Important thing to note, these guys keep their hands relatively high up. A lot of people who don't spar in WC drop their hands too low or stick them out too far and end up eating a fist sandwich.
I love everyone who watches these videos are WC practitioners lamenting on all of the dumb shit that some of their fellows do that makes them fail to reach the standard in the video.
That’s funny - I noticed the exact opposite at the end of the video. He went for that big heel kick and dropped his arms for balance. In a TKD match the defender typically sidesteps the kick and swings for the head….and he left his head wiiiiide open.
The effortless movements makes Wing Chun look and sound like a soft martial arts. What really impressed me was how the practitioners were able to keep a very good balance while landing high kicks in close quarters. Another thing I found really enjoyable was how flexible the martial arts was. Many martial arts do not take into account every possible scenario in a fight but teach general moves to use against predetermined moves. One example of this was at 2:15 in which the red helmet practitioner was able to catch the opponent. He did not hesitate confused but instead quickly went into action and landed a fast and decisive blow to the head. Both practitioners seem to be experienced as neither falls for the feints that were common throughout the spar but keep track of the overall situation while keeping the fight in close quarters. Great material here, and I really enjoyed the video. Don't take my words too seriously as I am just an observer that has little to no experience in fighting, let alone professional fighting.
@@VictoryNightwinggenerally in Wing Chun, there aren't any high kicks. But, you can get away with it if your leg is good enough. The legs should be generally for the lower half of the body, while the hands are for the upper half.
@@trondyne3513 not if you have the proper defense. What I mean is Wing chun footwork is non existent. Every video I’ve seen on wing chung striking. They completely disregard their legs and just use their arms not to mention their back foot is not far away enough from the front foot. Making their balance completely vulnerable to a jab or any kind of strike. But please explain to me how WingChun fundamentals aren’t a complete joke.
@@ballislife9092 You're supposed to lean on your back leg in order to stop yourself from falling if the opponent causes you to lose balance your front leg. Plus, you can kick faster.
Well done! So refreshing to see sparring in Wing Chun school. It’s not about the sparring being perfect, it doesn’t even need to be this hard, it’s about learning! This should be happening in every Wing Chun school at every class. 👏👏👏
@@pingzav8494 Last I checked you're the only one here insulting anyone. Are you any good at it, no. Because those who are dont smacktalk behind a screen.
Ich muss sagen, das ist das beste und realistischste Sparring, das ich im Wing Chun je gesehen haben. Sehr gute Techniken und ich war ehrlich gesagt erstaunt, dass ihr auch so hoch getreten habt, im Wing Chun habe ich das noch nie gesehen. Weiter so! 😊
The guy in red had some great footwork, a lot of side stepping and circling to create space and then re-emerge to the centreline, which gave him some different options. Guy in blue looked very rooted and more what I'd expect with weight distribution mostly on his back leg, but looks like his left side is his strongest as he didn't switch it up once. Train and spar with both sides of your gate!
Yeah, as a boxer/kickboxer this looks pretty practical lol. Except for the turning around which I dont really get. I guess this is what real wing chun looks like when actually applied.
You’re a boxer so it’s illegal for you to turn around so you’ve never even thought of doing it. 1:44 Sometimes it is more natural to do so then turning the other way that wouldn’t expose your back. Red helmet struck diagonally and ended with his back already facing blue helmet who had both of his hands ready to do whatever he wanted when Red turned clockwise, so red turned the other way unfortunately exposing his back, but if it was a real fight he would return to a neutral position if he did it quick enough.
It isn’t, don’t be fooled. These wing chun practicioners now days think they can beat mma fighters without years of training and perfecting the techniques. They watched to much ip man.
0:08 that kick was disrespectful 😂but it was a good kick. It's rare to find good wing chun. Cause alot of the wing chun schools I know don't do sparring and then make excuses when they get beaten up. Keep up the good work. Sparring is great. You learn to fight by actually fighting. Just like Bruce lee once said. You can't learn to swim without getting into the water.
Naw I don't think it was. Did it look disrespectful? Yes but they still kept going and had respect for one another. It seems that they also agreed to the kick to the head as well
@@silverwind9906 he probably said that because crescent kicks are super flashy kicks and are difficult to pull off so getting hit by a crescent kick is like being nutmeged in football.
@@silverwind9906 without helmet, if the cleanly executed front snap kick to chin didn't result in a K.O., the quick follow up with a clean spade hand motion which resulted palm strike to the nose would probably would have resulted in a K.O. If the guy was not wearing his helmet, the two continuous direct hits on vital areas of the head/neck bam-bam would have definitely been a fight ender... if it does not result in a 80% chance of a K.O.
Great observation. I would say that would be accurate. Wing Chun fits in multiple classifications of a style of Silat, Kung Fu, or Bareknuckle Boxing. Silat is simply a generalized term for Southeast Asian derived martial arts such as Indonesian (Penchak Silat) and Filipino Martial Arts (Arnis), but can also include various styles of Okinawan Kobudo with a heavy Malay influence, and SE Asian Seafaring Chinese Pirate styles (Kuntao Silat & Wing Chun). Chinese travelling monks have made an influence on and also borrowed from Thai martial arts, especially Muay Chaiya.
Yeah I noticed when a lot of Wing Chun people spar, they end up reverting to more regular looking kicks and punches. They don't keep that front on centreline punch because it has such limited range
Most don’t. Which is the problem. My school insists In it. If you don’t pressure test you’re martial art, you have the difference in Japanese and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
I'm so happy that this exists. The more that we see pressure testing, the more refined and applicable wing chun (and all other martial arts) will be. Nothing like learning through experience and mistakes, in addition to theory.
Love the sparring! Though what makes me really love training Wing Chun the last years is that the system is mega effective on all distances.. Slightly miss the clinching, grabbing and throwing techniques that we apply when in close combat.. This sparring looks great but it looks like sport fighting through my eyes. Yet why I love Wing Chun is mainly because it is an artform free from the dogma s and rules of sportfighting..I truly believe and recognize the amazing depth and power of Wing Chun. And again :Great video; would love to see more depth and techniques applied in a next sparring video.. Blessings
Wing Chun is very rich for its technique, so it's impossible to show it within a single sparring video. Hopefully, on this channel we will see many other sides of it. Double arm techniques, takedowns, anti-grappling, etc., all in real action! Thanks for your support!
@@realwingchun and like someone else said somewhere on here, it atleast appears to be alot more competition based style/approach to wing Chun. That may not be their purpose for it but you can tell they are trying to fight like competition fighters in a way. Which has it's purposes and usefulness, especially if that's the kind of thing someone is interested in with a little tightening up and more defensive counter attacks this kind of wing Chun would be pretty good for kickboxing and MMA .
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A genuine respectful question... Do you think that by following the discipline of any form of martial art, you are more at risk of a potentially damaging blow from someone who is just brawling and using any means necessary?
I guess it depends on the martial art and the training approach. Some traditional schools don’t have sparrings, that can be problematic. But if the training approach is well balanced, you’ll be fine. Balanced means containing functional training, techniques, theory and practice (sparring, tournaments).
Light boxing bag gloves or thin MMA gloves. There are many grabs and wrist impulses in Wing Chun one cannot do in bigger gloves, so they have to be thin.
This is a proper match up! Not an out of shape fake kung fu master against a way heavier mma guy. These guys footwork and forms resemble alot of wing chun.
What is the lineage of these guys? More important than any linerage are the training methods obviously but would be interesting to know from which lineage they are from and whether or not this type of training is common place. This was a good watch and refreshing to see for a change.
Ip Man - Chow Tze Chuen - Donald Mak - Anatoly Beloshchin - Osman Dinaev. That’s the full genealogy. As for the trainings, we have a lot of footwork, including kicks, undercuts, takedowns… and of course sparrings are essential to master these skills.
In my opinion, since it is a close-quarters system, they have to fight in such an environment! In JKD we understand when to use the system. We call it the trapping distance. Apply the right system at the right (time) distance you are fighting in..
Where’s the tan sau, pac sau, lap sau, bong sau etc etc?? Why does WC sparring always just look like really bad kickboxing? Where’s the po pai pushing and trapping hands? Where’s the close range and attacking of Center line? Again it just doesn’t really look like the wing chun people learn. Just looks like sloppy punching and kicking. No disrespect I love wing chun. Except I never actually see it when it comes to sparring and application.
Wing Chun is very rich for techniques, but it doesn’t mean that one should use them all in every single sparring. In fact, one can only use a kick and a punch, if it’s enough to win. And often it’s a more realistic way to apply Wing Chun. If you want to see more techniques in use, watch the other videos on my channel. You’ll see them as soon as you stop expecting the Ip Man movie from a real fight. Cheers.
This is great. Forget the nice Chinese outfits, the drip is real, but that doesn't signify anyone to be a master. These guys are the future masters. Glorified publicity living off of names of the famous, that's why they got effed up. These styles worked against one another, and for them to be relevant and useful, we need students to want to learn with all the aspects of training, from kata/form and sparring.
Well, I have been doing Kick Boxing, Boxing and Muay Thai for many years and I have never actually seen a Wing Chun sparring. I don't like the use of high leg kicks,as it is used a lot here, since legs can be easily caught and then you are wide open for anything (punch,kick,knee,throw, takedown etc). What I also don't like is how soft the punches are,not because the practitioner doesn't apply much force, but of how the punches are thrown don't generate much power. Another observation I made is the very low hand position. In the video both practitioners get some slapping or puches to the face because of being their hands much lower from their heads.
This is what wing Chun looks like, i know it looks stiff. Not like in the movie. That's why modern martial art is way more effective. But still don't forget with Legacy of ancestors.
There are different schools / branches of Wing Chun, and sometimes they are even called / spelled slightly different. All my videos are about the International Wing Chun Organization (IWCO).
@@realwingchun I know they are a bit different but I've never thought that much. We were prohibited to kick above tigh height and could only do that if it was really-really necessary. Your style looks a helluva lot more badass.
Ip Man himself, at a very advanced age, knocked out a Kung Fu master [known for his kicking] who stormed his kwoon with a head kick [& he was documented as using sidekicks against muggers]; his students had to carry the man to the hospital. This happened routinely in those days. Duncan Leung [my lineage] recounts this in his book; I remember many stories from my Sifu [a closed-door student of Duncan]. Ip stated he rarely taught the kicking form as most couldn't handle the pain of conditioning the shins. He said: "Wing Chun's kicks are the most dangerous."
if this is real wing chun then I don't even wanna think how fake one looks like. It's like "the worst of kickboxing sparring compilation". No power, no speed, technique looks lousy. In our judo dojo we have something we call "french sparring" where one guy is only attacking and the other is defending and escaping. We often have fun with the escaping side, being overly relaxed and moving like a wobbly zombie. This here looks like a sparring between 2 wobbly zombies.
Thats a stupid question, have u seen an boxer defending takedowns? An strict kickboxer/muay thai doing bjj moves? Wing chun is falls under category of striking , Its not an grappling martial arts U can learn both striking and grappling its on u , dont go to a muay thai gym and say teach me arm bar u go to a mma gym
Ive been searching the web for evidence of a Lop Sap actually being used in live sparring/combat and working effectively. I dont believe it does but would love to be proven wrong.
It works if your grip is strong. I personally used it many times in sparrings quite effectively. But it can only work a couple of times in a sparring, when it's unexpected. I'll do a video about it.
so basically you learn loads of ways to fight with your hands, trap punches, fight at close quarters.....then you spar and you use terrible kicks that are weak and all your hand skills are forgotten. What this video shows is that you fight to the size of our surroundings. Have a big room like that any TKD person would kick them 20 times before they even got close. If you want see actual wing chun sparring then make them fight in the corner with no kicks.
When I watched ip man there was fast flying arms and legs but this is depressing turning there back and showing they are stunned after attack . I'm not saying I can do better I just expected to be like the film😂and dodging each other punches .
Yeah most ppl who see wing chun from ip man believe it’s like that, that is why most people from mma backgrounds think it’s useless mostly due to it not being realistic in a real fight and due to fake wing chun masters not having any sparring experience and getting destroyed. But the wing chun in this video is actually really good and realistic because they spar which is good because they apply the wing chun theories that work and sparring is essential to being a good fighter.
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Important thing to note, these guys keep their hands relatively high up. A lot of people who don't spar in WC drop their hands too low or stick them out too far and end up eating a fist sandwich.
I love everyone who watches these videos are WC practitioners lamenting on all of the dumb shit that some of their fellows do that makes them fail to reach the standard in the video.
Man I laughed at FIST SANDWICH 😂😂😂
That’s funny - I noticed the exact opposite at the end of the video. He went for that big heel kick and dropped his arms for balance. In a TKD match the defender typically sidesteps the kick and swings for the head….and he left his head wiiiiide open.
WC school with sparring, always a Thumbs Up!
Refreshing to watch actual WC sparring, awesome.
I recommend watching #6.
You know you're in for proper wing chun when they come out with eye protection.
The effortless movements makes Wing Chun look and sound like a soft martial arts. What really impressed me was how the practitioners were able to keep a very good balance while landing high kicks in close quarters. Another thing I found really enjoyable was how flexible the martial arts was. Many martial arts do not take into account every possible scenario in a fight but teach general moves to use against predetermined moves. One example of this was at 2:15 in which the red helmet practitioner was able to catch the opponent. He did not hesitate confused but instead quickly went into action and landed a fast and decisive blow to the head. Both practitioners seem to be experienced as neither falls for the feints that were common throughout the spar but keep track of the overall situation while keeping the fight in close quarters. Great material here, and I really enjoyed the video. Don't take my words too seriously as I am just an observer that has little to no experience in fighting, let alone professional fighting.
High kicks? In Wing Chun?
Wing Chun is a "soft" power centered art.
@@VictoryNightwinggenerally in Wing Chun, there aren't any high kicks. But, you can get away with it if your leg is good enough. The legs should be generally for the lower half of the body, while the hands are for the upper half.
Yep, probably the best representation of Wing Chun I have see. Actual Wing Chun theory used in actual free sparring.
Would like to see weapons sparring though.
Except a well timed jab well put it them on the ground. Their legs tend to land parallel to eachother
@@ballislife9092 A well timed anything will put anyone down... legs land parallel means what? I'm sure you know jack squat about the systems footwork.
@@trondyne3513 not if you have the proper defense. What I mean is Wing chun footwork is non existent. Every video I’ve seen on wing chung striking. They completely disregard their legs and just use their arms not to mention their back foot is not far away enough from the front foot. Making their balance completely vulnerable to a jab or any kind of strike. But please explain to me how WingChun fundamentals aren’t a complete joke.
@@ballislife9092 You're supposed to lean on your back leg in order to stop yourself from falling if the opponent causes you to lose balance your front leg. Plus, you can kick faster.
We want to see more! This is amazing!
There’ll be more. Subscribe and show to your friends!
Well done! So refreshing to see sparring in Wing Chun school. It’s not about the sparring being perfect, it doesn’t even need to be this hard, it’s about learning! This should be happening in every Wing Chun school at every class. 👏👏👏
FINALLY!!! This is real wing chun.
Damn straight.
Why do u care??
@@pingzav8494 what's wrong with caring
@@chummyweevil3948 as in if this guy is even good at it
@@pingzav8494 Last I checked you're the only one here insulting anyone. Are you any good at it, no. Because those who are dont smacktalk behind a screen.
I am learning wing chun myself and this looks really impressive and good speed they both have
Finally this is what we need to see more of this 🙏🙏this is when you can actually sparr with other types of martial arts
Subscribe! I'm preparing a lot more material of a kind.
Ich muss sagen, das ist das beste und realistischste Sparring, das ich im Wing Chun je gesehen haben. Sehr gute Techniken und ich war ehrlich gesagt erstaunt, dass ihr auch so hoch getreten habt, im Wing Chun habe ich das noch nie gesehen. Weiter so! 😊
Danke vielmals!
The guy in red had some great footwork, a lot of side stepping and circling to create space and then re-emerge to the centreline, which gave him some different options. Guy in blue looked very rooted and more what I'd expect with weight distribution mostly on his back leg, but looks like his left side is his strongest as he didn't switch it up once. Train and spar with both sides of your gate!
These guy’s are wide open for takedowns and leg kicks. But they are deadly at close range
Yeah, as a boxer/kickboxer this looks pretty practical lol. Except for the turning around which I dont really get. I guess this is what real wing chun looks like when actually applied.
You’re a boxer so it’s illegal for you to turn around so you’ve never even thought of doing it. 1:44 Sometimes it is more natural to do so then turning the other way that wouldn’t expose your back. Red helmet struck diagonally and ended with his back already facing blue helmet who had both of his hands ready to do whatever he wanted when Red turned clockwise, so red turned the other way unfortunately exposing his back, but if it was a real fight he would return to a neutral position if he did it quick enough.
@@peterwang5660 it's illegal to turn around because it gets you killed
In Muay Thai also its not recommended you turn around at all since youll have a high chance of taking a kick or elbow to the back of the head.
@@peterwang5660 I agree ''Be water'' he went with the flow and to maintain centre balance
It isn’t, don’t be fooled. These wing chun practicioners now days think they can beat mma fighters without years of training and perfecting the techniques. They watched to much ip man.
0:08 that kick was disrespectful 😂but it was a good kick. It's rare to find good wing chun. Cause alot of the wing chun schools I know don't do sparring and then make excuses when they get beaten up. Keep up the good work. Sparring is great. You learn to fight by actually fighting. Just like Bruce lee once said. You can't learn to swim without getting into the water.
Naw I don't think it was. Did it look disrespectful? Yes but they still kept going and had respect for one another. It seems that they also agreed to the kick to the head as well
@@silverwind9906 he probably said that because crescent kicks are super flashy kicks and are difficult to pull off so getting hit by a crescent kick is like being nutmeged in football.
@@silverwind9906 without helmet, if the cleanly executed front snap kick to chin didn't result in a K.O., the quick follow up with a clean spade hand motion which resulted palm strike to the nose would probably would have resulted in a K.O. If the guy was not wearing his helmet, the two continuous direct hits on vital areas of the head/neck bam-bam would have definitely been a fight ender... if it does not result in a 80% chance of a K.O.
Totally agree it's great to learn all the formal techniques which is great..but putting it into action is absolutely amazing 🙏♥️
I mean, top level wing chun sparring looks a lot like basic muay thai sparring mixed with some savate and pencak silat techniques
Well all martial arts in high level almost looks the same. The only differences are the pracfitioners habit.
U can say kickboxing seems similar to muay thai too every striking martial arts
Seems similar
Great observation. I would say that would be accurate. Wing Chun fits in multiple classifications of a style of Silat, Kung Fu, or Bareknuckle Boxing. Silat is simply a generalized term for Southeast Asian derived martial arts such as Indonesian (Penchak Silat) and Filipino Martial Arts (Arnis), but can also include various styles of Okinawan Kobudo with a heavy Malay influence, and SE Asian Seafaring Chinese Pirate styles (Kuntao Silat & Wing Chun). Chinese travelling monks have made an influence on and also borrowed from Thai martial arts, especially Muay Chaiya.
Yeah I noticed when a lot of Wing Chun people spar, they end up reverting to more regular looking kicks and punches. They don't keep that front on centreline punch because it has such limited range
Nice! and i was wondering if people train wing chun do they acutally spar :D
Not all of them, but we do.
Most don’t. Which is the problem. My school insists In it. If you don’t pressure test you’re martial art, you have the difference in Japanese and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
I'm so happy that this exists. The more that we see pressure testing, the more refined and applicable wing chun (and all other martial arts) will be. Nothing like learning through experience and mistakes, in addition to theory.
Now THIS. this is great.
Finally, some sparring for Wing Chun
Love the sparring! Though what makes me really love training Wing Chun the last years is that the system is mega effective on all distances.. Slightly miss the clinching, grabbing and throwing techniques that we apply when in close combat.. This sparring looks great but it looks like sport fighting through my eyes. Yet why I love Wing Chun is mainly because it is an artform free from the dogma s and rules of sportfighting..I truly believe and recognize the amazing depth and power of Wing Chun. And again :Great video; would love to see more depth and techniques applied in a next sparring video.. Blessings
Wing Chun is very rich for its technique, so it's impossible to show it within a single sparring video. Hopefully, on this channel we will see many other sides of it. Double arm techniques, takedowns, anti-grappling, etc., all in real action! Thanks for your support!
@@realwingchun please do something on takedown defense/anti grappling as you say, so people will realize it exists lmao
@@willtherealrustyschacklefo3812 Will try, thanks!
@@realwingchun you're welcome tho, theres all kinds of little things here n there everyone can work on lol
@@realwingchun and like someone else said somewhere on here, it atleast appears to be alot more competition based style/approach to wing Chun. That may not be their purpose for it but you can tell they are trying to fight like competition fighters in a way. Which has it's purposes and usefulness, especially if that's the kind of thing someone is interested in with a little tightening up and more defensive counter attacks this kind of wing Chun would be pretty good for kickboxing and MMA .
so high level wing chun sparring just looks like really really really low level amateur kick boxing sparring good to know
I wanted to say the same thing but was trying to give them the benefit of the doubt at least they are actively live sparring full contact
At least they spar. Most schools don’t even spar at all 😂
These guys are not high level.
Looks do not matter so long as the person in question knows what they are doing
Yeah once they realize opponents can pull strikes back the entire martial art goes out the window XD
Добрый день, Андрей. Скажите, можем ли мы использовать некоторые Ваши видео (с ссылкой на канал) для наших выпусков, посвященных стилю Вин Чун?
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That's a real good combo at 0:54, setting up for that clinch and all
Very very good video. Showing actual speed and slowed speed is a point this video got right
It's funny how the more practical it becomes the more it just looks like Kickboxing
A kick looks like a kick, a punch looks like a punch, regardless of how the style is called. Surprise-surprise.
Nailed it
Very good sparring 👍, I have a suggestion, what if you make a circle-shaped line for the arena so that there is a limit to retreat during sparring.👍🙏
Now this is real Wing Chun!
A genuine respectful question...
Do you think that by following the discipline of any form of martial art, you are more at risk of a potentially damaging blow from someone who is just brawling and using any means necessary?
I guess it depends on the martial art and the training approach. Some traditional schools don’t have sparrings, that can be problematic. But if the training approach is well balanced, you’ll be fine. Balanced means containing functional training, techniques, theory and practice (sparring, tournaments).
@@realwingchun
That makes sense.
Thank you.
I guess it's then down to the individual how he/she reacts in the moment.
One thing i thinks cool is the footwork , switching stances and showing opponents different looks
Bravissimi. Finalmente un vero sparring di Wing Chun. 💪🏻👍🏻
Not bad at all first time i saw wc guys use faints
What gloves are they using.
Light boxing bag gloves or thin MMA gloves. There are many grabs and wrist impulses in Wing Chun one cannot do in bigger gloves, so they have to be thin.
Very good!
So... basically ends up being kickboxing?
Not only kickboxing has punches and kicks.
This is a proper match up! Not an out of shape fake kung fu master against a way heavier mma guy.
These guys footwork and forms resemble alot of wing chun.
Next up Wing Chun style vs Chicken Wing style!!!
For the more recognizable wing chun techniques, they would need to be in a much more confined space.
What is the lineage of these guys? More important than any linerage are the training methods obviously but would be interesting to know from which lineage they are from and whether or not this type of training is common place. This was a good watch and refreshing to see for a change.
Ip Man - Chow Tze Chuen - Donald Mak - Anatoly Beloshchin - Osman Dinaev. That’s the full genealogy. As for the trainings, we have a lot of footwork, including kicks, undercuts, takedowns… and of course sparrings are essential to master these skills.
In my opinion, since it is a close-quarters system, they have to fight in such an environment! In JKD we understand when to use the system.
We call it the trapping distance. Apply the right system at the right (time) distance you are fighting in..
It is quite satisfying to see them hitting each other but you can barely hear the smack
Yeah. Red was most definitely holding back. Of course he was a champion.
Where’s the tan sau, pac sau, lap sau, bong sau etc etc?? Why does WC sparring always just look like really bad kickboxing?
Where’s the po pai pushing and trapping hands? Where’s the close range and attacking of Center line? Again it just doesn’t really look like the wing chun people learn. Just looks like sloppy punching and kicking.
No disrespect I love wing chun. Except I never actually see it when it comes to sparring and application.
Wing Chun is very rich for techniques, but it doesn’t mean that one should use them all in every single sparring. In fact, one can only use a kick and a punch, if it’s enough to win. And often it’s a more realistic way to apply Wing Chun.
If you want to see more techniques in use, watch the other videos on my channel. You’ll see them as soon as you stop expecting the Ip Man movie from a real fight. Cheers.
Where's the wing-chun form and the foot work?
Never been so disappointed
Are they two, friends?
Buddies. :)
Very impressive footwork, good job 👍
footwork he kept getting circled and backed up to the wall. go learn some boxing footwork
@Yin Lin yes it's not
@Yin Lin the core. im prolly sure i can move bettr than youu
The heart of the system is trapping. Without the heart the soul is missing.
IP man wants your location 📍🥋
This is great. Forget the nice Chinese outfits, the drip is real, but that doesn't signify anyone to be a master. These guys are the future masters. Glorified publicity living off of names of the famous, that's why they got effed up. These styles worked against one another, and for them to be relevant and useful, we need students to want to learn with all the aspects of training, from kata/form and sparring.
God sparring the Wing Chun. 👍🙂
I love the bong sao and back fists
I'm not seeing that traditional block punch
dude in the red was demolishing
Jangan suka mundur, wing Chun pantang mundur selalu menempel, merapat, menarik dan mendorong, mengunci dan mematahkan.
What's the ruleset for this?
Well, I have been doing Kick Boxing, Boxing and Muay Thai for many years and I have never actually seen a Wing Chun sparring.
I don't like the use of high leg kicks,as it is used a lot here, since legs can be easily caught and then you are wide open for anything (punch,kick,knee,throw, takedown etc). What I also don't like is how soft the punches are,not because the practitioner doesn't apply much force, but of how the punches are thrown don't generate much power.
Another observation I made is the very low hand position. In the video both practitioners get some slapping or puches to the face because of being their hands much lower from their heads.
When my kittens playing with their mom LoL
Wing chun sparring?
Terrible Tim Witherspoon 2X Heavyweight Champion of the World here. Love the sparring!
This is not a criticism but as they got tired their form became a proto-JKD
I am one of the best Wing Chun fighter of my friends but still, I wasn´t able to catsch a bullet with my hands.
you know its real when they they use bong sau
ive noticed they need to keep their heads back a little bit more
I love this
Funny when he makes a mid air bong sao ,with no contact. Bad habit.
This is what wing Chun looks like, i know it looks stiff. Not like in the movie. That's why modern martial art is way more effective. But still don't forget with Legacy of ancestors.
Wait, what? Wing Chun head kick? I guess this Wing Chun and the Wing TSun I learnt are pretty different then... I wish I saw this earlier.
There are different schools / branches of Wing Chun, and sometimes they are even called / spelled slightly different. All my videos are about the International Wing Chun Organization (IWCO).
@@realwingchun I know they are a bit different but I've never thought that much. We were prohibited to kick above tigh height and could only do that if it was really-really necessary.
Your style looks a helluva lot more badass.
Ip Man himself, at a very advanced age, knocked out a Kung Fu master [known for his kicking] who stormed his kwoon with a head kick [& he was documented as using sidekicks against muggers]; his students had to carry the man to the hospital. This happened routinely in those days. Duncan Leung [my lineage] recounts this in his book; I remember many stories from my Sifu [a closed-door student of Duncan]. Ip stated he rarely taught the kicking form as most couldn't handle the pain of conditioning the shins. He said: "Wing Chun's kicks are the most dangerous."
I take it you’re beginners ?
What they gonna do if someone shoots for a takedown?
Default is to control the distance and to defend with kicks / knees.
It seems that top level Wing Chun sparring is low level Muay Thai sparring.
😂 ☠️
Would love to see sparring against a boxer.
I don't like to blame the martial art, but this sparring looks like less-lethal version of muay-thai
This is legit!
Not seeing any moves from the forms, it's just two guys randomly throwing hands and feet about and calling it wing chun.
Interesting i've never seen head kicks in wing chun
finally something real
Where is the wing chun?
Open your eyes.
they are playing 🤗 0:55 red put very little force in his kicks!
if this is real wing chun then I don't even wanna think how fake one looks like. It's like "the worst of kickboxing sparring compilation". No power, no speed, technique looks lousy.
In our judo dojo we have something we call "french sparring" where one guy is only attacking and the other is defending and escaping. We often have fun with the escaping side, being overly relaxed and moving like a wobbly zombie. This here looks like a sparring between 2 wobbly zombies.
Holy shit this is a cool fighting style
yeah but can they defend takedowns?
There are many ways to do it in Wing Chun, if that’s what you’re asking.
@@realwingchun ok, show me a video of wing chun defending against wrestling takedowns like double leg single leg
@@realwingchun also i don't see any leg kicks? You guys know how to check kicks?
@@antoinepepino6599 Try watching with open eyes.
Thats a stupid question, have u seen an boxer defending takedowns? An strict kickboxer/muay thai doing bjj moves?
Wing chun is falls under category of striking ,
Its not an grappling martial arts
U can learn both striking and grappling its on u , dont go to a muay thai gym and say teach me arm bar u go to a mma gym
As a WC Sifu this looks 100% NOT like WC
Darn they can use finger strikes with those headgear.
Ive been searching the web for evidence of a Lop Sap actually being used in live sparring/combat and working effectively. I dont believe it does but would love to be proven wrong.
It works if your grip is strong. I personally used it many times in sparrings quite effectively. But it can only work a couple of times in a sparring, when it's unexpected. I'll do a video about it.
@@realwingchun that sounds great! Can't wait to see it.
Good sparring session👍
Jesus Christ he just ate that kick
so basically you learn loads of ways to fight with your hands, trap punches, fight at close quarters.....then you spar and you use terrible kicks that are weak and all your hand skills are forgotten.
What this video shows is that you fight to the size of our surroundings. Have a big room like that any TKD person would kick them 20 times before they even got close. If you want see actual wing chun sparring then make them fight in the corner with no kicks.
Not bad at all!
0:08 SHEEEEESH
Ők instruktorok?
Do videos vs other martial arts, respect from Macedonia
When I watched ip man there was fast flying arms and legs but this is depressing turning there back and showing they are stunned after attack . I'm not saying I can do better I just expected to be like the film😂and dodging each other punches .
Yeah most ppl who see wing chun from ip man believe it’s like that, that is why most people from mma backgrounds think it’s useless mostly due to it not being realistic in a real fight and due to fake wing chun masters not having any sparring experience and getting destroyed. But the wing chun in this video is actually really good and realistic because they spar which is good because they apply the wing chun theories that work and sparring is essential to being a good fighter.
wing chun gang
Hey friend There's no high kick in wing chun
Cool vid
I've always wanted to learn but there are no places near me, guess I'll stick to boxing
When I started training in 2012, I commuted 1.5 hours there and 1.5 hours back every time to learn Wing Chun. Just so you know.
They literally just kickboxing
everything that worked here had nothing to do with wing Chun. all the punches that landed just looked like basic jabs and crosses but done poorly