I really like the WSL Wing Tsun, but i find this "no dotting" statement paradox. He said that unlike in boxing, a real fight has no rules. That how can he make this rule? It has no sense. There is place for dotting in wing tsun, its flexible. Do you think that boxers are idiots and they make useless movements? Dodging hits with body movement is a good thing if you are good at it. Of course you only have to do it when necessary, not every time.
No, he doesn't say that boxers are idiots, he just points out that any sport will adapt their strategies to get the best results in the given circumstances. In a no rules situation dodging might not be enough to evade the punch, not to speak about other dangers like ellbows or knees. For example in sports with less restrictions than boxing, you don't see much dodging either.
@PICLex But lets get real, All arts that throw something uses centerlines, from fighting arts to even darts. Its not something that Wing Chun only uses. All arts hit to the centerline, cuz there is where the power lands. And not only that. The defender in all arts is avoiding or blocking the centerline, cuz else he would get hit.
The structure of wing chun is built around this centerline, the dummy teaches how to face etc. That's why the straight punches, you always attack the centerline even if that centerline is their back, or side or whatever. It makes no difference what the other guy is doing. If his head is weaving and off the center? Strike where his center is, there will be less center to destroy when he's 'dancing' all over the place.
@PICLex have you ever been in a fight or ring. You will notice that all sports will follow the centerline principle and that all sports or real fight will avoid the center, by blocking, bobbing, weaving, ducking, slipping, stepping, moving out of that centerline where the punch is going. So still it makes no sense when you only go forward. You should be flexible to move with the target instead of standing stiff and only go straight ahead.
It's not stiff at all. It's very direct. If he bobs, so what? You are not attacking a certain part of the body. You are attacking his whole being, that's why we can go forward. That's the key. If his bobs and weaves are putting you off so to speak, it's a sign that you are chasing hands. Stay concious of the centreline, the rest is noise.
@PICLex You say: If he bobs, so what? well friend, than you never have been in a real fight as many wing chun artist never had a real fight. Cuz when he bobs he will let you miss and you will miss and he will punch you on the chin. A fight is more than go straight ahead and yes wing chun is stiff, that all starts with how the stance is. Like all trapping will not work. Most wing chun stuff will not work. Sorry, im not hating, Im tell you the truth.
You just don't understand proper wing chun like most people. I havent been in a fight for ages, and im not an expert at wing chun, but i appreciate the basics. It sounds like you are chasing hands.
@PICLex No Im not chasing hands, I avoid them and counter them or just attack. You r chasing a body that isnt there. Real fighting aint no wooden dummy. But like you said you didnt fight for ages. Well my friend I do fight and I know how it is. I would love Wing Chun to work cuz then I could use it. But there is just a handfull that really works. Most is just fantasy.
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silvanobonafe 2 months ago
nice to see 2 great masters of different lineages holding a seminar, only sad to see GM Wang Kiu is left out of the title
mantels85 2 months ago
@mantels85
Wang Kiu and Wong Shun Leung from different lineages??
Funky1156 1 week ago
@Funky1156
They both where students of yip man, i mean they both have there own lineage,
GM Wang kiu's line is most known in holland (where he lived) and belgium, but also has schools in america and germany
mantels85 1 week ago
Where's the rest of the video?!?!? That was just a tease lol
kungfuspic 6 months ago
I really like the WSL Wing Tsun, but i find this "no dotting" statement paradox. He said that unlike in boxing, a real fight has no rules. That how can he make this rule? It has no sense. There is place for dotting in wing tsun, its flexible. Do you think that boxers are idiots and they make useless movements? Dodging hits with body movement is a good thing if you are good at it. Of course you only have to do it when necessary, not every time.
mogyorospusztai 7 months ago
@mogyorospusztai
No, he doesn't say that boxers are idiots, he just points out that any sport will adapt their strategies to get the best results in the given circumstances. In a no rules situation dodging might not be enough to evade the punch, not to speak about other dangers like ellbows or knees. For example in sports with less restrictions than boxing, you don't see much dodging either.
barimbo 6 months ago
yes but dont think if the boxer is dodging you can hit him easily with straight punches. He aint no wooden dummy.
minasz 9 months ago
@minasz
Yeah but the attention is towards the centreline, and that's always there.
PICLex 4 months ago
@PICLex But lets get real, All arts that throw something uses centerlines, from fighting arts to even darts. Its not something that Wing Chun only uses. All arts hit to the centerline, cuz there is where the power lands. And not only that. The defender in all arts is avoiding or blocking the centerline, cuz else he would get hit.
minasz 4 months ago
@minasz
The structure of wing chun is built around this centerline, the dummy teaches how to face etc. That's why the straight punches, you always attack the centerline even if that centerline is their back, or side or whatever. It makes no difference what the other guy is doing. If his head is weaving and off the center? Strike where his center is, there will be less center to destroy when he's 'dancing' all over the place.
PICLex 4 months ago
@PICLex have you ever been in a fight or ring. You will notice that all sports will follow the centerline principle and that all sports or real fight will avoid the center, by blocking, bobbing, weaving, ducking, slipping, stepping, moving out of that centerline where the punch is going. So still it makes no sense when you only go forward. You should be flexible to move with the target instead of standing stiff and only go straight ahead.
minasz 4 months ago
@minasz
It's not stiff at all. It's very direct. If he bobs, so what? You are not attacking a certain part of the body. You are attacking his whole being, that's why we can go forward. That's the key. If his bobs and weaves are putting you off so to speak, it's a sign that you are chasing hands. Stay concious of the centreline, the rest is noise.
PICLex 4 months ago
@PICLex You say: If he bobs, so what? well friend, than you never have been in a real fight as many wing chun artist never had a real fight. Cuz when he bobs he will let you miss and you will miss and he will punch you on the chin. A fight is more than go straight ahead and yes wing chun is stiff, that all starts with how the stance is. Like all trapping will not work. Most wing chun stuff will not work. Sorry, im not hating, Im tell you the truth.
minasz 4 months ago
@minasz
You just don't understand proper wing chun like most people. I havent been in a fight for ages, and im not an expert at wing chun, but i appreciate the basics. It sounds like you are chasing hands.
PICLex 4 months ago
@PICLex No Im not chasing hands, I avoid them and counter them or just attack. You r chasing a body that isnt there. Real fighting aint no wooden dummy. But like you said you didnt fight for ages. Well my friend I do fight and I know how it is. I would love Wing Chun to work cuz then I could use it. But there is just a handfull that really works. Most is just fantasy.
minasz 4 months ago
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@minasz
I'm sorry you don't understand.
PICLex 4 months ago
his ving tsun is the real one
sghfqwe 1 year ago
excellant. very very nice video
killerofbleach 1 year ago
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comissierro 1 year ago