TURNING A WEAKNESS INTO A STRENGTH

How would you counter a chin-na technique like this?
If all other things were equal, chin-na is the nemesis of Wing Choon Kungfu, because it is disadvantageous for a small-sized person to be gripped. But a good Wing Choon practitioner can turn a weakness into a strength. This is what Grandmaster Wong asks the course participants to do. He shows them a formdiable chin-na technique and ask them work out the counters on their own. The participants responses are excellent.
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Gripping Opponent's Elbow | Gripping Opponent's Elbow | Breaking Elbow |
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Breaking Shin | Felling Opponent | Felling Opponent |
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Felling Opponent | Jabbing Throat |
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Breaking Ribs | Sinking Bridge | Thrust at Throat |
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