Thanks for your kind words Tyler. Its a great training tool, and its sad alot of wing chun people dismiss it as a fad. Imho The jook wan huen and luk wan (iron or wood roller) are integral to building real world skills. Best wishes from ireland.
Great video here. The ring is a wonderful training tool. It is really applicable to far more than wing chun too. Just a great tool to help in most any gung fu system I know.
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 Yes I totally agree and would be happy to see bagua stuff with it. There are very few videos (that I know of) on using it with bagua. Keep up the great videos!
I've had a solid steel version of this large ring for about 30 years now (bought from Shaolin Way, a shop in London's China town). I use it for the same sort of power generation techniques and for arm conditioning. As with the small 'single arm' rings. Over time, you can add more rings (for strength exercises). Sadly I can't find these larger (solid steel) rings in any shops nowadays (even online). You have to go to a specialist metal merchant to get something similar. peace.
@@giuliancity2507 id also say for when travelling,,without partner or training in confined spaces. The red boat wing chun people say the rattan ring was used for training hand sets while in cramped conditions on board a opera junk boat.
@@macewindu1515 ill do a video on it in the near future, but in nutshell, circle straight, soft hard, ying yang is the the essence of martial tactics. Wing chun uses elbows for striking, check some of my other videos. I have chosen not to show some the elbow strikes with the use of the jook wan. The setups with the ring are a bit more complex. This video was a basic introduction video. Thanks for watching
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 i am not here for training.. i am here to ask you why you do things opposite than the system i designed to be used and then still say and claim and call it the same.... some sort of fake news ?
Im not a big fan of this ring. You can easily loose forward pressure which is a main principle in wing chun. To keep the ring in place you apply forces to the sides and the ring doesn't simulate tje force coming to you. But if it works for you, Im happy for you 😂
I think one thing HK wc lost compared to the mainland wc is the sei ging, tan tou fou cham (吞吐浮沉; swallow-spit-float-sink). The bigger ring actually helps isolate the delts, lats, and core muscles quite alot for the delivery of force.
@cortocombateeskrima1799 you are right about that. My opinion is the Ip Man was not motivated to teach but forced by poverty. I think he knew way more than he taught to his students... but it's history. The big ring might be actually good as you mentioned. If someone trains a lot by himself it can do the job. Still not a big fan of it 😂
Thats fine, i know i can use it. Also, its usually considered poor etiquette to put some ones skills down, without even having met them. Good luck on your journey.
Well said, great video.
thanks for the kind words Bobbe, best wishes from ireland
Most impressive, I'm please you've made the Jook wan skills yours. Best Regards from - Sifu Rea
Thanks for your kind words Tyler. Its a great training tool, and its sad alot of wing chun people dismiss it as a fad. Imho The jook wan huen and luk wan (iron or wood roller) are integral to building real world skills. Best wishes from ireland.
@tylerrea2568 are you still teaching?
@@longseskrima-gungfu Yes I am, - Wishing you Great Success in your Training.
Great video here. The ring is a wonderful training tool. It is really applicable to far more than wing chun too. Just a great tool to help in most any gung fu system I know.
Been meaning to edit down some of the big rings uses in other styles, inc chang quan, bagua etc, its a great and adaptable tool
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 Yes I totally agree and would be happy to see bagua stuff with it. There are very few videos (that I know of) on using it with bagua. Keep up the great videos!
I've had a solid steel version of this large ring for about 30 years now (bought from Shaolin Way, a shop in London's China town).
I use it for the same sort of power generation techniques and for arm conditioning.
As with the small 'single arm' rings. Over time, you can add more rings (for strength exercises).
Sadly I can't find these larger (solid steel) rings in any shops nowadays (even online).
You have to go to a specialist metal merchant to get something similar.
peace.
Yep, Shaolin Way was a great shop, called in there a few times visiting london and chatted with the owner yap leong
Hard to find a decent set of shaolin steel ring weights without breaking the bank these days as well
Hi Amazon has a power ring that's 10 lbs bala power ring.
Seems this was used before chi sao was introduced
@@giuliancity2507 id also say for when travelling,,without partner or training in confined spaces. The red boat wing chun people say the rattan ring was used for training hand sets while in cramped conditions on board a opera junk boat.
Tell me... whe do you work in circles when the system is made for straight lines?
Why do you use your hands, when the system is made for elbows?
Not all of wing chun is straight lines. Mainland wing chun has alot of circles and double hand moves.
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 jeeeesus
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 it is made in straight lines... therefor the circles is wierd.. so why do you use your hands when its made for elsbows...?
@@macewindu1515 ill do a video on it in the near future, but in nutshell, circle straight, soft hard, ying yang is the the essence of martial tactics.
Wing chun uses elbows for striking, check some of my other videos.
I have chosen not to show some the elbow strikes with the use of the jook wan. The setups with the ring are a bit more complex.
This video was a basic introduction video. Thanks for watching
@@cortocombateeskrima1799 i am not here for training.. i am here to ask you why you do things opposite than the system i designed to be used and then still say and claim and call it the same.... some sort of fake news ?
Im not a big fan of this ring. You can easily loose forward pressure which is a main principle in wing chun. To keep the ring in place you apply forces to the sides and the ring doesn't simulate tje force coming to you. But if it works for you, Im happy for you 😂
I think one thing HK wc lost compared to the mainland wc is the sei ging, tan tou fou cham (吞吐浮沉; swallow-spit-float-sink). The bigger ring actually helps isolate the delts, lats, and core muscles quite alot for the delivery of force.
@cortocombateeskrima1799 you are right about that. My opinion is the Ip Man was not motivated to teach but forced by poverty. I think he knew way more than he taught to his students... but it's history. The big ring might be actually good as you mentioned. If someone trains a lot by himself it can do the job. Still not a big fan of it 😂
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Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
he's showing ... nevermind if ya don't know ya don't know
I did a lot of wing chun and used it on the street. That does not look useful to me! For those interested search a good yip ching Lineage teacher!
Thats fine, i know i can use it. Also, its usually considered poor etiquette to put some ones skills down, without even having met them. Good luck on your journey.