No, no... from the speed of his punches, it's possible he's practicing Wing Chun.
He doesn't dishonor the Ye family name.
However, scientifically speaking, this type of heavy punch attack belongs to the most extreme burst activity, relying mainly on the ATP in the muscles for energy, which is in very short supply, enough to sustain only about 6 to 8 seconds. Even with specialized training, it's very difficult to exceed 15 seconds.
Therefore, once continuous burst attacks surpass this duration, ATP will be completely depleted, and the body will enter anaerobic respiration for energy, causing a sudden drop in the intensity of movement. Compared to before, it can only be described as weak and powerless.
That's why even boxers typically do not conduct all-out attacks for longer than 8 seconds. Afterwards, they either clench with their opponent to stall for time or retreat to regain their strength, until their energy stores are replenished enough to launch another attack.
