Fantastic video, I'm a beginner & my classes have been stopped due to covid 19, I've built my own dummy and your tutorials will help sharpen what I've already learnt, so thank you so much 🙏
Thank you for your comment Scott, Good to hear you found the video useful and well done building your own dummy. Shows a determination to train. Enjoy your training and stay tuned. Much more coming! Best regards, Neil Parris
Cheers for this amazing video! Sifu, please can you tell me how to make one's wooden dummy less noisy if one's living in a flat? So as not to disturb one's neighbours, you know...
Big fan, I built my own dummy a year ago, kinda lost love for it when I could find proper training on it, only little training when I also did my regular training... after watching your vids, I love training with it again. Looking for to more.. Do you have a online class, one just TH-cam? I’ve been training nunchucks online for a about 8 months, when I’m done all my lessons I want to incorporate wing chun to part of my kung fu training. If not, these are fantastic!! Thank you
Hi Sean A, congratulations on building your dummy and thank you for your comment. I'm currently working on some new content so plenty more videos on the way. Afraid I don't do online classes at present but if there is a topic you'd like to see me cover here on TH-cam I'll do my best to make it happen. I wish you all the best with your current nunchuku training and Wing Chun in the future. Best regards, Neil Parris
Hi Tristram, there are a few good places to go although stock has been non-existent during the pandemic. Its worth trying Pagoda imports (UK), or everything wing chun (US). The one in the video is from Pagoda.
Hi huaxzhang, thank you for your comment. I Personally don't use rattan rings as the user needs to apply outward pressure (from the shoulders) as apposed to forward energy (from the body unit) while using them. I know of many others who find them useful, but they've never been something I'm interested in. Like any training aid, there usefulness will ultimately depend on your focus so I'm sure they have their place, but it's totally different to what you get with a wooden dummy.
You meant EVEN more right? Yea i agree with you but still practicing the dummy for development, unless you can find someone every day that's willing to let you play with their arms and legs till you master a certain part of the style 🤷🏾♂️
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All the videos of Mr.Paris are in-depth and easy to understand. He takes the chinese taboo out of the wooden dummy and makes it more universal.
Fantastic video, I'm a beginner & my classes have been stopped due to covid 19, I've built my own dummy and your tutorials will help sharpen what I've already learnt, so thank you so much 🙏
Thank you for your comment Scott, Good to hear you found the video useful and well done building your own dummy. Shows a determination to train. Enjoy your training and stay tuned. Much more coming!
Best regards,
Neil Parris
Those dummies cost a fortune
Love the enthusiasm
Your passion for the art comes through very clearly from the way you explain the fundamentals. Thank you.
Thank you for your very kind comments Derrick. I'm glad you liked the video.
@@CentralWingChun It was great! Any plans for a video on the 108/116 techniques on the mook jong?
Thank you for sharing all that good detail!
Thank you for your comment. Glad to hear the video is useful to you.
Another great video. The hips stood out to me and the sun analogy was 👌
Thanks Grant. 👍
Great Videos bruv! Product of ip man and im learning a lot from u and i appreciate it❤️
Good analogy of the sun.
Thank you.
Brilliant stuff, so much useful detail that’ll definitely help my training 💜
Happy to hear that. Train well!
Again, very thoughtful explanations. It makes it so much easier to learn and go forward if you're able to understand wht you're doing. Thank you!
You're very welcome! Thanks for your kind comments.
These are good vids and good explaning every move,this helps me wel.Thank you sir.and now practicetime :)
Happy to help!
Cheers for this amazing video! Sifu, please can you tell me how to make one's wooden dummy less noisy if one's living in a flat? So as not to disturb one's neighbours, you know...
Where did you get your dummy? I've been looking to get one that will fit in a room about the same size as in your video.
You should try shifting or mouse stepping
Big fan, I built my own dummy a year ago, kinda lost love for it when I could find proper training on it, only little training when I also did my regular training... after watching your vids, I love training with it again. Looking for to more..
Do you have a online class, one just TH-cam? I’ve been training nunchucks online for a about 8 months, when I’m done all my lessons I want to incorporate wing chun to part of my kung fu training.
If not, these are fantastic!! Thank you
Hi Sean A, congratulations on building your dummy and thank you for your comment. I'm currently working on some new content so plenty more videos on the way. Afraid I don't do online classes at present but if there is a topic you'd like to see me cover here on TH-cam I'll do my best to make it happen. I wish you all the best with your current nunchuku training and Wing Chun in the future.
Best regards,
Neil Parris
Thanks for this Neil - do you have a recommend wooden dummy for home practice? Where did you get yours?
Hi Tristram, there are a few good places to go although stock has been non-existent during the pandemic. Its worth trying Pagoda imports (UK), or everything wing chun (US). The one in the video is from Pagoda.
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Asking the core question, not chasing shadows ...
Thank you for watching Marcos
For those who hesitate or can't afford a wooden dummy, what's your view of using rattan ring as training aid? Useful? Problematic?
Hi huaxzhang, thank you for your comment. I Personally don't use rattan rings as the user needs to apply outward pressure (from the shoulders) as apposed to forward energy (from the body unit) while using them. I know of many others who find them useful, but they've never been something I'm interested in. Like any training aid, there usefulness will ultimately depend on your focus so I'm sure they have their place, but it's totally different to what you get with a wooden dummy.
Do sparring with real fighters will ẹnhance your skills ever more.
You meant EVEN more right? Yea i agree with you but still practicing the dummy for development, unless you can find someone every day that's willing to let you play with their arms and legs till you master a certain part of the style 🤷🏾♂️