I think the Wing Chun punch is actually useful against unprepared opponents because it winds them while overwhelming with the rapidity of minor punches. Combine this with the variable fist styles of Wing Chun (you could use a finger-pointed fist to target the sternum for a knife like effect), and you get 1 winded opponent.
In a real life scenario a fighters not going to stand with their arms by their waist while you punch them like in the demo. If you’re punching with both arms you leave your head exposed to a punch or elbow strike.
@@Gianno_ Well in a real life scenario, like a drunken bar fight, or a late night subway fight, I don’t think you could count many assailants as trained fighters that could form cohesive strikes. Sure their arms aren’t at their sides like this diagram, but they are likely going to try doing overly exposed hooks or rudimentary grappling in which Wing Chun can be used to disrupt them.
1:15 by tucking ur elbows behind ur hands ur not gonna get maximum energy u punch more frequently but much softer as-well and believe me no one is gonna just stand there and let u windmill soft punches at their chest while ur face is completely unprotected NEVER DO THIS IN A FIGHT
Yh try defending a fury of punches coming to ur chest and face u dont do kung fu so stfu the wing chun punch gives the view ultimate defense if you use it right
@@David-yz6jq Depends on the style. Jeet Kune Do would probably be useful. Many of the traditional styles aren't pretty good unless ur really really really really good at it.
Speaking practically, my instructors have always said "never kick above the waist," due to the slow delivery and how compromised your stance will be if the strike misses or gets deflected (or, worse, gets caught, like in the very next clip). Much better to deliver that technique to the solar-plexus or groin and follow it up by stepping through into the guy, turning your momentum into one of several techniques involving your elbows and their skull, depending on how they react to being kicked.
Ignore them just improve speed and there is no way you can catch or block a kick without breaking your forearm And there are many extremely simple and easy ways to escape a caught kick Plus set a kick up with a hard hook and then a kick . There’s no way they be able to stop that without being superman Or set kicks up with another kick aka kick them in the shins or groin and then went bent over from the pain kick in the liver or head to finish them off if they haven’t already ran away
I'm glad you threw in the sanda stuff. The big limitation with kung fu is realism. There are masters that have never been pressure tested. As a result, they have tricked themselves into believing they have a near mystical ability. But realistically, it's the sanda that ties kung fu together by adding at least some level of realism. And personally for me, Sanda is the most entertaining
Context. All of the moves have a purpose but without context they just appear to be athletic stunts. Kensai no Genri or the book The Way of Kata attempts to help decipher the "mysticism"
@yoyoguy1213 I think the idea of that head kick is to have boots on. Absolutely when barefoot use ball of you foot or shin, but a heavy ended boot toe can be a very effective weapon. The toe of that boot shouldn't bend much so it's all good.
Well if you practice a little you'll find that a person can easily kick 6 inches above than their height. For example I'm 5'8 and can easily kick 6 feet. Almost 7 if I bicycle kick.
It's called chi sao. It's a drill to build sensitivity in the fore arms to increase the reaction time of blocking attacks and counterattacking simultaneously. That is also connected to chi gerk; an exercise where sensitivity in the legs is established for sweeping and tripping movements used in takedowns. Both of these are practiced as an intermediate stage to move between forms or kuen sao and free fighting. With these in place it shortens the time it takes take master it to 100 days to 3 years instead of the 20 years it would normally take through direct combat experience.
If I ever get back into karate someday I'll try to learn the mass of these two weeks by grabbing the somebody by the leg if they intend to kick me or try to kick me nevertheless I really wished I had been more careful when I fighting against somebody because who knows you never know you just never know it was exactly what you got to be prepared with real life situations even if it means life or death I try to my best to be careful and keep it in mind 🥋🙏😌🙏🥋
Martial art styles aren't mutually exclusive to each other as far as techniques; at the end of the day you still have the same basic human body using the same amount of limbs and figuring out the same economized movements
I'm curious if Kung Fu is way under rated??? Takes so many that others know nothing of, someone that has a medium ability would seem as a Grandmaster. As Bruce Lee, hes credited for knowing much, but was that simply because no one had any knowledge knowledge. Look at all martial arts styles, Gracie Jiu Jitsu came in and it took over the world of martial arts. Where Judo has long been established, yet everything gets watered down in America. Which Kung Fu might have some that could go MMA, but may not have interest so the Chinese keep everything hush hush, keeping everything for those worthy, maybe ???
no racial hate or anything negative BUT, a LOT of asain made up different types of fighting you know? so give em credit hahahah, asain create a lot of stuff
Same here Muay Thai I believe took the key points of Kung Fu perfected it and made it more damaging to the opponent and less telegraphed than it too. Also moving in to kick is not smart in Muay Thai they teach to slightly move to take the power away from the kick before catching it and taking the opponent down
Kunfu is a south indian martial arts named "varmakalai". Indian monk "bodhidharma"taught kunfu to chinese peoples. Its true. If u want to learn varmakalai u need to go south india.
nayagan Now there has been controversy over this question but on current accounts it could have been an Indian man named "Bodhidharma" that came to China to spread the religion called "Buddhism". BUT as we all know "Kung fu" martial arts has always originated AND developed over centuries in mainland China.
@@burning7577 ya. jina qina has been around for 6000 years. bodidharma bring buddhism and body exercise and meditation to monks. hi indians come from south china. hahaha.
if u are looking for quick results dont go for kung fu, kung fu takes the longest time to master in all of these martial arts, if you are looking for quick results, do hapkido, taekwondo, krav maga, mui thai, anything that is a modern mixed martial art would do.
Sonny Five Well that all depends on what style of Kung Fu you train. Sanda can give quick results. I train Sanda myself and it's helped me a lot working as a bouncer.
Irvin Burton opps, i forgot lol, sanda is one of my favorite, but i never had a change to try it, it looks like muay thai with some grappling and throwing techniques, but no elbows and knees?
I ponder often that question. What is the most effective tool? A hammer is bad for screwing a screw, a screw driver is bad for cutting wood, etc. Effectiveness is relative to what you expect from a martial art. Boxing is effective in the ring, Krav Maga is effective for survival, kung-fu is effective for developing flexibility and endurance. Mixed martial arts are like a Swiss knife, it can do everything, but not as well as each individual sport. So no, Kung-Fu isn’t effective in a street fight. No martial art truly is. The best you can do is having as many tools as possible or hope the tools you have are good enough.
2:43 I remember using this in a fight in midle school... hell that was satisfying
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actual giga chad
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Hey what if my opponent actually fights back?
Then you are dead.
@@illusioon1569 he might be actually dead after 5 years
Then you have to fightback him too.
Fight back like heavel(n)...
These moves are so deadly i am a practioner of kung fu almost 10 years
I think the Wing Chun punch is actually useful against unprepared opponents because it winds them while overwhelming with the rapidity of minor punches. Combine this with the variable fist styles of Wing Chun (you could use a finger-pointed fist to target the sternum for a knife like effect), and you get 1 winded opponent.
In a real life scenario a fighters not going to stand with their arms by their waist while you punch them like in the demo. If you’re punching with both arms you leave your head exposed to a punch or elbow strike.
@@Gianno_ Well in a real life scenario, like a drunken bar fight, or a late night subway fight, I don’t think you could count many assailants as trained fighters that could form cohesive strikes. Sure their arms aren’t at their sides like this diagram, but they are likely going to try doing overly exposed hooks or rudimentary grappling in which Wing Chun can be used to disrupt them.
@@ikik1648 if wing chun was effective at all you’d see it in ufc
Wouldn’t it be better to deliver the exact same punch at an upward angle into the underside of the chin?
@@brazilianbastard3992 technically you do. It still has basic front kicks and round kicks and crosses like other fighting styles lmao.
1:15 by tucking ur elbows behind ur hands ur not gonna get maximum energy u punch more frequently but much softer as-well and believe me no one is gonna just stand there and let u windmill soft punches at their chest while ur face is completely unprotected NEVER DO THIS IN A FIGHT
Kung Fu is just not useful in a streetfight
No Name fuck off
Yh try defending a fury of punches coming to ur chest and face u dont do kung fu so stfu the wing chun punch gives the view ultimate defense if you use it right
Rasta BoomBoom I train mixed martial arts for years now and I don’t train wing chun cause most of it is useless in a real fight minus trapping
@@David-yz6jq
Depends on the style. Jeet Kune Do would probably be useful. Many of the traditional styles aren't pretty good unless ur really really really really good at it.
Kung fu is an underrated martial art. It has secrets behind ppl don’t know about.
@Late Bloomer 😂
Speaking practically, my instructors have always said "never kick above the waist," due to the slow delivery and how compromised your stance will be if the strike misses or gets deflected (or, worse, gets caught, like in the very next clip).
Much better to deliver that technique to the solar-plexus or groin and follow it up by stepping through into the guy, turning your momentum into one of several techniques involving your elbows and their skull, depending on how they react to being kicked.
Ignore them just improve speed and there is no way you can catch or block a kick without breaking your forearm
And there are many extremely simple and easy ways to escape a caught kick
Plus set a kick up with a hard hook and then a kick . There’s no way they be able to stop that without being superman
Or set kicks up with another kick aka kick them in the shins or groin and then went bent over from the pain kick in the liver or head to finish them off if they haven’t already ran away
Make your kicks unexpected lol, I like to do a jab then a right roundhouse
Traditional Shaolin Kung Fu is a power of mind and soul. Combat is only tip of the iceberg
what combat lmao
"the power of mind and soul" mfs when I show them an average rhythm game player
"The wire fu kick, if do right, no can defense."
I know tried it
the kick is used to attack the throat which is a soft target and therefore if it is executed correctly it should be fine
Wow I love this videos😘😘
I'm glad you threw in the sanda stuff. The big limitation with kung fu is realism. There are masters that have never been pressure tested. As a result, they have tricked themselves into believing they have a near mystical ability. But realistically, it's the sanda that ties kung fu together by adding at least some level of realism. And personally for me, Sanda is the most entertaining
Context. All of the moves have a purpose but without context they just appear to be athletic stunts.
Kensai no Genri or the book The Way of Kata attempts to help decipher the "mysticism"
Wow i love this video
Loved it very much bros
THE OPPONENT FIGHTS U KNOW
While seeing these videos I usually make counter of these moves.
@yoyoguy1213 I think the idea of that head kick is to have boots on. Absolutely when barefoot use ball of you foot or shin, but a heavy ended boot toe can be a very effective weapon. The toe of that boot shouldn't bend much so it's all good.
The first one also brokes the leg
Well done Grasshopper
I remember when I was 7-13 years old I used these on school
Thanks my grandma didnt stand a chance
Kung Fu looks good for flexibility and exercise
Facts bro
It is
I used to do Kung fu and it was awesome, had to quit for stood ass work
Muito bom a luta
Nice
THE WAY OF THE GRASSHOPPER
Great
what's that? a kick to the throat hurts? huh. I didn't know that.
Where are these demonstrations made from
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The best
Look at that naked guy painted in silver going!
Can you post that can kill a person with just one hit
Hey Me also what if my opponent actually fights back
Muito bom
1:14 Wat the Hell type of Punch is that :/
Más q' comentario,es la pregunta, ¿ porque no se hace la traducción en español ?
Well if you practice a little you'll find that a person can easily kick 6 inches above than their height. For example I'm 5'8 and can easily kick 6 feet. Almost 7 if I bicycle kick.
Wow, Kung Fu in 3 minutes.
what if my opponent runs away?
Thank you for your trouble, owner of the channel, but Jamil would work if the Arabic translation degraded his video....
1:28 the guard exists..
Sanda just means free fighting.
Great, now time to find a panda
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Something like riverside mma
M.N.C.ENT GOOD JOB.219 BOY
whats that called where the wing chun guys are doing. It doesnt seem quite like ultra light sparring or is it/
It's called chi sao. It's a drill to build sensitivity in the fore arms to increase the reaction time of blocking attacks and counterattacking simultaneously. That is also connected to chi gerk; an exercise where sensitivity in the legs is established for sweeping and tripping movements used in takedowns. Both of these are practiced as an intermediate stage to move between forms or kuen sao and free fighting. With these in place it shortens the time it takes take master it to 100 days to 3 years instead of the 20 years it would normally take through direct combat experience.
What is the name of the program for designing hand-to-hand combat
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The fog is coming
For 2:57 technique, i've tried it to my friend but what hi did is that he push & jump using the other leg and grap my head and choke me :/
Maximillian Tarmidi you have to practice
Maximillian Tarmidi you have to kick his leg higher so he can’t jump over it & you have to practice
Meand u were to close
Sanda kungfu hahaha that sweep is muay thai
When I master this art no one will mess with me!....
my glock says otherwise
@@frozezone2947 Gun disarming lol
Yeah if your whole hand is moving faster than half a person's finger then of course.
If I ever get back into karate someday I'll try to learn the mass of these two weeks by grabbing the somebody by the leg if they intend to kick me or try to kick me nevertheless I really wished I had been more careful when I fighting against somebody because who knows you never know you just never know it was exactly what you got to be prepared with real life situations even if it means life or death I try to my best to be careful and keep it in mind 🥋🙏😌🙏🥋
What TH-camr is that
What if youse both watched this video ?
it is so hard
The first kick is a jumping front kick Lmao
If it takes 15 years for danny rand in the iron fist to master all of these kung fu moves does that mean it takes 15 years for me to master?
Shang Chi is the master of Kung Fu as well so I guess so
My uncle says always i am kungfu looser will you will help me to do kungfu properly
Pardon me but what?
Who's watching at 3 am?
What this dude
Just because you can't kick high, doesn't mean nobody else can.
this is not shaolin. It may be Chinese martial arts but this is not wushu.
2:23 wtf this is literally muay thai
Martial art styles aren't mutually exclusive to each other as far as techniques; at the end of the day you still have the same basic human body using the same amount of limbs and figuring out the same economized movements
@@antoniomcneary ok daddy but it was muay thai
the guy who did it also turned his foot inward which might not be like kung fu
Most of this shit requires you hands to not be blocking your head, anyone who has done any amount of sparing learns early on why that is a bad idea.
0:39 tahts a crane kick
No it isnt
I don't think this is useful in a street fight or competitive fights at all
Use the wire fu technique they taught here dunno if its kung fu but its 100% legit...use it when somebody charges you...then watch em suck nike
I'm curious if Kung Fu is way under rated??? Takes so many that others know nothing of, someone that has a medium ability would seem as a Grandmaster.
As Bruce Lee, hes credited for knowing much, but was that simply because no one had any knowledge knowledge.
Look at all martial arts styles, Gracie Jiu Jitsu came in and it took over the world of martial arts. Where Judo has long been established, yet everything gets watered down in America. Which Kung Fu might have some that could go MMA, but may not have interest so the Chinese keep everything hush hush, keeping everything for those worthy, maybe ???
no racial hate or anything negative BUT, a LOT of asain made up different types of fighting you know? so give em credit hahahah, asain create a lot of stuff
like sino le en tiendas alos comentarios
2:56
I get more then 20mph
Face is super exposed, yes it has speed, how about power though
Kun fu orginated in India by bodhidharmar ,he teached kunfu to chinaees
2:20 that kick only works in asia because people are small there
Waw I love muay thai
Mmushtaq Aljbooree it's Kung fu kid
Same here Muay Thai I believe took the key points of Kung Fu perfected it and made it more damaging to the opponent and less telegraphed than it too. Also moving in to kick is not smart in Muay Thai they teach to slightly move to take the power away from the kick before catching it and taking the opponent down
Wow I love ju jitsu
True is that whole Muay Thai could be considered as a style of Kung Fu. It also originated from it.
@@alexrehak5564
No .u stupid
Ya i know this know haha
oh my they got an army of kung fooers lol
you would be fucking shitting your pants if you got in to there base and you have a bunch of the kungfuers chasing you screaming Chinese words lmaoo..
@@xavierpaz7534 hahahahhahahaha this is a funny comment mostly scared cuz u dont understand what they are saying :P
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Yah sab pagalpan hota hai
Kunfu is a south indian martial arts named "varmakalai". Indian monk "bodhidharma"taught kunfu to chinese peoples. Its true. If u want to learn varmakalai u need to go south india.
nayagan Now there has been controversy over this question but on current accounts it could have been an Indian man named "Bodhidharma" that came to China to spread the religion called "Buddhism". BUT as we all know "Kung fu" martial arts has always originated AND developed over centuries in mainland China.
@@burning7577 ya. jina qina has been around for 6000 years. bodidharma bring buddhism and body exercise and meditation to monks. hi indians come from south china. hahaha.
wire fu? the fuck?!! that is a disgrace to kung fu
Waifu??!!
in reality Kung fu isn't effective at all
How so?🤔. What style did you study?
It's good for movies and thats about it.
Really? Poice are learning kung fu? I’d love to see them try takedown a kickboxer
this is by far the worst science video out there. better go watch flat earth videos for more accurate data.
@@Furkan-zf7hu He‘s an armchair science expert
Im 1.80, not an asian, and i can do that..
Fyi
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but i am in india how is it possible that u i will be taught? I can't come to u r country can I?
emulate in an open area ,and pay attention to your body do not practice moves you are not comfortable with.
You should try Indian martial arts.
if u are looking for quick results dont go for kung fu, kung fu takes the longest time to master in all of these martial arts, if you are looking for quick results, do hapkido, taekwondo, krav maga, mui thai, anything that is a modern mixed martial art would do.
Sonny Five Well that all depends on what style of Kung Fu you train. Sanda can give quick results. I train Sanda myself and it's helped me a lot working as a bouncer.
Irvin Burton
opps, i forgot lol, sanda is one of my favorite, but i never had a change to try it, it looks like muay thai with some grappling and throwing techniques, but no elbows and knees?
Is this effective in real life?
Really helpful!
No
Effective for what is a spoon effective in the right circumstances yes
@@David-yz6jq better than nothing and seems Better than Traditional takewando or Dome shit like thsi
I ponder often that question.
What is the most effective tool?
A hammer is bad for screwing a screw, a screw driver is bad for cutting wood, etc. Effectiveness is relative to what you expect from a martial art.
Boxing is effective in the ring, Krav Maga is effective for survival, kung-fu is effective for developing flexibility and endurance. Mixed martial arts are like a Swiss knife, it can do everything, but not as well as each individual sport.
So no, Kung-Fu isn’t effective in a street fight. No martial art truly is. The best you can do is having as many tools as possible or hope the tools you have are good enough.
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The wing chin punch is the most useless martial arts move ever
Kung Fu invented by a Indian🇮🇳
Bullshit
@@user-re9gj2zd5e agreed 😂
Nice
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