As a young lad taking martial arts, the instructor had a wooden dummy in the dojo. Intrigued by Bruce Lee and wing chun, I photocopied the moves from a instructional handbook I had of Yip Man and posted them by the dummy. I would spend an hour after class practising and memorizing the moves. What amazed me the most is how much it toughened your forearms and hands. To the point you could REALLY slam those arms without pain or bruising. I'm 64 years old but the memories last forever.
Many people , usually those who haven’t been taught this form , typically dont get it or understand its purpose. The gentleman demonstrating clearly understands the purpose of each movement. And therefore practises each movement carefully and with precision. 👍🏻👍🏻
Great angle showing great hand placement and techniques, one of the best videos I've seen on youtube so far showing clean and proper version of this form . Very helpful thank you.
Eddie Hsueh you r so easily pleased. 1st off, the woodman is too high for him promoting bad shoulder habits if he got used to it. That also explained why he shrugs, un-grounded and no has no energy from the stance. Badly setup woodman as the whole wood frame moves with woodman, he is no training power with the help of the woodman springs !!
This is damn near exactly how I learned this a years ago, it's great to see such a similar style and a great demonstration for me to re-learn. Thank you!
Thank you so much I'm so near to having the entire form memorized and my jong was delivered only a few days ago. Until now I always had to build them and they never lasted long. Back then I was just freestyle not understanding how much I needed the nessicary movements. And I'm not kidding now my freestyle is insane as of last night! It just happened out of nowhere it was like a whole other world opened up right in front of me! And that's definitely Sifu Ip Mans form I've come to recognize it. I see so many fakes on youtube trying to pass off random movements as his form and I can tell it's not right just by the way they open their form. And again thank you I've nearly got the last set memorized! :)
@@zaimakmal4503 you could get *some benefit* if you had a dummy and looked about the classical and non-classical uses of the dummy. This is what I did. Then drill with a partner the applications of the moves. (I know teaching from a master is ideal etc. etc. but not every one has access to that). There are diverse uses of the dummy. Some (Wing Chun practitioners especially), interpret it classically and think that there is the one *only* way to use it. Some are very diverse in their use of it e.g. Joseph Simonet. You choose your path.
Understanding the structure of those deflections will make it worth while. Once u know that you're good to go. The dummy is like a mirror.. perfect for training alone
I know this was a year ago, but. If you had really, really good feel for body structure, power generation and subtlety then maybe. You wont have any real feedback for if you end up developing bad habits or how to correct them, which is really dangerous. Both in a fight and for long term health. It's totally worth finding a good instructor
You cant start doing wooden dummy straight away my dude. You gotta learn the forms first. Its like mathematics. You have to learn addition and subtraction first to learn multiplication and division. You have to be a 2nd technician to start learning the dummy. You gotta kearn siu nim tao. Chum kiu then biu tze.
Wing Chun amazing martial arts in any other form of martial arts in karate and martial arts like to do taekwondo do all the amazing and their own unique style away 💪😉👍
there is one form. and this is the one. mook yan jong. it is supposed to contain 116 moves. However, between lineages there may be differences, so you will never get bored - just explore the differences when the moment come. Each lineage has a reason. When that gets boring there are plenty of drills you can use the dummy for the form is just a bridge, it is not the destination. With everything you do on the wooden man - imagine to work a real man while you do it, and while you think of own drills. the wooden man teaches you simultaneus strikes/deflects, it can teach you to turn, it can teach you to apply forward force w/o losing balance, it hardenes your bones, it teaches you distance etc etc etc you can take experiences from the partner drill back to the dummy and vice versa.
Thank you! While there are variations between different schools and different teachers, there is just one wooden dummy form in Wing Chun. This particular demonstration is from Ip Man's lineage, as taught by his son Ip Chun.
@@fundamentalgungfu brilliant video. I learnt wing chun under Sifu Victor Kan and then under Sifu Tam yiu Ming over many years. I took a break due to personal reasons, but after seeing your video I got the bug back so will be investing in a wooden dummy shortly. How different is your wing chun style to that of Grandmaster Leung Ting? Just curious. Thank you again.
Nope. The Wing Chun Wooden Dummy is a training tool for specific use - to help you improve fluidity in your movements, your tactile sensitivity, to understand distance, and to develop your ability to navigate your opponent's bridges. Training the Woody Dummy alone is not enough.
There's an old saying in Chinese Martial Arts that can be roughly translated as: "First comes your nerves. Second is your strength. Last is your Gung Fu." The ability to hold your own in a fight starts with your mindset, and your overall physical fitness. Your technique (aka "Gung Fu") is how you fight more efficiently and effectively. The techniques within the Wing Chun system are designed to be efficient and direct, and is often incorporated by many professional competitive fighters to their arsenal. No one system is going to be the ultimate answer - it's all about understanding yourself, taking what is useful, and learning where your limitations and ignorance lies.
In the book 116 wooden dummy techniques, the ending movement after the double gan sau is kau sau with tok sau. Then jut sau strike. Here it appears omitted going straight to jut sau strike
Ah, such a great classic text. The book is produced by Leung Ting, who studied with the Ip family. However, it's his translation of the Dummy Form with help from Ip Chun. However, if you watch Ip Chun's actual teaching from his father, and the archived footage of Ip Man's performance, you'll find that it's the version demonstrated in this video.
The hardest part to doing anything is getting started. My sifu started me with the Wing Chun Stance, and chain punches. The stance is how you understand your rooting, which is important for power. Every arm movement in the system is a derivative of the straight "Rushing Sun" vertical punch. Training your chain punches properly will teach you proper elbow positioning, how to use power, and how to connect your upper body movements to your stance. Once you're comfortable with your stance and your straight punches, start with Siu Nim Tao, which roughly translates to "The Little Idea." It's the very first and most fundamental empty-hand form in Wing Chun, in which you will learn all of the major physical vocabulary you'll need to take on the Wing Chun system as a whole. Hope this helps!
Use the framed one. A little movement gives you a a better tactile feedback -also humans on the street are not stading with their feet in concrete sockets either.
@@Edwin_Lam I prefer the frame if you have the space, though it is more costly than a stand-alone jong. The one I am using in this video is the PVC Dummy from EverythingWingChun.com (www.everythingwingchun.com/pvc-wing-chun-dummies-jongs-s/281.htm) It's cheaper than all-wood, and has taken a ton of beating from me and my students over the last 3 years with no signs of damage. Definitely recommend.
@@Edwin_Lam I live in Finnland, northern Europe - i will never be able to afford one shipped from Foshan. So i found a german Carpenter/Seller on Ebay: Dont be shy, i am sure he speaks english www.ebay.de/sch/holzpuppenmanufaktur_christianwrede/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
I wonder if there is such a thing as that dummy being in steel or aluminium? Im living in an apartment block where walls are thin. The impact sounds may disturb next door neighbours & also the one living directly below.
@jbdoggy Great question! The dummy body in this video is PVC - I haven't seen any in production for steel or aluminum. The holes are cut a little bigger than the arms, and it's that give which allows it to knock about and make a bunch of noise. Maybe line the arms or hole with strips or foam, or plug it with some old t-shirts? :)
Thks for the reply. PVC? Interesting! i was half expecting it to be only wood as the name muk yan jong has been used & known for ages. Having any other material other than wood, then it technically isnt muk yan anymore! Imagine.... tit yan! lol
There is a steel one on Amazon, a free-standing wooden dummy; which won't make as much sound as the others due to it's design. While I want to build my own traditional Mook Jong, I love the one I bought and it is fairly priced [$300 USD]. www.amazon.com/AugustaPro-Iron-Body-Dummy-Hardwood/dp/B01NGTKJPF/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2KQPC2619SAZX&dchild=1&keywords=wooden+dummy+wing+chun+dummy&qid=1575601080&sprefix=wooden+dummy++win%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-1
I miss my friend Kenan , who showed me Wing Chun...before I had low confidence, and I felt good and empowered by his one on one training...I went to a Wing Chun class they showed me forms,etc with little one on one training that made me feel bad ....so please take my advise, when a student quits, in many cases, you failed him.....the spirit of martial arts is love of what your doing , nothing else 💝💝😍
I know, I'm going to have to re-film this at some point! When I set up my camera, it was to record my practice for myself to study, so I could refine my movements, positioning, etc. Glad to see so many others finding this video useful!
...he also needs to tuck in his thumbs, on every movement...especially on a dummy, with arms placed 6 inches lower...to force him into a stance, with actual groundpower.
16/8/24 ayúdame dios mio para que sea yo una mujer igual a estas que aparecen en esta pantalla etc. y ayúdame dios mio a Aser mi prepa porque no la puedo Aser en México df ya me tronaron dos beses etc..asque llano me truenen dios mio ayúdame a adivinar para que cuentello con el certificado de prepa a mi nombre etc etc.. asi sea y asi sera amen amen me robaron mi selular pegenle al sr ho señora que lo robo en el pilar tlaco pan Tacuba cerca del metro tacuba y cobrenselo a sinco mil pesos en una sola paga etc todo ala brevedad etc.. ayudame dios mio para que seayo revivido igual y sirbayo igual ,asi sea amen
You must be a very happy person because they say that ignorance is bliss. Your statement demonstrates that you've never trained in Wing Chun or practiced with anyone who does.
@@Fubar_The_WEF I had Chang chuan kungfu training for several years, sir...so I know what I'm saying. How about you? Bruce Lee saw the weakness of kungfu so he modified it substantially. I'm a very happy person cuz I got out of the illusions that many masters in kungfu experienced with black eyes in the ring.
@@reyreyes6126 All martial arts have weaknesses. If there was one perfect martial art, we'd all be learning it. Wing Chun is intended to work in the street, not in the ring. I have trained for 19 years in Wing Chun under Sifu Shaun Rawcliffe. His Sifu is GM Ip Chun. I stuck with Wing Chun because it works in real world situations. My Sifu used to work in personal protection (body guarding). Quite a few of my Kung Fu brothers either work as doormen or policemen. It doesn't get more real than that. If you still don't believe Wing Chun works then take a look at this video. This is a Kung Fu brother of mine who was attacked at a petrol station, which was probably racially motivated. th-cam.com/video/G8FDsKcb2mY/w-d-xo.html
@@reyreyes6126 You obviously didn't read my last post nor watch the video. I train Wing Chun for self defence not competition. What makes you think that an MMA competition is in any way repesentative of a street fight? When did you last see MMA where there were 3 on 1 or where bottles or knives were involved. Where the ground isn't a smooth, clean, mat, but uneven with gravel, broken glass and dog shit. There are no referees and no illegal moves. Take a look at the dummy form video. At 0:13 man geng sao a neck pull but notice where the thumb is, perfect position for an eye gauge - illegal in MMA. At 0:42 fak sao; throat strike - illegal in MMA. At 1:11 a 90 degree kick against the knee joint, potentially breaking the leg at the knee - probably illegal, I'm not sure. At 1:50 jic gerk a front kick at groin height - illegal in MMA. You haven't trained in Wing Chun nor trained with anyone who has. Don't knock it until you've tried it.
As a young lad taking martial arts, the instructor had a wooden dummy in the dojo. Intrigued by Bruce Lee and wing chun, I photocopied the moves from a instructional handbook I had of Yip Man and posted them by the dummy. I would spend an hour after class practising and memorizing the moves. What amazed me the most is how much it toughened your forearms and hands. To the point you could REALLY slam those arms without pain or bruising. I'm 64 years old but the memories last forever.
Thank u for ur humble story and not boasting like others did
can you teach me some of the wing chun moves?
No@@ZenjirouKazumasa
@@moshpupps7921 like me,I'm 45 practitioner of ninjutsu,
It's not a dead art. Alot of people say it doesn't work anymore but it actually does. If you really know your shit, it works.
Well said
I’ve always loved how this form looks. Like it looks so robotic and people are like “that’s not effective” and then you do parts of it on them
Hahaha I know those types. My friend spared me in my back yard and he got frustrated. I learnt from books and Yip Chun only at that time.
Many people , usually those who haven’t been taught this form , typically dont get it or understand its purpose. The gentleman demonstrating clearly understands the purpose of each movement. And therefore practises each movement carefully and with precision. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@GrandMasterFren Holy shit so many Chinese dicksuckers in this comment sections. Just how much copium have you ingested?
@@GrandMasterFren what books did you read? I'd like to get into wing chun.
@@hansmemling2311 the books from the academy. Have fun!
I love listening to this with my eyes closed relaxing. It's nice to hear the strikes knowing they are done with great skill and practice
😂
Great angle showing great hand placement and techniques, one of the best videos I've seen on youtube so far showing clean and proper version of this form . Very helpful thank you.
Eddie Hsueh you r so easily pleased. 1st off, the woodman is too high for him promoting bad shoulder habits if he got used to it. That also explained why he shrugs, un-grounded and no has no energy from the stance. Badly setup woodman as the whole wood frame moves with woodman, he is no training power with the help of the woodman springs !!
love has no boundaries, i still love him, if you don't mind !
Thanks Eddie! Glad it was helpful. Filming an updated version soon...stay tuned!
😂💕Thank you for the support Ju. Love back at ya!
Ya no stance power but otherwise looks pretty great
Great job. I love the dummy in the background thats been made from a tree.
Thank you! The dummy in the back was a gift from a student
Aren't they all made from trees?
Even though I am from different lineage this video helped greatly in remembering my dummy set, thanks very much for showing here.
Thank for this short video and he's not talking 10 min for every move he does 😁
Right?? Hahaha thank you!
I am become a master of Wing Tsun with this video.
Thank you for such good camera work and excellent pace to watch and learn.
I also do the Foshan wooden dummy set so that I can practice longer and condition my striking points👍
I' m gonna buy one of those and yet It at home. Thanks!
Looks really good. If you have access to two cameras you should film a side and overhead angle. I bet you’d get a ton of views with that.
Started WC 2 weeks ago and...this seems like it's gonna take forever to learn.
This is the official 108 moves?
This is damn near exactly how I learned this a years ago, it's great to see such a similar style and a great demonstration for me to re-learn. Thank you!
Where can I learn wing chun??
Booah Bro, I swear i like This. 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼🎩
So clean movements 👍👍
I miss training Wing Chun. I studied a Westernised variant so was actually a bit better for self defense but it was so much fun
Thank you so much I'm so near to having the entire form memorized and my jong was delivered only a few days ago. Until now I always had to build them and they never lasted long. Back then I was just freestyle not understanding how much I needed the nessicary movements. And I'm not kidding now my freestyle is insane as of last night! It just happened out of nowhere it was like a whole other world opened up right in front of me! And that's definitely Sifu Ip Mans form I've come to recognize it. I see so many fakes on youtube trying to pass off random movements as his form and I can tell it's not right just by the way they open their form. And again thank you I've nearly got the last set memorized! :)
Glad this has been helpful to you in your training! Best of luck in your journey :)
Thank you for sharing this video. I like flow and relaxed nature.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it
Which lineage do you follow? It's good but looks a bit different. Thanks for the upload
Its almost exactly how ip man did it
That's right! Ip Man
very good ip man son
Is it beneficial in any way to only practise these wooden dummy forms found in youtube without any actual wing chun lesson irl from a master?
What I meant is basically self taught I guess
@@zaimakmal4503 you could get *some benefit* if you had a dummy and looked about the classical and non-classical uses of the dummy. This is what I did. Then drill with a partner the applications of the moves. (I know teaching from a master is ideal etc. etc. but not every one has access to that). There are diverse uses of the dummy. Some (Wing Chun practitioners especially), interpret it classically and think that there is the one *only* way to use it. Some are very diverse in their use of it e.g. Joseph Simonet. You choose your path.
Understanding the structure of those deflections will make it worth while. Once u know that you're good to go. The dummy is like a mirror.. perfect for training alone
I know this was a year ago, but. If you had really, really good feel for body structure, power generation and subtlety then maybe. You wont have any real feedback for if you end up developing bad habits or how to correct them, which is really dangerous. Both in a fight and for long term health. It's totally worth finding a good instructor
You cant start doing wooden dummy straight away my dude. You gotta learn the forms first. Its like mathematics. You have to learn addition and subtraction first to learn multiplication and division. You have to be a 2nd technician to start learning the dummy. You gotta kearn siu nim tao. Chum kiu then biu tze.
Excellent video !!!
Good work👨👦👦👍
Thank you so much 😀
Wing Chun amazing martial arts in any other form of martial arts in karate and martial arts like to do taekwondo do all the amazing and their own unique style away 💪😉👍
Come to Taiji Quan as well ... all the chinese martial arts are related and in some ways they are origin to a lot of japanese martial art to.
Very nicely done. Please tell me, which form is this, and how many forms of wooden dummy are there in all?
there is one form. and this is the one. mook yan jong. it is supposed to contain 116 moves.
However, between lineages there may be differences, so you will never get bored - just explore the differences when the moment come. Each lineage has a reason. When that gets boring there are plenty of drills you can use the dummy for the form is just a bridge, it is not the destination. With everything you do on the wooden man - imagine to work a real man while you do it, and while you think of own drills.
the wooden man teaches you simultaneus strikes/deflects, it can teach you to turn, it can teach you to apply forward force w/o losing balance, it hardenes your bones, it teaches you distance etc etc etc
you can take experiences from the partner drill back to the dummy and vice versa.
Thank you! While there are variations between different schools and different teachers, there is just one wooden dummy form in Wing Chun. This particular demonstration is from Ip Man's lineage, as taught by his son Ip Chun.
Oh dear!
@@fundamentalgungfu There is only one like you said. I learned from William Cheng.
@@fundamentalgungfu brilliant video. I learnt wing chun under Sifu Victor Kan and then under Sifu Tam yiu Ming over many years. I took a break due to personal reasons, but after seeing your video I got the bug back so will be investing in a wooden dummy shortly. How different is your wing chun style to that of Grandmaster Leung Ting? Just curious. Thank you again.
Can you perform in any order to familiarise each move?
😂😂😂 is this serious. Is That how you going to fight 😂
Nope. The Wing Chun Wooden Dummy is a training tool for specific use - to help you improve fluidity in your movements, your tactile sensitivity, to understand distance, and to develop your ability to navigate your opponent's bridges. Training the Woody Dummy alone is not enough.
@@fundamentalgungfu beautifully said .
Can be applied in street fight or MMA ?
Duh!
No. Learn how to wrestle.
No this is bullshit 😂😂😂
There's an old saying in Chinese Martial Arts that can be roughly translated as: "First comes your nerves. Second is your strength. Last is your Gung Fu." The ability to hold your own in a fight starts with your mindset, and your overall physical fitness. Your technique (aka "Gung Fu") is how you fight more efficiently and effectively. The techniques within the Wing Chun system are designed to be efficient and direct, and is often incorporated by many professional competitive fighters to their arsenal. No one system is going to be the ultimate answer - it's all about understanding yourself, taking what is useful, and learning where your limitations and ignorance lies.
Can you explain please step by step iwhat to learn it
In the book 116 wooden dummy techniques, the ending movement after the double gan sau is kau sau with tok sau. Then jut sau strike. Here it appears omitted going straight to jut sau strike
Ah, such a great classic text. The book is produced by Leung Ting, who studied with the Ip family. However, it's his translation of the Dummy Form with help from Ip Chun. However, if you watch Ip Chun's actual teaching from his father, and the archived footage of Ip Man's performance, you'll find that it's the version demonstrated in this video.
@@fundamentalgungfu Is this the entire form?
Hope I Can Learn Wing Chun Someday ^^✌🏻
Remember to spar every chance you get. If you don’t, Wing Chun will be useless
I hope i get bullied and a martial artist comes and saves me and starts to teach me wing chun
Learning it is fun
The hardest part to doing anything is getting started. My sifu started me with the Wing Chun Stance, and chain punches. The stance is how you understand your rooting, which is important for power. Every arm movement in the system is a derivative of the straight "Rushing Sun" vertical punch. Training your chain punches properly will teach you proper elbow positioning, how to use power, and how to connect your upper body movements to your stance.
Once you're comfortable with your stance and your straight punches, start with Siu Nim Tao, which roughly translates to "The Little Idea." It's the very first and most fundamental empty-hand form in Wing Chun, in which you will learn all of the major physical vocabulary you'll need to take on the Wing Chun system as a whole.
Hope this helps!
Thank you! Is it the 108 or the 116 form?
Very good very precise
Thank you thank you!
"How to defend yourself in a prison shower "
can you do next form pls
Just keep practicing this form it is most important form in whole wing chun syllabus. Keep practicing it as of you can and you will mster wing chun
How can I contact you
Would you recommend a wooden dummy on frame, like the one on the video, or a tripod one?
Use the framed one. A little movement gives you a a better tactile feedback -also humans on the street are not stading with their feet in concrete sockets either.
@@zoolkhan That's true. Thank you. Do you know where I can order a frame one?
@@Edwin_Lam I prefer the frame if you have the space, though it is more costly than a stand-alone jong. The one I am using in this video is the PVC Dummy from EverythingWingChun.com (www.everythingwingchun.com/pvc-wing-chun-dummies-jongs-s/281.htm)
It's cheaper than all-wood, and has taken a ton of beating from me and my students over the last 3 years with no signs of damage. Definitely recommend.
@@Edwin_Lam I live in Finnland, northern Europe - i will never be able to afford one shipped from Foshan.
So i found a german Carpenter/Seller on Ebay:
Dont be shy, i am sure he speaks english
www.ebay.de/sch/holzpuppenmanufaktur_christianwrede/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
I am pretty sure this is the only authentic wing Chun form on youtube right now
It’s perfect but ninja Nate is awesome too
😭 Thank you so much!!
No connection to your lower body for the vast majority of this, so you'll never hit with power.
❤️
I wonder if there is such a thing as that dummy being in steel or aluminium? Im living in an apartment block where walls are thin. The impact sounds may disturb next door neighbours & also the one living directly below.
@jbdoggy Great question! The dummy body in this video is PVC - I haven't seen any in production for steel or aluminum. The holes are cut a little bigger than the arms, and it's that give which allows it to knock about and make a bunch of noise. Maybe line the arms or hole with strips or foam, or plug it with some old t-shirts? :)
Thks for the reply. PVC? Interesting! i was half expecting it to be only wood as the name muk yan jong has been used & known for ages. Having any other material other than wood, then it technically isnt muk yan anymore! Imagine.... tit yan! lol
There is a steel one on Amazon, a free-standing wooden dummy; which won't make as much sound as the others due to it's design. While I want to build my own traditional Mook Jong, I love the one I bought and it is fairly priced [$300 USD].
www.amazon.com/AugustaPro-Iron-Body-Dummy-Hardwood/dp/B01NGTKJPF/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2KQPC2619SAZX&dchild=1&keywords=wooden+dummy+wing+chun+dummy&qid=1575601080&sprefix=wooden+dummy++win%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-1
Leung Ting lineage?
Definitely not.
Ip Man
Grande classe
Very short pins
Like fighting a kid or small woman
I don't see this kind of practice will be useful in real battle. I prefer to practice with punching bag.
Bruce lee know wooden dummy form?
I miss my friend Kenan , who showed me Wing Chun...before I had low confidence, and I felt good and empowered by his one on one training...I went to a Wing Chun class they showed me forms,etc with little one on one training that made me feel bad ....so please take my advise, when a student quits, in many cases, you failed him.....the spirit of martial arts is love of what your doing , nothing else 💝💝😍
Too much hard power.
Tum hareketleri gosteriyormusun cidden
More fluidity... you are better than me.
Thank you Michael!
Great
Thank you!
木人📝😶🪵👊🏻👁️
But that's external crap. Not internal. U been had my friend
You need both to be a balanced being and fully developed martial artist.
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for stopping by!
Nice
Thank you!!
Arms on the dummy are placed 4-5 inches too high for his centerline
The arms are set to be the same height as my arms to make sure I am training for at least someone my same size.
well done...not bad at all...ip man dummy
Hi. it's nice to an expert show us but if you are going to show here then show us properly. Half the moves are showing his back.. thx anyways.
I know, I'm going to have to re-film this at some point! When I set up my camera, it was to record my practice for myself to study, so I could refine my movements, positioning, etc. Glad to see so many others finding this video useful!
Mantap
Salam WingChun
🔥🔥
Looool es igual que en ip man 3 😎
Muchas gracias!
No "腰馬 ",No "pivot horse stance".
Getting better all the time, I promise! :p
...he also needs to tuck in his thumbs, on every movement...especially on a dummy, with arms placed 6 inches lower...to force him into a stance, with actual groundpower.
camera angle... can't see much
I'll be filming an updated version soon! Stay posted :)
Muito ótimo
6/7/24 ayudame dios mio a aprender ajedres berdadero y defensa personal ...
Hey your dummy set up is too high
Can't train to just fight people shorter than you
I doubt this is effective against a human.
Spar me once you will see
@@whoisthestrongest7035 Send me location
@@whoisthestrongest7035 Send me loc@tion
@@whoisthestrongest7035 Where?
16/8/24 ayúdame dios mio para que sea yo una mujer igual a estas que aparecen en esta pantalla etc. y ayúdame dios mio a Aser mi prepa porque no la puedo Aser en México df ya me tronaron dos beses etc..asque llano me truenen dios mio ayúdame a adivinar para que cuentello con el certificado de prepa a mi nombre etc etc.. asi sea y asi sera amen amen me robaron mi selular pegenle al sr ho señora que lo robo en el pilar tlaco pan Tacuba cerca del metro tacuba y cobrenselo a sinco mil pesos en una sola paga etc todo ala brevedad etc.. ayudame dios mio para que seayo revivido igual y sirbayo igual ,asi sea amen
My school charges $500 to learn lol
Ridiculous
Bullshit
Môn võ cho người mù
Falsch
It’s comercial form , buy sifu youtube lineage 🤔🤣
The form I am practicing here is from the Yip Man lineage, as taught through his son Ip Chun.
Can't see shit
Wrong principles lead to wrong results. Bad form
Open to feedback
that's right, Kung Fu works only against a wooden dummy--but not against a moving opponent
You must be a very happy person because they say that ignorance is bliss. Your statement demonstrates that you've never trained in Wing Chun or practiced with anyone who does.
@@Fubar_The_WEF I had Chang chuan kungfu training for several years, sir...so I know what I'm saying. How about you? Bruce Lee saw the weakness of kungfu so he modified it substantially. I'm a very happy person cuz I got out of the illusions that many masters in kungfu experienced with black eyes in the ring.
@@reyreyes6126 All martial arts have weaknesses. If there was one perfect martial art, we'd all be learning it. Wing Chun is intended to work in the street, not in the ring.
I have trained for 19 years in Wing Chun under Sifu Shaun Rawcliffe. His Sifu is GM Ip Chun. I stuck with Wing Chun because it works in real world situations. My Sifu used to work in personal protection (body guarding). Quite a few of my Kung Fu brothers either work as doormen or policemen. It doesn't get more real than that.
If you still don't believe Wing Chun works then take a look at this video. This is a Kung Fu brother of mine who was attacked at a petrol station, which was probably racially motivated. th-cam.com/video/G8FDsKcb2mY/w-d-xo.html
@@Fubar_The_WEF do you have any video when you fought an MMA boxer? Have you tested your kungfu in actual fights?
@@reyreyes6126 You obviously didn't read my last post nor watch the video. I train Wing Chun for self defence not competition. What makes you think that an MMA competition is in any way repesentative of a street fight? When did you last see MMA where there were 3 on 1 or where bottles or knives were involved. Where the ground isn't a smooth, clean, mat, but uneven with gravel, broken glass and dog shit. There are no referees and no illegal moves.
Take a look at the dummy form video. At 0:13 man geng sao a neck pull but notice where the thumb is, perfect position for an eye gauge - illegal in MMA. At 0:42 fak sao; throat strike - illegal in MMA. At 1:11 a 90 degree kick against the knee joint, potentially breaking the leg at the knee - probably illegal, I'm not sure. At 1:50 jic gerk a front kick at groin height - illegal in MMA.
You haven't trained in Wing Chun nor trained with anyone who has. Don't knock it until you've tried it.
Nice, but man the camera angle is bad
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Ip Man's form!