Sifu Sergio presents an interview with Wing Chun Sifu Tsui Sheung Tin Part 1

[KoalaBear9526]

reminds me of an asian micky goldmill lol.

[radiokillahz]

lol i thought it says STFU!!!! XD

[differentandalike]

GOOD VIDEO.

[IknowYourBs]

He say its good for health ... YET he smokes a pipe and drinks Tea .

almost like saying something but doing something else.

old man.

[Daman2015]

@IknowYourBs i kno 102 yr old in lebanon who smoked since he was 49 , in lebanon also tea and coffe is drinken daily .. yet hes still their;) walking up and down stairs like a 3 yr old wld.. slowly but surely

[andyastro123]

@IknowYourBs you need to stop judging..

[DandTprAnkZ]

@IknowYourBs Did your father butt fuck you as a child?... I think yes. Get that stick out your ass.

It's like judging something, but being butt fucked by your dad.

Peice of shit.

[gryfin80]

I train under his lineage very effective and a great man

[intirayami]

It's a firmer, yet tensionless technique. It takes a long time to develop. Choi Shong Tin stood for about 5/6 hours per day, every day for about 3/4 years, and he had this amazing power at age 19. So, he's developed it into something unbelievably good, a power to beat tension, effortlessly. Thankyou Si Gung

[intirayami]

This emergence of intent or thought is relating to the usage of a different type of power that can only be generated through practice of the correct Choi Shong Tin style. It's not a mystical secret. It's all about the use of a different part of your mind, which allows your muscles to work in a relaxed way, but that's not the relaxed way that most people think of (floppy).

[intirayami]

Just to add a little for everyone, as the translation doesn't cover this: he mentions the "development of intent/thought" or Lop Nim ((Li Nian) 立念) when the translation mentions "Believe and Train" for the second time. For those who may not have heard of this before, it's because even people in our lineage find it extremely difficult to explain.

[alphaomega309]

Great to hear from people who actually knew and trained with ip man thanks for posting

[nimak222]

nice interview. Well done!

[munkogasuski]

great interview ..



[ChinatownDragonKC]

Thank you so much for this Sifu Sergio! is part 2 up?

[jomushin7]

Sifu Sergio deserves all respect from the whole Wing chun family tree for sharing so many interesting insights you usually can't find out there. Thank you very much. I wish you a long life.

[congi]

Sifu Tsui Sheung Tin is a treasure of Wing Chun.

[Shaunic02]

Thanks for the info. Brother peace

[raqsteadyeddie]

Enlightening interview! Thank you sifu!

[Prophetnewton]

Thank you so much for your energetic pursuit of excellence and scholarship. You are a blessing and you do more than you know.

[sifujedi]

and thankyou for part 1

[sifujedi]

where is part 2

[Adamon82]

thx for the uploads, they are great =) and hope to see a video of your finished kung fu school soon. wish you all the best

[mcul2112]

thank you Sifu, for uploading this very good, very clear, very simple interview. there are very few like it. absolutely priceless....thank you.

[triancirc]

Yip Man replied "this is about lop nim" which means "to establish an idea in the mind" and not believe and train.

Sources: an article by GM Chu Shong Tin

[wingchunaustralia]

Thank you from Grandmaster Jim Fung's International Wing Chun Academy in Australia for presenting this informative interview with our Sigung.

[G4JNN]

Excellent interview Sifu Sergio. Very interesting.

I've been trying to learn Cantonese (on-and-off) for years now.

Thank you for the lesson. Have fun. Paul, G4JNN.

[brianchg]

Master Tsui is nicknamed as the "King Of Siu Nim Tau"

[KieranECoyle]

what a thrill to hear someone talk about Yip man and those who knew him personally!

[adigspi]

very nicely done. Thank you for sharing this with us.