Thank you very much for providing such a great resource for learning WingTsun! I am learning from your videos since approx. one year and I really value your detailed explanations. (I am practicing WingTsun since nine years.) Wishing you all the best!
I'm in a Wing Chun family as well I been training for 2 years going on three year but after watching this video I understand I all ways wondering why I was getting hit so this video helps me out a lot thanks.
Hi, I'm doing GM Leung Ting Wing Tsun in Hungary and this is exactly the same and perfect demostration of chi sao 1st section. Can you make a video of the whole section that is required for level 9th examination?
Hi! Thanks for your comment! We tend to teach that part by slightly different methods and not as part of the sections. But we can make an exception for you, since so many people have asked for it. But it will have to wait a bit! :)
Isn't there a lot more in the first section? When we train the frist section, it is about 3-4 times longer than the part you showed here (although that part is exactly the same that we start with as well)
Thanks sooooooooo much for this great video and explenation did TODAY my 2nd time 1st Section and noticed, everything, that can went wrong WENTS wrong. XD but this expl. cheers me to focus hard on training without getting hard. The very horrible thing on WT is: Shoulders are hard and messed up like hell, cause of reallifestupidity. So learn to be soft in shoulders, means to be getting better in Chi-Sau...
Are you familiar with roy dean? He has a similar explanatory style. I like your video btw, i'm learning that section at the moment and its very helpful.
so if i dont wrong chi sau is for cordinating ME movement? and tactiks? and 1 for me IMPORTANT question are is posible to training alone with wooden doomy?
Chi sau builds sensitivity and softness and trains natural movement without premeditated thought or strength. These chi sau sets are like dance moves done by 2 partners to train techniques from the forms and increase softness and sensitivity. We use the wooden dummy for certain drills but the wooden dummy has its own form and chi sau applications that are better absorbed after learning the prior form and their related chi sau sets. My Wing Tsun has been a deep journey into internal/external power, sensitivity training, chi sau sets, softness, and learning how to deal with forces stronger than yours versus fighting with strength. It’s ok if you’re stronger than your opponent, but you may not always be or you may tire quicker.
Yup everything really is Kungfu following jackie chan from the scene where he was making jaden Smith to pick up he.s jacket man such a awsome movie I love jackie chan and bruce lee my 2 most favorite movie actors
The first movement you show will get you elbowed. Leung Ting himself said never do that pulling movement. The first move uses forward pressure during the whole thing. You must have learned that from Emen Bozetepe. I saw him teaching it that way and Sifu Leung Ting said it is wrong.
I learned Boztepe system and you do not pull the opponent like that when you do this drill. You do the pull with one arm and tan sao with the other but it only looks like a pull. You actually give forward pressure and lock the partners shoulder into the socket, slide the arm and pak sao the chest. If he does not give up his force and tries to give you a bent elbow instead of a straight arm, you simply roll over his arm with your elbow.
@Dan53196 Not the same move. Notice that sifu doesn't use an advancing step. He uses a turn stance. There is absolutely no pulling in that first move... none.
2 things. 1st: I don't know if they (rogue masters and practicioners) deserve it or not. But I definitely heard that secrets are to be kept. That also means you did a thorough work. 2nd: I would keep the lan sau raised at shoulder hight or a bit higher.
Really stiff - just like DWTO old style =) Maybe that is just to show the different movements, but still, you should have a good flowing part in the end.
Maan hält dabei die Arme des Gener nicht fest das macht keinen Sinn da es im Ernsten Kampf nie zu so einer Situation kommt. Es ist nur dafür da die Arme zu sensibilisieren.
Thank you very much for providing such a great resource for learning WingTsun! I am learning from your videos since approx. one year and I really value your detailed explanations. (I am practicing WingTsun since nine years.) Wishing you all the best!
I'm in a Wing Chun family as well I been training for 2 years going on three year but after watching this video I understand I all ways wondering why I was getting hit so this video helps me out a lot thanks.
Am working on my chi sau in preparation for 1st Tech at the end of the year. These demos are really useful, so thank you!
thank you very much!it would be nice showing some lat sao also! thanks again!greetings from Greece!
Thank you for this great video with really clear detailed explanations. This improve basics in Chi Sao. Keep on this good job!
Another like from Hungary. Deeply explained. I'm not sure TH-cam deserves it.
Great video. Learning the sections now and this helps a ton!
Great video just been learning this 1st section and its good to see it at different stages and speeds
Thanks! Good luck with training!
Nicholas Langley, that's is great to hear! Good luck with your 1st technician grade!
Hello Christian and Janne! Thank you for sharing your knowlegde! Can I ask where are you located? where can I find you?
We'll see what we'll do in the next recording session! Thanks for supporting us!
I bet they mate in the next video
I wait other wing tsun form for example bart cham dao form, and wooden dummy application. These video very helpful for us! Thank you very vell
Great Video!
I like it very much. Great job guys.
Hi, I'm doing GM Leung Ting Wing Tsun in Hungary and this is exactly the same and perfect demostration of chi sao 1st section. Can you make a video of the whole section that is required for level 9th examination?
Hi! Thanks for your comment! We tend to teach that part by slightly different methods and not as part of the sections. But we can make an exception for you, since so many people have asked for it. But it will have to wait a bit! :)
Awsome Explained and showed!
Good explanation thank you
Thank you WingTsun CHINO, we love positive feedback!
Very welcome keep posting these great videos!
Nice video. You could do something on Dan Chi Sau in detail,it could mean alot to beginners and people are not giving much these days.
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Isn't there a lot more in the first section? When we train the frist section, it is about 3-4 times longer than the part you showed here (although that part is exactly the same that we start with as well)
look for "part 2" in their video list. They go through at least two different variations of the final movements in the first section, I believe.
Thanks sooooooooo much for this great video and explenation did TODAY my 2nd time 1st Section and noticed, everything, that can went wrong WENTS wrong. XD but this expl. cheers me to focus hard on training without getting hard. The very horrible thing on WT is: Shoulders are hard and messed up like hell, cause of reallifestupidity. So learn to be soft in shoulders, means to be getting better in Chi-Sau...
Really good
Many thanks.
Great idea!
Exelent video
Very nice!
so this is all the 1st sect? What about man sao, jumping punch attacks, gan sao and long gan sao defence at the end?
Thanks! We've just recorded the last part of the 1st Chi Sau section. Hope to have it up soon.
Nice one, I'm gonna need it hehe ;)
Are you familiar with roy dean? He has a similar explanatory style. I like your video btw, i'm learning that section at the moment and its very helpful.
Awesome! Thank you for making this! Very helpful :0)
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This looks like very decent wing tsun grtz from belgium ;)
so if i dont wrong chi sau is for cordinating ME movement? and tactiks? and 1 for me IMPORTANT question are is posible to training alone with wooden doomy?
Chi sau builds sensitivity and softness and trains natural movement without premeditated thought or strength. These chi sau sets are like dance moves done by 2 partners to train techniques from the forms and increase softness and sensitivity. We use the wooden dummy for certain drills but the wooden dummy has its own form and chi sau applications that are better absorbed after learning the prior form and their related chi sau sets. My Wing Tsun has been a deep journey into internal/external power, sensitivity training, chi sau sets, softness, and learning how to deal with forces stronger than yours versus fighting with strength. It’s ok if you’re stronger than your opponent, but you may not always be or you may tire quicker.
Yup everything really is Kungfu following jackie chan from the scene where he was making jaden Smith to pick up he.s jacket man such a awsome movie I love jackie chan and bruce lee my 2 most favorite movie actors
this ain't the whole first section! are you guys showing the first hk or eu section?
hi, what is the 2 Section?, because I learned the 1 Section from Leung Ting System, and it was much longer than yours.
Ditto. We have about 7-8 steps in our 1st section. Bong da, jut cycle, inside/outside pak, shopping cart, low palm attack, etc...
Why do I have a bad feel that these two guys mated after this video
The first movement you show will get you elbowed. Leung Ting himself said never do that pulling movement. The first move uses forward pressure during the whole thing. You must have learned that from Emen Bozetepe. I saw him teaching it that way and Sifu Leung Ting said it is wrong.
I learned Boztepe system and you do not pull the opponent like that when you do this drill. You do the pull with one arm and tan sao with the other but it only looks like a pull. You actually give forward pressure and lock the partners shoulder into the socket, slide the arm and pak sao the chest. If he does not give up his force and tries to give you a bent elbow instead of a straight arm, you simply roll over his arm with your elbow.
Also in this video, Leung Ting uses the pull…th-cam.com/video/Z4d_wtlzP6A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=v2oD3RSGy4B7ClbY
@Dan53196 Not the same move. Notice that sifu doesn't use an advancing step. He uses a turn stance. There is absolutely no pulling in that first move... none.
2 things.
1st: I don't know if they (rogue masters and practicioners) deserve it or not. But I definitely heard that secrets are to be kept. That also means you did a thorough work.
2nd: I would keep the lan sau raised at shoulder hight or a bit higher.
What Superman film were these lads in?
Really stiff - just like DWTO old style =)
Maybe that is just to show the different movements, but still, you should have a good flowing part in the end.
Sum Ba Gua!
looks ok, but this is only the opening part of the first section.... the rest? :D circus maximus...
Maan hält dabei die Arme des Gener nicht fest das macht keinen Sinn da es im Ernsten Kampf nie zu so einer Situation kommt. Es ist nur dafür da die Arme zu sensibilisieren.
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the CHI SAO is not fluid but jerky. it is not correct to do so. JUT SAO and punch there must be a tut sao., do not pass on the side.