This series is incredible. You've taught me as much about the meaning of trapping in WC than I thought I'd ever learn in a year with practice, in just one video. I'm kinda stunned at your ability to do this man. Stoked to keep learning from you. Much appreciation 🙏
One of the most informative and respected channels here on TH-cam.Really.A SiFu who knows both practic,theory and mechanics.Simple in his explanations as simple as Wing Chun is.Simplicity is the key.I am very happy studying your videos and applying some of your instructions on my training.I hope you are well and safe.Greetings from Greece.
xSyNx2000 thanks for the incredible input and kind words of support. Glad to be able to serve the great Wing Chun community and that our videos have been helpful for you. 🙏
Really interesting your explanations. I started Wing chun 4 years ago, I'm 48 now. The reflexes now are lot slower that it was in my 20 and the knees are not following. I can relate to your comments.
wong sheung leung was coming from english boxing before doing wing chun ( because ip man beat him after he won against all ip man students) and was specialist on chum kiu, that's probably why he won all his beimos.
WSL definitely had a realistic view of fighting. I always thought that his boxing experience “informed” his Wing Chun - keeping him from hand chasing silliness. Great input, thanks!
How about a whole dvd series on what you teach thesr youtube videos aldo very informative they are too short.I have spent thousands of dollars on wing chun videous over the years looking for just one that would explain the meaning of the forms and no one has i have since trown them all away.I have always taught this movement in the form was one of the stupidest movement i have ever seen i mean who moves like that and no one over the years could show me how to make sense of that move.Keep up the good work if i lived in your city i would probably br one of your student but because of the distance a detail dvd series is all i can hope for.
Ok you are right.I had to learn these lessons by using wing chun against boxers and muy tia fighters the hard way.i had to learn how each move applies.I like your stuff.
You sir are the man. My wing chun journey lead me to the love of the Wong shun Leung system wich seems to me to be the most scientific and real way to train it for actually fighting by going outside the box. Problem with that was there was no school like that around me most wing chun is like you say like a robot not understanding it’s just a science of infighting. So because of that I still love the good wing chun like your school to me is the real deal but I just train in boxing again rather than learning the garbage that most schools teach. It’s fun I lost weight and for inside boxing wing chun is 💯 translational. Thank you for your videos. If I’m ever in Greenville I would love to train
Hey j, plain n simple, if you don’t spar, then you might end up thinking your BETTER than you are? Feel me? Kinda like? If you never go swimming don’t be a pool guard? Application is important as you well know master Karol! Ty! Great videos as usual !
Thanks for sharing☆ Mayweather uses the hit and hold method to get around the boxing rules, of holding and hitting. Wing Chun terminology is something that has helped me to progress and to understand concepts more clearer ♡ Bong 2 Sau2 concepts that could be of interest: Thrusting Wing Arm = bik1 bong2 Deflecting Wing Arm = se1 bong2 Throwing Wing Arm = paau1 bong2 Big Wing = daai6 bong2 Middle Wing Arm = zung1 bong2 Crane Wing = hok6 bong2 High Half Dispersing Low Half Flanking = bun3 taan1 bong2 AKA kwan2 sau2 Flanking Wing Arm = bong2 sau2 Wrong Bong Wing Arm = co3 bong2 Double Low Wing Arm = soeng1 dai1 bong2 sau2 Low Wing Arm = dai1 bong2 sau2 Deflecting Arm Grab Strike = bong2 laap3 daa2 Deflecting Arm Bar Grab Strike Or Break Combination = bong2 laan4 laap3 sau2 Paau1 is a very interesting concept, that implies something extra, such as a cannon ball set on fire. I find that using this paau1 concept to all techniques is very effective. Be it a punch kick or deflection, just by adding paau1 will make everything that more special and effective; very worthwhile Investigating ♡
7:45 That's exactly how I treat it and I'm not trained in it, just studied and applied in spars. My partner calls it and my extended tactics "dirty as hell"
@@JKDandWingChun Yup. Works really well. You've been the only instructor that caught that same clinch/grapple mechanic I use, though you explained it in a better than I can. Its basically what drew me to WC besides the old Ip Man movies. 😄
I'm a hapkido guy who is looking to balance out my skills with hand techniques. I came across your channel last night and have been binge watching ever since. You have given me a whole new respect for WIng Chun. Thanks for posting these informative and practical videos. Is there any chance you will be doing seminars (once the Covid-paranoia ends)?
You mean this might end someday...? 🤓. But, seriously, glad that you’ve found the videos so helpful. Welcome aboard! And, yes, I used to travel quite a bit! 😫
honestly that makes sense which is why MMA fighters and professional and amateur Boxers usually have coaches yelling at them on the corner to do this now do that now because there's a time and a place to do certain things and you got to know when after a while I guess they learn and do it but if they start to fail the coaches. Yelling at them you know do this now Clinton now or whatever the case may be
I'm here in Preston County, West Virginia and I would love to come to your dojo to learn wing chun but you're seven hours away. What should I do? There arent any wing chun sifus closer than three hours from me. Any advice would be great.
And hopefully that guy that you mentioned from China in any other Wing Chun or martial artist fight him I hope they train for an actual real fight he's a former professional still pretty tough I still think most traditional martial arts can still be used maybe not all of them Wing Chun is definitely one that can be used like you said you got to know when and where to use which specific movement
Thank you Mr Rosselli... I like how u explain it... very easy for even me to understand... I believe wing chun will blend perfectly with Ischin ryu karate... what are ur thoughts on this...?
You might LOVE WALU...The BRIDGE Art...Professor CRAVENS...and WALU GONKA Jack LANNOM... very similar...but, the POWER is the BIG difference...love Wing Tsun...and believe the two styles COMPLEMENT each other.
I would agree wing chun is dirty boxing same as JKD JKD make your own what I’m seeing in wing chun it’s going outside fighting as well as in fighting in this modern day and age like Master Wong system witch is very good I like that you have to think attack with wing chun rather than more offensive like karate.
I don't know no one said chain punching was mindlessly punching in repetition ... Actually someone probably did and they were wrong lol! I like to seek the bridge through punching and blocking personally and I only use double contact if I defend and catch another punch obviously .. Or if they retreat their arm where there was contact with I use a following step sometimes a y step and seek double hand chi sau position. I like the idea of just throwing your hands the way you did. But I prefer to ... If I'm seeking their hands really .. I have to target their head with an arc in close where they can't dodge so they can't remove their hand or they'd get hit. So I'm going to use a chop motion and get their arm. I also like to just punch counter and react. That's not mindlessly chain punching that's moving with them. Trading- I don't like trading anymore. I used to love to trade in a fight. I loved to just eat a punch and dish out a punch and wildfighting before I started martial arts. Now ... I have injury to the brain. If I keep after their hands and it's easy I get that just get the bridge. I don't know can I assume it will work that way all.the time of I go after their hands I could get in trouble. The way you did it you stayed I the centerline so that's kind of good. I'm a huge fan of just gate blocking or using variable combos for contact. Chain punching is a concept not always a technique. It's teaching you to retrieve your arm and reconnect pressure. You can overload a one handed defense with it. But I don't view it as a technique to use all the time. If the door is open go in and keep pressure sure but if it's not open you are going to need to ask at that door, is, not mindlessly punch. When you repeatedly block do you time it? Does it change? Is there offense and defense? So the same can be said of punching. I don't mind using gate blocks and strikes in free position no contact. I'm used to that i came from Shaolin. That's fine. But I would never even think of mindlessly chain punching as a technique rather than a concept. The only time it's a technique the chain punch is if you are trying to overwhelm the last hand or if you hit them successfully and figure it's still open because it is a lot of times due to the speed. Otherwise I'd identify it as a concept how to retrieve your hand keep an attack keep pressure ... How to move without getting crossed up. Not a technique. I don't acknowledge the mindless chain punch as interpreting Wing Chun correctly myself. There's a lot TO the concept of punches defense etc ... And that's everything, not the technique itself but how you think about and around it. A punch shouldn't be complicated it should be natural. Easy. Basic. Formed for purpose. The WAY YOU THINK ABOUT IT is everything and that is determined in all skills it's the way you think about a very basic thing.
It's an excellent teaching video on Wing Chun concepts but nothing to do with the Bong Sao applications in the middle section of Chum Kiu whatsoever as evidenced by the complete lack of connectivity between the form movement and what you explain/demonstrate. Certainly in the first 10 mins anyway. Otherwise, really good vid.
Angel East they’re like the fook-sao in the first form in that they refer to a tactical application - bridge control in this case. That the movement is repeated three times (like the fook) emphasizes the tactical importance of gaining a bridge/clinch properly. To be clear, the form ISN’T teaching us to chase people with the bong-sao anymore than SLT tells us to hit people with the fook-sao. It’s the proverbial finger pointing at the moon - gaining control through contact/clinch while moving. Hope that clears it up for you and thanks for watching.
Hello there SiFu. I am happy to see your view regarding this section of Chum Kiu. Actually I do agree with what you said about this but there was a teacher I came across just recently and explained to me regarding the same section and I found it more clearer and took me back to the more practical way of technique. Over all it’s still good.
Wing Chun works but with blades.... empty handed fighting is mostly a back-up. That's why they say martial arts are lethal and they're meant to kill your opponent. Wing Chun's one touch fighting style is superior to combat sports like boxing when there's blades involved. Boxers are trained to keep fighting for several minutes. With this style it's one touch, one kill. Without those components, prepared to be disappointed.
I see you have never met an IWKA member. Experience that Wing Tjun and you'll find out how much silly is this Wing Chun. No offense, I used to practice this one, until I met them
This series is incredible. You've taught me as much about the meaning of trapping in WC than I thought I'd ever learn in a year with practice, in just one video. I'm kinda stunned at your ability to do this man. Stoked to keep learning from you. Much appreciation 🙏
Stan Shumer wow! Thanks for that and so glad to be able to help.
One of the most informative and respected channels here on TH-cam.Really.A SiFu who knows both practic,theory and mechanics.Simple in his explanations as simple as Wing Chun is.Simplicity is the key.I am very happy studying your videos and applying some of your instructions on my training.I hope you are well and safe.Greetings from Greece.
xSyNx2000 thanks for the incredible input and kind words of support. Glad to be able to serve the great Wing Chun community and that our videos have been helpful for you. 🙏
This is wing chun im just surprissed how many people who do wing chun don't know this!
Keep up the great work 🙏
This has made my boxing transcend its primal past
Thank you for giving me a whole new logical way of thinking of the wing chun system. Thank you.
gnicevids 🙏. Glad to help.
Really interesting your explanations. I started Wing chun 4 years ago, I'm 48 now. The reflexes now are lot slower that it was in my 20 and the knees are not following. I can relate to your comments.
a lot of common sense in what the sifu is saying. no doubt he is qualified to teach WT that works.bravo. love from Cyprus.
You just took me to school sir!
Love it !!!
I really like the holding and hitting explanation
wong sheung leung was coming from english boxing before doing wing chun ( because ip man beat him after he won against all ip man students) and was specialist on chum kiu, that's probably why he won all his beimos.
WSL definitely had a realistic view of fighting. I always thought that his boxing experience “informed” his Wing Chun - keeping him from hand chasing silliness. Great input, thanks!
How about a whole dvd series on what you teach thesr youtube videos aldo very informative they are too short.I have spent thousands of dollars on wing chun videous over the years looking for just one that would explain the meaning of the forms and no one has i have since trown them all away.I have always taught this movement in the form was one of the stupidest movement i have ever seen i mean who moves like that and no one over the years could show me how to make sense of that move.Keep up the good work if i lived in your city i would probably br one of your student but because of the distance a detail dvd series is all i can hope for.
Ok you are right.I had to learn these lessons by using wing chun against boxers and muy tia fighters the hard way.i had to learn how each move applies.I like your stuff.
Once i figured its application things got interesting.but seeing these videos fortified and cleared up alot of things.great work keep it up
my man love the opening beats are sooo dope vintage wing chun clips are sweet
interesting lesson sifu!. i´m a brazilian wing chun´s student going very soon to the second level. Thanks for this demostration
Boa sorte, meu chapa.
@@nicolaslucena6411 valeu!
Gabriel Campos thanks for watching and best of luck in your training.
@@JKDandWingChun thank you!
wing chun did have good close range techniques, very practical and useful. thank you for the video
Outstanding video! I have also seen and used the low Bong Sau in FMA/ Kali knife tapping drills, very effective.
Thanks for sharing this information!
Great info on the ck uppercut
Love It: "Wing Chun is dirty boxing", cool!
Yes exactly! Honk Kong fighting!
You sir are the man. My wing chun journey lead me to the love of the Wong shun Leung system wich seems to me to be the most scientific and real way to train it for actually fighting by going outside the box. Problem with that was there was no school like that around me most wing chun is like you say like a robot not understanding it’s just a science of infighting. So because of that I still love the good wing chun like your school to me is the real deal but I just train in boxing again rather than learning the garbage that most schools teach. It’s fun I lost weight and for inside boxing wing chun is 💯 translational. Thank you for your videos. If I’m ever in Greenville I would love to train
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, RANDY!
loving these videos guys. many thanks
Real glad to be able to help! 🙏
I love wing Chun, this is the best luta thet I know
Hey j, plain n simple, if you don’t spar, then you might end up thinking your BETTER than you are? Feel me? Kinda like? If you never go swimming don’t be a pool guard? Application is important as you well know master Karol! Ty! Great videos as usual !
Very good Sifu. Please do Biu ji series:)
Excellent info
Great advice Sifu love all your videos.
Steve Holland that’s great. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing☆
Mayweather uses the hit and hold method to get around the boxing rules, of holding and hitting. Wing Chun terminology is something that has helped me to progress and to understand concepts more clearer ♡
Bong 2 Sau2 concepts that could be of interest:
Thrusting Wing Arm = bik1 bong2
Deflecting Wing Arm = se1 bong2
Throwing Wing Arm = paau1 bong2
Big Wing = daai6 bong2
Middle Wing Arm = zung1 bong2
Crane Wing = hok6 bong2
High Half Dispersing Low Half Flanking = bun3 taan1 bong2 AKA kwan2 sau2
Flanking Wing Arm = bong2 sau2
Wrong Bong Wing Arm = co3 bong2
Double Low Wing Arm = soeng1 dai1 bong2 sau2
Low Wing Arm = dai1 bong2 sau2
Deflecting Arm Grab Strike = bong2 laap3 daa2
Deflecting Arm Bar Grab Strike Or Break Combination = bong2 laan4 laap3 sau2
Paau1 is a very interesting concept, that implies something extra, such as a cannon ball set on fire.
I find that using this paau1 concept to all techniques is very effective. Be it a punch kick or deflection, just by adding paau1 will make everything that more special and effective; very worthwhile Investigating ♡
Very nice lesson
Bridge searching some most Wing Chun people don’t know and do
very very helpful. Geetings from China.
Awesome! Greetings right back at ya and thanks for watching.
I have (more recently) been viewing WC as a grappling art for these specific reasons.
Thanks for the video, really enjoy your content. Would love to see how to gain the bridge safely in more ways.
Tom Baker yeah..we should definitely do a video on that topic. Good idea - and thanks for watching!!
So did Yip Man teach chum kiu explicitly as described by this instructor?
Great help thanks sefu
7:45 That's exactly how I treat it and I'm not trained in it, just studied and applied in spars. My partner calls it and my extended tactics "dirty as hell"
50k3r2 cool! What works - works, right?! Anyway, thanks for the input and for watching.
@@JKDandWingChun Yup. Works really well. You've been the only instructor that caught that same clinch/grapple mechanic I use, though you explained it in a better than I can. Its basically what drew me to WC besides the old Ip Man movies. 😄
I'm a hapkido guy who is looking to balance out my skills with hand techniques. I came across your channel last night and have been binge watching ever since. You have given me a whole new respect for WIng Chun. Thanks for posting these informative and practical videos. Is there any chance you will be doing seminars (once the Covid-paranoia ends)?
You mean this might end someday...? 🤓. But, seriously, glad that you’ve found the videos so helpful. Welcome aboard! And, yes, I used to travel quite a bit! 😫
I hope we could share some wing chun/hung gar/muay thai some day!
Brilliant 🎉🎉🎉🎉
What do you think if Emin Boztepe Wing Tsun? Is it functional?
honestly that makes sense which is why MMA fighters and professional and amateur Boxers usually have coaches yelling at them on the corner to do this now do that now because there's a time and a place to do certain things and you got to know when after a while I guess they learn and do it but if they start to fail the coaches. Yelling at them you know do this now Clinton now or whatever the case may be
I'm here in Preston County, West Virginia and I would love to come to your dojo to learn wing chun but you're seven hours away. What should I do? There arent any wing chun sifus closer than three hours from me. Any advice would be great.
Your on line course looks fantastic.Will you be teaching all 3 forms?. Thank you
frankchiafari eventually we’ll more of the curriculum loaded on there. Thanks for your patience and support. 🙏
Greenville Academy of Martial Arts Thank you.
And hopefully that guy that you mentioned from China in any other Wing Chun or martial artist fight him I hope they train for an actual real fight he's a former professional still pretty tough I still think most traditional martial arts can still be used maybe not all of them Wing Chun is definitely one that can be used like you said you got to know when and where to use which specific movement
Thank you Mr Rosselli... I like how u explain it... very easy for even me to understand... I believe wing chun will blend perfectly with Ischin ryu karate... what are ur thoughts on this...?
Many wing chun schools don’t teach sparring. What’s the best way to fix this?
Spar
i love your clips spot on.i hope to come visit your kwoon if its ok love your teachings.thanks for all you share.
Interesting 🤔🧐 training drills, I liked, for street Fight 🇨🇾👊🏽🙏🏽🐺
After watching these wc videos makes me realize what a smart MA it is.
Sifu 💪💪💪
Do you have any videos on Wing Chun footwork? Nice work as usual :)
A. C. That’s a good idea for a future video series. Thanks for the input and, of course, for watching too.
Cheers mate from Ip Ching Adie Gray Wing Chung and Dawadah JKD.
michael truthson thanks for watching. 🙏
@@JKDandWingChun thank you Sifu.
You might LOVE WALU...The BRIDGE Art...Professor CRAVENS...and WALU GONKA Jack LANNOM... very similar...but, the POWER is the BIG difference...love Wing Tsun...and believe the two styles COMPLEMENT each other.
Double low bong sau precursor to the Philly shell
I would agree wing chun is dirty boxing same as JKD JKD make your own what I’m seeing in wing chun it’s going outside fighting as well as in fighting in this modern day and age like Master Wong system witch is very good I like that you have to think attack with wing chun rather than more offensive like karate.
I don't know no one said chain punching was mindlessly punching in repetition ... Actually someone probably did and they were wrong lol!
I like to seek the bridge through punching and blocking personally and I only use double contact if I defend and catch another punch obviously ..
Or if they retreat their arm where there was contact with I use a following step sometimes a y step and seek double hand chi sau position.
I like the idea of just throwing your hands the way you did.
But I prefer to ... If I'm seeking their hands really ..
I have to target their head with an arc in close where they can't dodge so they can't remove their hand or they'd get hit.
So I'm going to use a chop motion and get their arm.
I also like to just punch counter and react. That's not mindlessly chain punching that's moving with them.
Trading- I don't like trading anymore.
I used to love to trade in a fight.
I loved to just eat a punch and dish out a punch and wildfighting before I started martial arts.
Now ... I have injury to the brain.
If I keep after their hands and it's easy I get that just get the bridge.
I don't know can I assume it will work that way all.the time of I go after their hands I could get in trouble.
The way you did it you stayed I the centerline so that's kind of good.
I'm a huge fan of just gate blocking or using variable combos for contact.
Chain punching is a concept not always a technique.
It's teaching you to retrieve your arm and reconnect pressure.
You can overload a one handed defense with it.
But I don't view it as a technique to use all the time.
If the door is open go in and keep pressure sure but if it's not open you are going to need to ask at that door, is, not mindlessly punch.
When you repeatedly block do you time it? Does it change?
Is there offense and defense?
So the same can be said of punching.
I don't mind using gate blocks and strikes in free position no contact.
I'm used to that i came from Shaolin.
That's fine.
But I would never even think of mindlessly chain punching as a technique rather than a concept.
The only time it's a technique the chain punch is if you are trying to overwhelm the last hand or if you hit them successfully and figure it's still open because it is a lot of times due to the speed.
Otherwise I'd identify it as a concept how to retrieve your hand keep an attack keep pressure ... How to move without getting crossed up. Not a technique.
I don't acknowledge the mindless chain punch as interpreting Wing Chun correctly myself.
There's a lot TO the concept of punches defense etc ... And that's everything, not the technique itself but how you think about and around it.
A punch shouldn't be complicated it should be natural. Easy. Basic. Formed for purpose.
The WAY YOU THINK ABOUT IT is everything and that is determined in all skills it's the way you think about a very basic thing.
Chum Kiu v Chum Kil. It's looking perhaps like a mainland china version.
nice!
What's the difference between Wing Chun and JKD?
It's an excellent teaching video on Wing Chun concepts but nothing to do with the Bong Sao applications in the middle section of Chum Kiu whatsoever as evidenced by the complete lack of connectivity between the form movement and what you explain/demonstrate. Certainly in the first 10 mins anyway. Otherwise, really good vid.
I still did not see how the three bongsao are used.
Angel East they’re like the fook-sao in the first form in that they refer to a tactical application - bridge control in this case. That the movement is repeated three times (like the fook) emphasizes the tactical importance of gaining a bridge/clinch properly. To be clear, the form ISN’T teaching us to chase people with the bong-sao anymore than SLT tells us to hit people with the fook-sao. It’s the proverbial finger pointing at the moon - gaining control through contact/clinch while moving.
Hope that clears it up for you and thanks for watching.
Hello there SiFu. I am happy to see your view regarding this section of Chum Kiu. Actually I do agree with what you said about this but there was a teacher I came across just recently and explained to me regarding the same section and I found it more clearer and took me back to the more practical way of technique. Over all it’s still good.
Where can we see you actually fighting someone? or even sparring.
Lol
I would like to see you challenge sifu Jason.
Wing Chun works but with blades.... empty handed fighting is mostly a back-up. That's why they say martial arts are lethal and they're meant to kill your opponent. Wing Chun's one touch fighting style is superior to combat sports like boxing when there's blades involved. Boxers are trained to keep fighting for several minutes. With this style it's one touch, one kill. Without those components, prepared to be disappointed.
If one "over thinks"? That's what keeps martial arts alive. If you're legit It's your job to teach me not to "over think"?
I see you have never met an IWKA member. Experience that Wing Tjun and you'll find out how much silly is this Wing Chun. No offense, I used to practice this one, until I met them
You're not suppose to fight his strength/energy sifu.
Keep dreaming ....
Won't work. Please stop giving bad fighting advice.
Lol....