So as you can see this is one handed or one arm chisau blindfolded chisau sorry. The one on the left is using a fuxau jutsau strike and the one on the right is starting out with a taansau palm strike bong sao. The one on the right is doing the steps that the person on the left was doing in vice versa. And they just need to be able to maintain contact there's no footwork. It's pretty determined so they both know what the other person is going to do. So it should be pretty simple for them to flow through it. And they are both blindfolded so they have to feel what the other person is doing. Get ready for the opening. Feel the attack. Be able to deflect it properly. Pretty simple stuff for them at least. And here now they are doing cross arm single arm chisau blindfolded. It's also predetermined and this particular technique uses footwork. And as you can imagine when you are blindfolded and moving around with your feet it's much easier to lose contact especially when you are not relaxed. So these two are being a little bit more forceful most likely because they're afraid they're going to get hit. And this is a good shot because you can see their whole footwork, the whole body move. Alright so now they are starting to make some mistakes here that could be tired. But as you can tell they are kind of losing contact a little bit. They are not as flowing as smoothly. Yep, they are tensing up. And that was seafood. He just stepped in and kind of gave him a tip telling them that the only reason why they are losing contact is that they are too stiff and they need to be more relaxed. It is predetermined which means they both know exactly what the other person is going to do. So it should be simple enough for them to float through it as long as they maintain contact and they are sensitive and feeling what the other person is doing. And they've already started doing a lot better. And they're going quite a bit faster too. Okay so the next clip coming up is a double arm chisau. Predetermined also. The one blindfolded is being tested. The other person is not blindfolded. But in this sense I guess what is being tested on is just that he can be sensitive that he's not breaking contact. There is footwork involved but again all the attacks, the rotations, they are predetermined. So as long as he's relaxed, he's feeling sensitive then he should be able to deflect all the oncoming attacks and hopefully feel any openings from his opponent where he can try to strike him. And they're going pretty quick. And he's doing a good job. Flying through it is quick, good footwork balanced. Good job.