As Sifu Riccardo Salvatore moves to Grandmaster Wong's back, Grandmaster Wong moves forward, turns around and sinks back his stance to neutralize the attack

Would you like to be behind your opponent in combat. Obviously you can remarkably inrease your chance of beating him if you can do so. You can learn this skill here. It is important to cover yourself against possible surprised attacks while you move to the back of your opponent. You also learn how to neutralize if your opponent succeeds in getting to you back. Grandmaster Wong and Sifu Jeffrey also show how participants of other schools may perform their Pushing Hands.

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Pushing from Back	Adjusting Step	Pushing from Back

Solo Performance	Insufficient Reach	Foot Movement

Foot Movement	Defence against Back Push	Sinking Back

Left Mode	Body Movement	Other Schools