Quote Originally Posted by Scrap View Post
As long as the knees are bent there isnt a problem. About the chin, it should not be down more than 15 degrees, where it should be is back. Why 2 reasons both with the same reasons. 1 stops the diaphragm from working by up to 50% chin back opens the airways, watch an opera singer. Plus it gives good posture, the heads in the place it should be, so you are not wasting energy by the shoulders supporting the head.
Which is what he makes us do, however I've never seen this kind of technique before like when he throws the right hand the shoulders don't go across the knees even stranger when he throws the RH the right heel barely lifts off the floor resting on the balls of feet it also apprears that his back is so straight that it's almost leaning slightly backwards, with the chin bent 15% like you said. This a very new style because we're taught to kick the heel over coming up onto our toes.