I really hate to hear people put down other martial arts, especially ones that they have not trained in. U may not know it but u are really speaking ill of ur own instructors. Etiquette is part of every dojo I have trained in. Respect and humility is part of that in any good dojo, unless you are cobra Kai. There are mma fighters that have taken wing chun due to its sensitivity training. No real martial artist disregards anything useful, because we are all training to protect our own lives one
and the titleholder will get his ass handed to him. Wing Chun is used against every martial arts style and wins. U need to read more about it, you speak like a child.
@artiejf it's like dancing. Put on some techno music or rap, and slowly do the techniques to the beat, until you can get used to it. Then get faster. Be sure not to turn to somebody can hit you in the chest or kidneys. It is designed to block all kicks, and punches. It also allows offense and grappling/trapping.
is it possible to learn these moves, or any other fighting technic, if you do not have a partner to practice with? im 19, all my friends live no where near me. just want to know how good ill actually be if i train alone with no sparing
@steven10462 Depends what you mean "can go with". I love Wing Chun because it is so practical. I train boxing for fitness but WC for the art. I think you can practice WC because of its simplicity in application, when you fight you will do what comes natural. WC looks boring comapared to some other flashy styles like Capoeira but is very effective when understood.
@2bsure honestly,i dont depend on being flashy because thats the last thing u wana do when self defending yourself,i do capoeira because it might look flashy and playful,but its very tricky,it deceives alot of opponents.now personally ,i dont find WC boring, it looks very interesting with what it does,its almost similar to capoeira,it goes with the attack instead of blocking it,only thing your doing it mostly with your hands,so im really interested ,i feel i will be unstoppable with this art =)
Bruce lees Jeet Kune Do was based around WC. I beauty of it though, is that you attack and defend at the same time.
Indeed like capoeira it is flashy, buts deceiving flashy, its very direct and (for lack of a better word) deadly. What may seem like a flashy move is actually several possible attacks
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@Inactive1o1 It is called "Wing Chun: The Science In-Fighting" By Wong Shun Leung in 1982. He is also one of Yip Man's notable students. Right next to Bruce Lee.
wing chun is great but there are great than this and great users also for example kalari varmakalai and its other arts nothing can beat it because this martial art user can defeat its opponents by looking this called kill at sight you can browse about noku varmam and know it
@assassinkumar Erm, there's no such thing as a "system that can't be beaten." It's not about the system, it's the person using it and his/her level of expertise, skill, and experience. Any style can be used effectively for self-defense and any style can be "beaten" as well.
@typhon3808 It's useless to explain this principle to these armchair fighters. Even the host of the UFC fights, Joe Rogan, doesn't understand this principle.
@LAHrebirth i would like to agree, but no. you can say "MOST" are. to name some, jiu jitsu, judo, krav maga, kajukenbo, etc etc all have some influence of kung fu. The Mesopotamian civilization had their own martial arts and the Mesopotamian civilization existed thousands of years before kung fu was invented......
One of the best 泳春拳 training video made and watch in English. This video give proper sub-title and headers to each stroke and techniques while other video tends to focus on the trainer instruction. Reason could be the other videos may be promotional video to train at the trainers' martial art schools.
@RICTONDENRIS In case you didn't realize... Bruce Lee went 180 degrees away from this crap in his development of JKD. The only thing he kept from wang chun was the finger jab. Everything else he took from western boxing and fencing.
@talon115 There is no such thing as a crap fighting style in most cases. You should realise by now it all comes down to the person using that fighting style. The reason bruce lee never used this in his development of JKD was because JKD was almost completly offensive. There aren't any blocks as far as i know, and all defence consists of dodging. Bruce Lee thought that every fighter should be fast enough to get in the first strike, before the other person strikes to knock them out.
That was the whole idea behind JKD. Not all of us are that fast however and have to resort to blocking in most cases, should we be attacked. If you're still doubtful of this style however, Yip Man took out a soldier when he was about 15 with this style.
@fievel3782 Concept's are different from actual techniques. You can take concepts from lots of different martial arts, and apply them with different techniques.
Im not a kid, im 22 years old and i work at mcdonalds in east chicago indiana i just wanted to know because here in chicago there are alot of fights and problems so knowing how to fight is a bog concern.
@GIANTCHINEASBALLS I'm taking classes but when you have a day off these videos can help you alot to improve your techniques.
I'm practising Wing Chun for almost a year now and Wing Chun is very easy to learn, see it as a element you yet have the posses. Just like when you were little and you learned writing and reading, WC is the exact same element only you're pushing your body to a other level wich is always good.
Bruce Lee started with WC and he was outstanding.
BEST ANSWER on this subject: I do not like to get in the habit of saying one style is better than others. In regards to karate as a sport-I believe tournament compeition, that while it has some benefits, it does create a mindset and habits that will not work for actual combat. I also agree that when you can not attck the joints, eyes, throat, fingers, groin, etc that a true martial artist would not be able to effectively use their style.
Wing chun must have more understanding of human physiology and fighting than this video shoes. This video would be good to promote it to a hollywood promoter. But as an effective martial art...dont think so!
I live in San Diego and am currently being instructed by Sifu Roger Angeli. He started in 1962 with master Criss Chan in San Francisco. Master Chan studied with Yip Man himself in the early 50's and his classmate was the famous Bruce Lee. Mr. Angeli has over 40 years of expierence in Wing Chun.
@V78thgz look for all the dojos, go watch or practise a class at each. Then make your choice. How i would make my choice: 1) is this an american mcdojo, where the martial art has been watered down and changed, as the instructor (probably white) has created his 'own style' of the martial art, if so then no 2) Does this instructor seem to have the best technique out of all the instructors i have seen? If no then no. 3) do i have any uneasy feelings that this place is a scam? if so no. Good luck!
@ncigntujyang I had the same problem you did finding a school. the GOOGLE website should help you locate a good school in your state. Give it a try im sure you will find at least one school close to you. Good luck! and keep training.
@ncigntujyang I'm not sure if there is near where you live, bust search for I.S.M.A Wyng Tjun, its a very big organization almos worldwide. hope i helped =)
@ncigntujyang If you live in California(san diego county)- I've tried looking/searched around..no luck so far.I'm looking now around LA(orange county). The closet thing to it in California will have to be Jeet Koon Do schools. Such as the the Dan Inosanto school in LA. To bad there are possibly no Wing Chun or JKD schools in San Diego County...what a shame!!
@ncigntujyang I live in the Twin Cities too, and I've decided to study from books and manuals on Wing Chun instead of at a school or with a trainer. I would recommend "The Wing Chun Compendium" Volumes I and II. Hope this helps. Message me if you find an academy though!
No I did not find any school yet but how long have you learn from book? maybe we can get together so we can share what we know and learn from each other.
@ncigntujyang Dude you can learn a lot from those videos. Just make sure you put them to practical use with friends. Otherwise you do not learn to execute it properly. It is going to take you at least 9 months to onderstand the basic of the style. Body shifting is btw not needed and slowing your basic skills down in responding to fast hits.
@ abgef, sir you are no martial artist. first thing that ib was taught was to respect other styles & people. so go pop in another ufc dvd & stop disrespecting other arts. personally i find wing chun to be interesting.
thats master wong shun leung, taught by yip man. yip or ip is considered correct spelling. mr leung is considered one of yip man's best, but i must say this vid, and i actually have the whole hing on dvd, is rigid looking, not relaxed and flowing.
anyways from technical stand point it seems like style helps. just like a person who wields a weapon, a person who has more knowledge, or a person who has more will. A style could be more flexible which can give an upper hand. or given the situation, be surperior.
for example, you know its obvious that brazilian jujitsu nullifies the advantage say boxing had if a one on one fight were to be taken to the ground.
@doublebassrox i dont know how to fight, so if you give me that bullcrap theory about just hit the opponent, i'd fail against someone who new a martial art well.
@Catalyst8D That's the reason why you don't even know a single martial art, because you are not smart enough to understand the bullcrap theories of each martial art. And yeah, all martial art have bullcrap theory which you have to learn first before you start punching someone.
@Catalyst8D Trust me pal, once you are done with schooling your life will be much more busy. Look at me. I can't even go out on a date. But I still practice Wing Chun every saturday or sunday for 1-2 hours a day. As for the cost, well it's a bit expensive but I have a job so I can pay for it. But when I quit my job my sifu was very kind and he still teaches me even if I don't pay him. As for your case, why don't you construct a wooden dummy and practice with it. I can also teach you if u want.
@Catalyst8D no you idiot. if one has equal experience in WC and another ,equal experience in another style and they both know each respective style very well, then it would be logical for them to be equally skilled. so if you fight someone who doesnt know how to fight as much as you then obvously no one would be the victor.
@doublebassrox (im just gonna ignore the fact that you called me an idiot) you're argument is that they must have "equal experience" in order to be equally skilled. ok i can abide to that since it is logical. But the fact of the matter is having the same experience is as rare as making an exact clone of yourself who has the same emotions, mind, memories, physical attributes, and "experience" as you. Additionally, both martial arts are going to be taught different, so their experience will be dif
@doublebassrox (continuing on) they won't be equally skilled either, since different martial arts focus on different aspects. Therefore my conviction still stands. im not saying one martial art(style) is better than another, but i wll say that one martial art can be superior than the other in terms of which one is applied for a particular scenario. if you can't agree with that then we'll never meet eye to eye. so there's no point in arguing further.
@noOneL0vesAjew I think it can be pretty effective but wing chun already uses some of the akido within himself. Its better to learn Wing Chun first (because its pretty difficult) before trying to combine it with different techniques to get the most out of it.
@Buhllake Most arguing is contingent on best execution, or at least on exceptional execution, although sometimes arguments cover what is easiest to learn or teach for self-defense purposes.
i guess its wong shuen leung (RIP) isnt it?
DerLplayer 1 day ago
I really hate to hear people put down other martial arts, especially ones that they have not trained in. U may not know it but u are really speaking ill of ur own instructors. Etiquette is part of every dojo I have trained in. Respect and humility is part of that in any good dojo, unless you are cobra Kai. There are mma fighters that have taken wing chun due to its sensitivity training. No real martial artist disregards anything useful, because we are all training to protect our own lives one
mws3608 2 days ago
How long did the video?
912480965ful 2 days ago
wow! cool I'll train this shots everyday!
DANPDMC1 2 days ago
Best music ever on a martial arts video. Feels like in an elevator.
dewo14 3 days ago
@illasarous Just shadow box, pretend someone's there and make it as realistic as possible
Donteatme70 3 days ago
Like ip man said himself, "it's not about the style, it's about you..."
Donteatme70 3 days ago
easy: 10minutes: you can learn some useless forms or learn how to kick during a kickboxing class... choice is yours
marekmaxpabianice 4 days ago
@marekmaxpabianice ...
drki11joy123 4 days ago
@marekmaxpabianice wybieram wing chun
VingTsunFANATIC 2 days ago
and the titleholder will get his ass handed to him. Wing Chun is used against every martial arts style and wins. U need to read more about it, you speak like a child.
preachingmessage 4 days ago
This may be another awesome figthing style, but i would love to see a wing Chung grandmaster take on a mma titleholder in a fight
TheJameszy 4 days ago
This helped my eskrima training. Martial arts rulz.
josefu0 1 week ago
7:30 SUCK ON THAT NEWTON!
greyoldfellow 1 week ago
I want to learn this art sooooo bad!
artiejf 1 week ago
@artiejf it's like dancing. Put on some techno music or rap, and slowly do the techniques to the beat, until you can get used to it. Then get faster. Be sure not to turn to somebody can hit you in the chest or kidneys. It is designed to block all kicks, and punches. It also allows offense and grappling/trapping.
preachingmessage 4 days ago
Coooooool videos over here!!! Super cool and really good for basic self defence
Lumen171 1 week ago
is it possible to learn these moves, or any other fighting technic, if you do not have a partner to practice with? im 19, all my friends live no where near me. just want to know how good ill actually be if i train alone with no sparing
illasarous 2 weeks ago
i have 3 years experience of capoeira, n i was thinking practicing this style.. do you think this style can go wit capoeira??? answersss
steven10462 2 weeks ago
@steven10462 Depends what you mean "can go with". I love Wing Chun because it is so practical. I train boxing for fitness but WC for the art. I think you can practice WC because of its simplicity in application, when you fight you will do what comes natural. WC looks boring comapared to some other flashy styles like Capoeira but is very effective when understood.
2bsure 2 weeks ago
@2bsure honestly,i dont depend on being flashy because thats the last thing u wana do when self defending yourself,i do capoeira because it might look flashy and playful,but its very tricky,it deceives alot of opponents.now personally ,i dont find WC boring, it looks very interesting with what it does,its almost similar to capoeira,it goes with the attack instead of blocking it,only thing your doing it mostly with your hands,so im really interested ,i feel i will be unstoppable with this art =)
steven10462 2 weeks ago
@steven10462
Bruce lees Jeet Kune Do was based around WC. I beauty of it though, is that you attack and defend at the same time.
Indeed like capoeira it is flashy, buts deceiving flashy, its very direct and (for lack of a better word) deadly. What may seem like a flashy move is actually several possible attacks
Fredman5551 2 weeks ago
@vasgeorge Please elaborate on that.
whitessx 2 weeks ago
principles are for idiots...
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stressFactorAL 3 weeks ago
This is a really good video!
BachGuitar3 3 weeks ago
i bet master wong feels like a bad ass...
sick
Luisthebeast420 3 weeks ago
Excellent stuff...
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01sidiropoulos 1 month ago
no top comment now's my chance!!!!!!
TheWarAngel777 1 month ago 23
@TheWarAngel777 but your top comment can be easily tackled with my MMA skill!
Trust me, I've learned MMA from my English teacher, his cooking is delicious!
His cooking will definitely work in real fight rather than my English!
dezinfectant 5 days ago
@TheWarAngel777 hahaha xD
surferdudette19 1 day ago
groovy
mxselite 1 month ago
he has little feet.
ilikepenguins100 1 month ago
the soundtrack was pretty funky. I almost put on some flares and pretended I was dubbed
tehf00n 1 month ago
Cool!!
Cabanas380 1 month ago
Where is this clip taken from? Any name of the original video?
Inactive1o1 1 month ago
@Inactive1o1 It is called "Wing Chun: The Science In-Fighting" By Wong Shun Leung in 1982. He is also one of Yip Man's notable students. Right next to Bruce Lee.
ErikCasse1 1 month ago
@ErikCasse1 wong shun leung taught bruce lee. bruce lee was by name a student of ip man, but most of his personal learning came from wong shun leung
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Muay thai still wins
tomas1151 1 month ago
@tomas1151 You fucking dumbass. It doesn't matter what martial arts you use. It just matters how you use it. Dumbass.
ErikCasse1 1 month ago
wing chun is great but there are great than this and great users also for example kalari varmakalai and its other arts nothing can beat it because this martial art user can defeat its opponents by looking this called kill at sight you can browse about noku varmam and know it
assassinkumar 4 weeks ago
@assassinkumar Erm, there's no such thing as a "system that can't be beaten." It's not about the system, it's the person using it and his/her level of expertise, skill, and experience. Any style can be used effectively for self-defense and any style can be "beaten" as well.
typhon3808 4 weeks ago
@typhon3808 It's useless to explain this principle to these armchair fighters. Even the host of the UFC fights, Joe Rogan, doesn't understand this principle.
luvbig41 2 weeks ago
@tomas1151 dumbass all styles originated in china, kungfu is the ancestor of all fighting styles
LAHrebirth 1 month ago 11
@LAHrebirth That's not true. There are many styles (like Savate for instance) that had nothing to do with China.
StevenE1972 1 month ago
@StevenE1972 Capoeira too
Catastor2012 4 weeks ago
@StevenE1972 but with Vietnam. And vietnamese martial arts come from chinese
VingTsunFANATIC 2 days ago
@VingTsunFANATIC I wasn't aware of that! Interesting...
StevenE1972 2 days ago
@LAHrebirth nope...india is...the founder and originator of kung fu was an indian monk
eggnoy 3 weeks ago
@LAHrebirth not all styles idiot.
glddraco666 1 week ago
@LAHrebirth Not european boxing that's from ancient Greece.
ceremonialpork 1 week ago
@LAHrebirth But you're right other fighting styles are from kungfu
ceremonialpork 1 week ago
@LAHrebirth i would like to agree, but no. you can say "MOST" are. to name some, jiu jitsu, judo, krav maga, kajukenbo, etc etc all have some influence of kung fu. The Mesopotamian civilization had their own martial arts and the Mesopotamian civilization existed thousands of years before kung fu was invented......
yoyager6567 1 week ago
@LAHrebirth
Not all.
Valosken 1 week ago
@LAHrebirth no dumbass your wrong, first recorded fighting style ever was from persia.
42lynchmob 1 day ago
@LAHrebirth dumbass. how do you explain pankration? wrestling? or judo? or brazillian jujitsu?
those do not originate from chinese kungfu.
Andreechan 1 day ago
I can tell krav maga took alot of influence from wing chun as well as boxing.
charl1eXsheen 1 month ago
One of the best 泳春拳 training video made and watch in English. This video give proper sub-title and headers to each stroke and techniques while other video tends to focus on the trainer instruction. Reason could be the other videos may be promotional video to train at the trainers' martial art schools.
AHHUAT2 2 months ago
this is an effective way of learning wing chun
hackerofdoom1996 2 months ago
@tallon115 do u even know wassup
Carlosbby17 2 months ago
this stuff is crap!
talon115 2 months ago
@talon115 tell that to bruce lee
RICTONDENRIS 2 months ago
@RICTONDENRIS In case you didn't realize... Bruce Lee went 180 degrees away from this crap in his development of JKD. The only thing he kept from wang chun was the finger jab. Everything else he took from western boxing and fencing.
talon115 2 months ago
@talon115 write me a story about u bitching why dont u?
RICTONDENRIS 2 months ago
@talon115 You do know Wing Chun is Bruce Lee's fave martial art and he's first
martial art do you??
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mangaka350 2 months ago
@talon115 There is no such thing as a crap fighting style in most cases. You should realise by now it all comes down to the person using that fighting style. The reason bruce lee never used this in his development of JKD was because JKD was almost completly offensive. There aren't any blocks as far as i know, and all defence consists of dodging. Bruce Lee thought that every fighter should be fast enough to get in the first strike, before the other person strikes to knock them out.
MrJackanddena 2 months ago
That was the whole idea behind JKD. Not all of us are that fast however and have to resort to blocking in most cases, should we be attacked. If you're still doubtful of this style however, Yip Man took out a soldier when he was about 15 with this style.
MrJackanddena 2 months ago
@MrJackanddena actually, this is false. Bruce Lee used a lot of WC concepts in the development of JKD.
fievel3782 2 months ago
@fievel3782 Concept's are different from actual techniques. You can take concepts from lots of different martial arts, and apply them with different techniques.
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@talon115 You do know, Wing Chun is Bruce Lee's fave martial art and hes first martial art do you?
mangaka350 2 months ago
@talon115 Its Bruce lee's fave and first martial art FOOL!!!
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01sidiropoulos 2 months ago
7:31 Yip man!!!! awesome
driftinthroughtime 2 months ago
@scissorphilip look up Sean seal the deal
Thomachesankara 3 months ago
Thank you.
ProfRaphaello 3 months ago
Im not a kid, im 22 years old and i work at mcdonalds in east chicago indiana i just wanted to know because here in chicago there are alot of fights and problems so knowing how to fight is a bog concern.
GIANTCHINEASBALLS 3 months ago
@GIANTCHINEASBALLS Get a gun and shoot it at will. Done!
EunusRex 3 months ago
@EunusRex ok :D
GIANTCHINEASBALLS 3 months ago
@GIANTCHINEASBALLS Ignore the ignorant fella.
The answer is Yes, Wing Chun is very effective and effecient in street fights.
Keep in mind that Wing Chun is a Martial Arts anf it was used in the times of War in the East.
Wing Chun is considered the fastest Martial Art so its very handy on the streets.
I practise it and I encoutered ot one time at my school.
Wing Chun is to eliminate the oppenent AQAP.
Wing Chun is indeed handy for street fights.
Success in your training.
eppsislike 2 months ago
@eppsislike Thank you atleast i have my answer now :D
are you learning from these videos or do you go to an actuall class?
GIANTCHINEASBALLS 2 months ago
@GIANTCHINEASBALLS I'm taking classes but when you have a day off these videos can help you alot to improve your techniques.
I'm practising Wing Chun for almost a year now and Wing Chun is very easy to learn, see it as a element you yet have the posses. Just like when you were little and you learned writing and reading, WC is the exact same element only you're pushing your body to a other level wich is always good.
Bruce Lee started with WC and he was outstanding.
eppsislike 2 months ago
Is that a skinny sammo hung?
tonybalonia 3 months ago
if u know wing chun does it help you in a street fight ? someone tell me!!!!!!!!!!
GIANTCHINEASBALLS 3 months ago
@GIANTCHINEASBALLS lol kids<<< asking same question.
no it does not. Wing Chun is not 2 help u in a street fight.
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BEST ANSWER on this subject: I do not like to get in the habit of saying one style is better than others. In regards to karate as a sport-I believe tournament compeition, that while it has some benefits, it does create a mindset and habits that will not work for actual combat. I also agree that when you can not attck the joints, eyes, throat, fingers, groin, etc that a true martial artist would not be able to effectively use their style.
pomminsu 1 month ago
TheWolfjr 3 months ago
*need
ane8chan 3 months ago
This is not traditional Wing Chun. This is the official Version. Traditional do not net Championchips.
ane8chan 3 months ago
9:30 Ip mans Photo on the wall!!
darkgosu 3 months ago
has anyone ever used it in mma and if so how effective is it.
scissorphilip 3 months ago
love the music ;)
Jhoodemcee 3 months ago
Wing Chun is an awesome self defense/ street fighting system! Mix it with some wrestling and you're a complete fighter!
SchizophrenicNYC 3 months ago
Traditionell aber sehr gut
Tim20041993 3 months ago
Wing chun must have more understanding of human physiology and fighting than this video shoes. This video would be good to promote it to a hollywood promoter. But as an effective martial art...dont think so!
habluehayaco2onn 4 months ago
what is the name of the video source?
foxbatst 4 months ago
what is the name of the video source?
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01sidiropoulos 4 months ago
wow galing n'ya
jackmickes22 4 months ago
This is my all time favorite Martial Arts Video period.
AikidoSushi 4 months ago
...;o)
WingChunTec 4 months ago
Thank you, 70's or early 80's?
joban84 4 months ago
IP MAN!!!! ON THE WALL AT 7:32!! WOOT WOOT
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Thanks for posting these video's
skibitom 4 months ago
What's IP Man?? I'm here because of Robert Downey Jr.'s Sherlock Holmes!! :P
Bullwhip27 4 months ago
Thanks for posting these video's
fx02zbn 4 months ago
learned a lot from this video... but yeah, the music is something to be endured...
mrdavidmach 4 months ago
IP MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
djkells3 5 months ago
I live in San Diego and am currently being instructed by Sifu Roger Angeli. He started in 1962 with master Criss Chan in San Francisco. Master Chan studied with Yip Man himself in the early 50's and his classmate was the famous Bruce Lee. Mr. Angeli has over 40 years of expierence in Wing Chun.
HXCDropDead 5 months ago
somebody translate this to spanish =/ ....
aficionadocuzca503 5 months ago
Executed beautifly.
s8terkidd432 5 months ago
the music is crappy
kiribundi 5 months ago
love this video ty
monotikitia 5 months ago in playlist sd
just go to google and search one closer for you
edgarbecerra2009 5 months ago
I do want to study Wing chun but where can I find a good school with good intructor? I live in Mpls, MN. Please help
ncigntujyang 5 months ago
@ncigntujyang I don't know sorry :(
V78thgz 5 months ago 2
@V78thgz look for all the dojos, go watch or practise a class at each. Then make your choice. How i would make my choice: 1) is this an american mcdojo, where the martial art has been watered down and changed, as the instructor (probably white) has created his 'own style' of the martial art, if so then no 2) Does this instructor seem to have the best technique out of all the instructors i have seen? If no then no. 3) do i have any uneasy feelings that this place is a scam? if so no. Good luck!
dirosaga 4 months ago
@ncigntujyang chang kunfu school/yaolan
sree3585 5 months ago
@ncigntujyang I had the same problem you did finding a school. the GOOGLE website should help you locate a good school in your state. Give it a try im sure you will find at least one school close to you. Good luck! and keep training.
Sniperdan77 5 months ago
@ncigntujyang you can find lessons in youtube and practice alone if you dont find any school. i found a channel very usefull 138mws master wong
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@ncigntujyang I'm not sure if there is near where you live, bust search for I.S.M.A Wyng Tjun, its a very big organization almos worldwide. hope i helped =)
gwidao123 5 months ago
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Thanks for your reply. I heard about Twice CitiesWing Chun and will check them out next week.
ncigntujyang 5 months ago
@ncigntujyang China xD
danielgr86 5 months ago
@ncigntujyang If you live in California(san diego county)- I've tried looking/searched around..no luck so far.I'm looking now around LA(orange county). The closet thing to it in California will have to be Jeet Koon Do schools. Such as the the Dan Inosanto school in LA. To bad there are possibly no Wing Chun or JKD schools in San Diego County...what a shame!!
jackmarsilva 5 months ago
@ncigntujyang I know that there's a Southern Praying Mantis school in Minneapolis, the roots of which are the same as Wing Chun. Maybe you'd like it.
tomasconleche 4 months ago
@ncigntujyang I live in the Twin Cities too, and I've decided to study from books and manuals on Wing Chun instead of at a school or with a trainer. I would recommend "The Wing Chun Compendium" Volumes I and II. Hope this helps. Message me if you find an academy though!
Bullwhip27 4 months ago
@Bullwhip27
No I did not find any school yet but how long have you learn from book? maybe we can get together so we can share what we know and learn from each other.
ncigntujyang 4 months ago
@ncigntujyang Dude you can learn a lot from those videos. Just make sure you put them to practical use with friends. Otherwise you do not learn to execute it properly. It is going to take you at least 9 months to onderstand the basic of the style. Body shifting is btw not needed and slowing your basic skills down in responding to fast hits.
populouspopulous 4 months ago
@ncigntujyang try any school which is not named, WT, EWTO, EBMAS or has anything to do with leung ting. that shall lead you to success
schulleee 3 months ago
@schulleee
Thanks
ncigntujyang 3 months ago
@ncigntujyang google search a school in your city.
everio17 3 months ago
@ncigntujyang Google it. :) Look for a nearby school in your region. Have a nice day. :)
Nativeson9979 3 months ago
@ncigntujyang
Google it
Nativeson9979 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@ncigntujyang the best thing u can do is try 2 learn from these videos=[
or google a place around u. buttt< they might not be good
PLAY8OY11 3 months ago
@PLAY8OY11
This sifu looks prettty good. He might be one of the best teacher around today. Thanks for reply.
ncigntujyang 3 months ago
This is excellent! I wish I could remove the music as it is a bit distracting, but he video is well worthwhile to me. Thank you for uploading this.
jericho4004 6 months ago in playlist Defense
surely that 1 inch punch demonstration was a lil exaggerated
EsoulBlade 6 months ago
Yard Sell ;)
V78thgz 6 months ago
How did you get this video ? :)
chocozaku1997 6 months ago
I'm a fan an student of Wing Chun. These videos are great Thank You! ;)
djrockstar777 6 months ago
@ abgef, sir you are no martial artist. first thing that ib was taught was to respect other styles & people. so go pop in another ufc dvd & stop disrespecting other arts. personally i find wing chun to be interesting.
parsailon 6 months ago
thats master wong shun leung, taught by yip man. yip or ip is considered correct spelling. mr leung is considered one of yip man's best, but i must say this vid, and i actually have the whole hing on dvd, is rigid looking, not relaxed and flowing.
lawngnome412 6 months ago
whats up with that porno music?
THiZZAAFuRR 6 months ago 27
@THiZZAAFuRR This was made in the 1970's
V78thgz 6 months ago 9
@THiZZAAFuRR
looll u made my day
wksel1 3 months ago
@THiZZAAFuRR this was that hot music back then, just look at when dude was jammin in his room on enter the dragon :-). 70's had some music lol
duecequatro24 2 months ago
is this Leung Sheung?
kotegash 6 months ago
That's exactly what I'm taught at my Wing Chun training.
tazss159 7 months ago
Snake would clearly kick wong's wing chun with his CQC ( ;
Catalyst8D 7 months ago
@Catalyst8D every martial artist knows its not about style mate
doublebassrox 7 months ago
@doublebassrox it was a joke silly :p
anyways from technical stand point it seems like style helps. just like a person who wields a weapon, a person who has more knowledge, or a person who has more will. A style could be more flexible which can give an upper hand. or given the situation, be surperior.
for example, you know its obvious that brazilian jujitsu nullifies the advantage say boxing had if a one on one fight were to be taken to the ground.
Catalyst8D 6 months ago
@doublebassrox i dont know how to fight, so if you give me that bullcrap theory about just hit the opponent, i'd fail against someone who new a martial art well.
Catalyst8D 6 months ago
@Catalyst8D That's the reason why you don't even know a single martial art, because you are not smart enough to understand the bullcrap theories of each martial art. And yeah, all martial art have bullcrap theory which you have to learn first before you start punching someone.
aj27117 6 months ago
@aj27117 No. The reason i don't know a single martial art is because I'm a college student who doesn't have the time or money for it.
oh i understand the theories, it's not a matter of intelligence. It's a matter of application.
Catalyst8D 6 months ago
@Catalyst8D Trust me pal, once you are done with schooling your life will be much more busy. Look at me. I can't even go out on a date. But I still practice Wing Chun every saturday or sunday for 1-2 hours a day. As for the cost, well it's a bit expensive but I have a job so I can pay for it. But when I quit my job my sifu was very kind and he still teaches me even if I don't pay him. As for your case, why don't you construct a wooden dummy and practice with it. I can also teach you if u want.
nochannel1000 5 months ago
@Catalyst8D no you idiot. if one has equal experience in WC and another ,equal experience in another style and they both know each respective style very well, then it would be logical for them to be equally skilled. so if you fight someone who doesnt know how to fight as much as you then obvously no one would be the victor.
doublebassrox 6 months ago
@doublebassrox (im just gonna ignore the fact that you called me an idiot) you're argument is that they must have "equal experience" in order to be equally skilled. ok i can abide to that since it is logical. But the fact of the matter is having the same experience is as rare as making an exact clone of yourself who has the same emotions, mind, memories, physical attributes, and "experience" as you. Additionally, both martial arts are going to be taught different, so their experience will be dif
Catalyst8D 6 months ago
@doublebassrox (continuing on) they won't be equally skilled either, since different martial arts focus on different aspects. Therefore my conviction still stands. im not saying one martial art(style) is better than another, but i wll say that one martial art can be superior than the other in terms of which one is applied for a particular scenario. if you can't agree with that then we'll never meet eye to eye. so there's no point in arguing further.
Catalyst8D 6 months ago
For all you that are arguing about martial arts, stop reciting theory and just hit the opponent.
thesock339 7 months ago 3
@thesock339 in the wise words of donnie yen
doublebassrox 7 months ago
@doublebassrox Yeah, I keep forgetting his name. Thanks :D
thesock339 7 months ago
tremendo documental pero habra posibilidad de que tenga subtitulos en español, no entiendo una mierda de ingles. gracias
carlosmolinavl 7 months ago
i want to try to combine Wing Chun with Aikido
noOneL0vesAjew 7 months ago
@noOneL0vesAjew I think it can be pretty effective but wing chun already uses some of the akido within himself. Its better to learn Wing Chun first (because its pretty difficult) before trying to combine it with different techniques to get the most out of it.
AnamiLoka 7 months ago
4 people fight karate
tropwarrior1 7 months ago
the arguing of the best martial arts is the dumbest thing I have ever heard, it is only how you execute the martial art not thee martial art itself.
Buhllake 7 months ago 5
@Buhllake Most arguing is contingent on best execution, or at least on exceptional execution, although sometimes arguments cover what is easiest to learn or teach for self-defense purposes.
HiImBobBum 7 months ago
If you are watching this video cause of IP Man...thumbs up!
moqutpar 8 months ago 244