S23E13 Don't Leave A Gap On Center

Skilled wing chun people don't need much room to hit the center so making sure your punch is on center is critically important. Learn this simple method to verify that you have no gap on the centerline. [Wing Chun Classes, Books, Online Course at www.waiskungfu.com]
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I feel like lessons learned in one context should be considered as relevant in other areas of training. For example, what is the standard for keeping non-punching hand forms (i.e. pak da, taan sau, bong, sau, etc.) on the centerline? The knuckles don't seem to be sufficient as a standard, so surely there is something that is relevant to both the punches as well as the other hand forms. I wonder what it could be.