"Kenneth Chung" How to improve your Wing Chun

Sifu Kenneth Chung talks about the importance of balancing the left and right side of your body in order to improve your Wing Chun.
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[@anthonyalvarez6658]

I'm also a practitioner of the Leung Sheung Lineage of Wing Chun

[@redbrown7355]

This man is a very special Wing Chun Practitioner and has been extremely instrumental in my life.
He just happens to be my Si Tai Gung (My Great Grand Master) and the reason I understand Wing Chun Physics at a very high level. He's one of the best to ever do it without a doubt.
And if you ever touch hands with him, you will never be the same afterwards. Because your knowledge will increase exponentially.

[@WhiteEyebrowFist]

Kenneth Chung, Master of Grandmasters...

[@jonahhex9620]

I’ve known Ken since 1993. It’s always interesting listening to him and learning more about timing, sensitivity and position

[@dimsum1033]

Would love to see more examples of this concept especially coordination of the knees and elbows (sau gerk gim gu) I imagine it’s hard to show it in a video but it would be a very good supplement to this.

[@jonahhex9620]

Most people won’t grasp what he’s saying. Most people can only relate to MMA and UFC. This is very strange to them. They won’t trust it or believe it

[@samsonkusupa6809]

too much talks

[@jonahhex9620]

You could always trying picking a fight with him when he travels to your location if you’re too cheap to fly to San Francisco

[@danoesq2]

I've worked out with him and he can have a bit of an attitude.

[@WhiteEyebrowFist]

Samson Kusupa, he’s a scholar. Scholars talk for those who want inner depth of understanding. The village idiot who has a short attention span is not the scholar’s intended audience.

[@redbrown7355]

@@WhiteEyebrowFist perfect explanation!!