a continuous attack. Please note that the video clips shows up to Sequence 11 only. These attacks focus on kicks. But unlike in Taekwondo, in kungfu the practitioner opens the ways for kicks with hand attacks.

Participants often slow down for some specific purposes. Slowing down does not mean that the participants would neglect their form and force.

Ben links Combat Sequences 13 and 14 into a continuous flow. After Sequence 13 which ends with the right leg mode, how would Ben continue with Sequence 14 which starts with the left leg mode?

You can change from the right leg mode at the end of Sequence 14 to the left leg mode at the start of Sequence 15. The initiator presses in with the next attack after “Precious Duck”, without waiting for the responder to execute a “Black Tiger” according to the prescribed sequence. In other words, after “Precious Duck” the initiator continues with Sequence 15. This is an example of “Subtraction and Addition”. The initiator subtracts a pattern from Sequence 14, and adds Sequence 15 to it.

Grandmaster Wong pauses to explain some points but Sifu Jamie continues to attack. He almost catches Grandmaster Wong off-guard but due to his good training the grandmaster recovers himself and turns the table back on Sifu Jamie instead, winning impromptu loud applaud from the participants.

The initiator starts with two sequences with the option to subtract or add, after which the responder continues with one sequence also with the option to subtract and add.