IWKA Wing Tjun (Part 2) | Sergio Iadarola | Season 1 Episode 04
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Sifu Sergio gives an exclusive insight into the IWKA Wing Tjun system, which has programs and forms from several lineages in its curriculum. This system is based upon the concepts and theory dating back to around the 1800s, with training methods from Wing Chun's ancestor arts Fujian white crane and Emei. This 2 part interview helps viewers understand more clearly what happened in history and the uniqueness of the fusion.
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Dude pressure these guys more! Don't let them hit you and not prove the system works under pressure. Why not ask them to apply with sparing? These dudes control the mind first, get you compliant and then show you the so called truth. Your channel would be killer if you actually said ok PROVE IT.
This is so intuitive and simplistically brilliant.
14:27 - Target, weapon, target, weapon, strike
- This is the BEST advice, it actually works. Never think in a fight it interrupts your ABILITY to attack because you try to CALCULATE the battle instead of looking for OPEN targets.
Fascinating. I wonder what the other HK Wing Chun Systems think of this Guy. The system I trained in had a heavy emphasis on relaxation but also taught about bringing power from the ground.
This dude is a thief and a charlatan. He has small pieces and parts of true WC systems that he is claiming as his own system. What a joke.
Me too, it’s very different from most lineages
sounds like the internal arts of tai chi, xingyi and bagua.
He is also practicing Taiji
Hi
I have a question you´ll hopefully answer. How were Sifu Sergio, Mizner and Kaufmann feeling different when touching hands? I mean, when it comes to power, neutralizing force and being sung.
Very cool show by the way. God bless
+THE MARTIAL MAN Very good explanation of real deal Wing Chun, finally a real Sifu with real deal skills. Sifu Alan Orr is another great Sifu with real deal skills, you should interview him as well. His fighters are very succesful in MMA. Good luck with your show.
Good explanation on when the internal was lost. Detachment is another dimension.
Thanks GOD for Martial Man!!!!
this is what I felt wng chun was ///When I got into martial arts I saw the crane and snake in alot of wing chun Logo's //Thanks alot!!
Hi, great video, very generous of Sergio to share his thoughts with us.
I'm happy you enjoyed it.
I have tremendous respect for the effort you put into these videos.
thank you.
just amazing, id love to have Sergio teach me wow
Oui bien entendre. Monsieur Sergio j'ai bon plan retour pour vous et je m' interessant ce qui vous enseigner de nous merci trop.
There are people like John Chang out there that has powers beyond reason.
real talk a great video explained about using the soft methods in southern style that most we never hardly hear about in the southern arts ...
I used to get hit a lot, face and body, and now I'm not afraid to get hit anymore even I have fast reflex to avoid the hit.
Do you know is Sifu Hendrik santo Taught Him what he said in this video？
I think that ego in wing chun must stop and sifus must share their knowledge with each other. I understand that some sees this as a business model and aspire to be paid well.. but at the end of the day it is about getting the knowledge out there, or isn't?
Looks a little bit like Tai Chi for all the sticking part. I guess many arts come to the same conclusion.
He is also practicing Taiji
There is not oryginal Wing Chun. This is mix of Wing Chun and Rusian Systema.
Great Video I learned a lot thanks
En america estimamos sus videos nos gustaria estuviesen con subtitulos en español .
awesome hard combined with the soft expained in a southern style including a palm technique other than a iron palm I wonder how might a sticky palm or a pressure palm tactics be effective in Wing Chun
So how does your head react, cuz people are not going to aim at your chest but head
There is no other WC that looks like this but Systema looks like what he is doing. Also in the mother arts like White Crane they work different.True more soft internal WC can be found in the vietnames linage of WC "Vinh Xuan". He is making this up here. He took a lot from Systeme and sell it as result of his research. Its so cheap and inglorious.
There is a similarity to Systema. Thank you for the video.
you're absolutely right ! that's what I wanted to write .
I think Systema is a military absorbation of that or similar techniques and body power concepts
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Sifu Sergio, I can understand the concept of absorbing a strike to the body by loosening the body (song) but how do I do the same to a hit to the face or head??? Pls. sir can you help?
reminds me of systema
the beginning part i mean
Maybe because it is systema?
maybe no? you should really check which one has the longer history...
well, according to russians, it seems that systema is the older of the two, but in this era everything is mixed how never happened in history. GMA globalized martial arts.
not sure what GMA is, but good point about globalization and historical vagueness
well, according to some websites systema as a part of slavic martial arts can be traced back to 10th century. and if we take the legend of wing chun about the monk woman, it should have started somewhere in the 17th century. BUT: since wing chun has its roots in the white crane and emei martial arts, we are comparing not the particular styles but ideas (e.g. softness) of two martial arts: slavic and eastern. and now it gets really fuzzy but we know that the chinese culture (roughly 4000years) is far more ancient than the slavic. There is archaeological evidence of kung fu in China dating back to at least 500 BC, which should be enough to surpass the slavic tradition. not to mention the question how far "kung fu" has been influenced by indian martial arts. and if we take india as one of the ancient cultures (and also martial art cultures...) into account, east should "win". of course since russia is huge, an exchange of ideas could be possible.
well we are in the historical fog zone
One day a great master will blend tai chi with wing chun and it will be the ultimate
hmmm
so very true
Sifu Sergio you understanding of the crane and snake engine is correct. but as you know core training is the start and still hiding to the modern school. but, private sects of kung fu. still practice these elements. if you haven't already try chun gung with the elements do so and have fun.
when people start getting out of shape,they say it's 'TSUN' Body.good luck with that against an assassin!
Sergio is full of shit anyway. He couldn't do real Wing Chun with that lazy stance, fat stomach and terrible posture even if he tried.
@@spinEbO maybe you should touch hands with him you may understand.
@@BoydJames I did, but he won't tell you that story...
You guys got videos of him or his students sparring?
you could tell it so we could understand the reason you are talking bad about him @@spinEbO
Snake body/Crane limbs.
This sinking energy is difficult to understand:
Are you :
Lowering your body weight exerting
leverage pressure Force upon the ground?
Exerting muscular contraction Force
Pressing against the ground?
Compressing the internal structure of the body toward the ground?
Sending electro-magnetic energy into the ground?
Sending Chi internal energy through the body's meridians into the ground?
Sending a combination of kinetic and non-kinetic energy into the ground?
Thank you just trying to develop a more perceptive undetstanding!!!
Also you mentioned an uprising in Chinese history.
In 2020 people of all the nations in the world are demonstrating for social justice!!!
Hi, sinking is send eletromagnetic Energy (Chi) to the Dan Tien and also to the ground, through the mind power.
@@PedroCheng Thanks, Pedro for replying! Does that mean the energy returns to you back from the ground like an an electrical current circuit?
@@TonyqTNT Yes, in the beginning. Later on from the Dan Tien. You can learn directly from Sifu Sergio in his online academy.
that's awesome
interesting after this to view some of the videos on Sikh martial arts Sanatan Shastarvidiya - for example part of a demo at th-cam.com/video/CV_WT80rZ-E/w-d-xo.html When he talks about lower centre 'spilling out' this is an expanded view of lower energy centre.
I'm gonna be assumptive enough to say there's no RESISTING OPPENENT proving this works in this video before i watch it.
I think in essence, He's correct. but the flow and principles seems to be adapted from Taiji.
I've studies Wing Chun and later got in to Taiji, , ,
Now I do my wing chun, pretty much in the same way as this gentleman is explaining. and demonstrating.
ps Russian Systema utilizes many of the same principles. of relaxation etc.
you use Systema trainning drills...
It's not Systema. It's what works and Systema uses what works too. That simple.
In a streetfight nobody hits you on the Body… 😉
Wrong.
White Crane is similar to Goju Ryu Karate not Wing Chun. White Crane have Sanchin just like Karate and there are 4 style of White Crane : flying crane, crying crane, sleeping crane, feeding crane, which white crane you referred in the video? Goju Ryu Karate came from Crying Crane style, their master went to Fujian to learn it and name it as Karate in Japan.
If I see wing chun or anything closer to this go to UFC and fight like real strikers, then I can start to believe.
PUNCHING???????????
Idk man idk.
All of this is just theory untill a wing chun man steps in the octagon and beats at least 5 mma fighters using only wing chun.
But what is Wing Chun?! What is any fighting art from the past? Wing Chun is supposed to be one of the younger ones at 400 years! One day far in the future people will have the same discussions about today's fighting arts. The only difference is today's fighting arts are not about life and death!! Well depending on where you live or if you are in the armed forces. But good point.
I’d pay to see that! A, 5 on 1 fight in the octagon would be crazy 😜
It's ironic listening to most of these instructors talking about how to use their system in a fight, I wonder how many actual fights they've been in, real or professional fights. All else falls flat on it's face.
Internal energy and Tai chi are great for the soul, body and mind but they are grossly overrated and ineffective in actual full force fighting. People need to move on from this notion that these two can coexist. Incorporating the internal energy in to wing Chun doesn't change the fact either. One is for body and mind and fighting is everything but.
Didn't Ramsey Dewey talk about getting destroyed by an 80 year old taichi master? This old man then proceeded to take out a judo coach and sanda coach right after.
The real problem isn't that it's impossible to use, the problem is that it's too hard to use. Staying relaxed when someone is punching the shit out of you is quite insane.
Stuff like muay thai and bjj will work for 9 out of 10 people, while internal martial arts only works for 1 out of a billion lol... but when it does work, it seems quite destructive.
so ein blödman
Bullshit! Go try this on somebody who really knows how to punch. And let him do something to you and you go try stick.
In theory and practice everything sounds effective but in a "real" fight with a professional fighter everything goes out the window. Post some real fighting clips and see how much of what these instructors theorize works. It seems when they all talk about "fighting" it's as if they've had so many fights but in reality have never had a single professional fight.
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