you have explained the basic outline of fok sau quite well, however my only critique is that the position and shape of your hand could use a re-adjustment, the most effective fuk sao is NOT with the side of the palm being parallel to the ground(as displayed in this video) thats actually incorrect
thank you Jin for your teaching and dedication. I was taught before using Pak Sau to defend a high straight punch ( to the face), but I feel that Pak Sau may miss a fast punch, using Fuk Sau ,not only save energy, but also has a better chance to catch the punch. thanks.
we gonna look at wing chun.. OK how to fuk sau OK now OK were gonna train OK so do this OK and its good OK so just practise OK and youll get better OK. OKAY.MMMK.
why isnt this man a world pound 4 pound boxing champ earning 10 mill a fight instaed taking a class of 30 or 40 fools earning $200 a night cos he full of it go fight a thai boxer he will beat u to the ground blocking with one hand hah wing chung is for people who never want to get into a fight or fight but fell good thinking they can defend them self it does not work you do not start doing stick hands in a fight
@TheSrx1 Before u talk make a research!!U r not doing stick hands in a fight.That is just a way to build your sense where your opponent power goes.Anyway we use it but it cant be seen but be sensed.Is like u grapple and u feel where the other push u.
@TheSrx1 Except for the fact that Jin teaches privately for his friends and people he know at a health club after work. He's stated that he doesn't charge for his training, and the only money he gets from doing this is from donations in his website (in which you don't even need to go to). Learn to make a point from something other than ignorance.
@TheSrx1 do you realize the difference between thai/western boxers, and wing chun guys? do you realize that wing chun people are usually just practitioners and that boxers are trained FIGHTERS? theres a difference between practitioners and fighters. boxing and muay thai is made for the ring, and its a sport fight by heart. wing chun isnt. youre talking too much stupid shit
Very good stuff! Keep up the good work! Are you at all familiar with Pan Nam lineage or Master Wong lineage? If so what do you think? Really respect your opinion. Thanks!
How can you pull enemys punch with fuk and then make tan?If he also hit with chain punch you will catch the first with fuk and the other will hit you if there are fast
I love your videos, I learned a lot about the concept of the Wing Chun how to use it and as well the Tan Sau, Pak Sau, Chi Sau, Chain Punching, but I would like to see by a video if possible, how the Wing Chun will be efficient against a boxer, real life fight etc.
fuk sau is indeed is a good way to catch a strong punch.. and this technique could be quite useful for ladies who do not have as much energy as guys.. but in a real fight.. i feel that fuk sau may not always work especially against fighters.
My friend, I have practice kung fu for some time, but am still ignorant of such subtle details. You often enlighten me greatly, perhaps you can help me understand properly. In sil lim tao the fuk moves forward and puts me in mind of forward jamming and intent, but in other's sLT they reverse the pak and fuk and it draws inward as you show here. for me 'tis like mantis hook and can pull and strike with back of wrist, but frankly my brothers will push forward if I pull this way and drill me.
fook/fuk sao is best used in defending a round punch on the outside with the elbow in and the wrist out with the fingers facing diagonally outward (used simultaneously with a punch)....punches on the inside should be re-directed or stopped with a pak or a jum if you miss the pak....this is very traditional (misguided) techniques IMO and usually only works in a choreographed kung fu movie :P
Good explanation. In Jook Lum Southern Mantis the Fuk is called Sik (Eat) hand. Eat the same side, biu the eyes. If you sik the opposite side, you saat or pai (slice) the throat. Kudos to you China Boxer.
I've reached the stage now .... I believe, where sparring is the only way I will see what works for me and what doesn't. After all Wing Chun is a fighting Art not just for debating. Like for what you said about the elbow being in? Others will say keep the line from chamber to target; or your punch will be off? I personally agree with elbow In as you do, used correctly opponents attacks can also be trapped. I look forward to seeing more of your videos. regards Paul.
I like your concepts ... there are too many Wing Chun hardliner .... If it works then why not ... I was always taught 'Pak Sau' for this defence but then I've got the frame to take the advantage on most.
I am not completely in agreement about this fuk sau drill.
By "playing catchup" you expose yourself to the punch. Fuk sau in my experience should always have forward directional force. By projecting the fuk sau forward the attacking arm will be re-directed away from the body by sliding the fuk sau along the attacking arm, or if the attacking arm comes forward, it will be re-directed.
This technique is dependent on you being faster than your opponent. Too risky by bringing chi into u
my pox is so powerful and so well trained that I could pax someones arm out of there socket by hitting there wrist...is this kind of power normal after years of wing chung development? I'm on year 4 now.
But before the hand turns into a fook sao, it is already in the wu sao guarding hand position. So, it's actually a fook sao/wu sao technique. Very cool.
hey jin, would you cover JUT SAO? one of complex movement of wing chun but also effective and has many use. i think it will be great. because i'm a bit confused by it. keep up the good work. peace
What you do not know is that in siu nin tao, fook sao has the role of energy storage by, for fook are as defense takes another form, wing chun is not the official transliteration, as yip man has changed the way to know that toilet is short the place to do personal hygiene, I was a student of moy yat ending the system and with whom you trained? who taught you not over the system! Search and will know the truth!
whether you catch the punch with a fuk or not is not important, it's about "defending your center" which is the real value of fuk sau.
because you are right, some boxers are very fast and retreat the hand quickly. so never try focusing on their hands, focus on adhering to the concepts and principles that make wing chun work.
@chinaboxer Absolutely agree with you, Jin. "Defending your center" really works and fuk sao makes so much sense in terms of biomechanics.
I've only had a few weeks of Wing Chun (my background is Judo, Karate, TKD, Tai Chi, Western boxing) and was struggling even with the basic movements. I wasn't getting the results I was looking for.
Your videos have really helped and enlightened me. Keep up the great work!
@chinaboxer What would be the best Wing Chun Technique vs. a jab? I read somewhere that Bruce Lee used some kind of technique called Po Pai Jeung vs. a Boxer?
As I understand it, Po Pai is quite an advanced 'techinique'. I would recomend working on developing your basics such as paak sau & fuk sau and make sure your footwork is well developed too, ideally get someone who is a boxer to do some training with. (train with them tho, dont just fight/spar them)
@chinaboxer I`ve watched a few of your films Great understanding!Do you have any man sao drills to close the gap, or pac da , tan da ,lon sau, die bong drills for reinforced blocking and deflection for over commited attacks thank you vey much!
are you crazy , are bringing the punch to your body?you are crazy ando not kwon ving tsun , this form of fuk sao is to use in siu nin tao , never to combat!
Eh...no. There isn't a single movement within Siu nim tao that doesn't have practical value or can't be translated into practical fighting. This is what most schools or traditions teaches, so I really don't see where you're coming from with that comment.
And this is not Ving Tsun, this is Wing Chun. Tip: don't call Jin crazy and imply he doesn't know Wing Chun...noone will take you seriously after that statement.
I couldn't agree more. My sifu just showed me last night how true that is. After the double side block to back then frontthen the raising of the arms, you do it at an angle up to your body, not just straight up. It blew my mind how easy it was to movce a 200+ pound man back on his heels. Still have alot to learn, and Jin's teachings as well as my sifu's remind me of that every day. Train Hard.
This helped a lot. Thank you so much! I think you guys are doing a really really good job making these videos. I've never really understood the fuk sau before, but this was very helpful to me. Again thank you.
this guy says ok alot in this vid.lol good teacher very inportent info i didnot know this stuff.
qwertyman459 4 weeks ago
you have explained the basic outline of fok sau quite well, however my only critique is that the position and shape of your hand could use a re-adjustment, the most effective fuk sao is NOT with the side of the palm being parallel to the ground(as displayed in this video) thats actually incorrect
Metacool416 4 months ago
you can definitely FUK SAUmbody out!!! woooooowatata!!!!
heraldro 6 months ago
thank you Jin for your teaching and dedication. I was taught before using Pak Sau to defend a high straight punch ( to the face), but I feel that Pak Sau may miss a fast punch, using Fuk Sau ,not only save energy, but also has a better chance to catch the punch. thanks.
azetic 7 months ago
@ TheSrx1 stupidity is not the worst, arrogance and ignorance are the worst, and you get both.
azetic 7 months ago
we gonna look at wing chun.. OK how to fuk sau OK now OK were gonna train OK so do this OK and its good OK so just practise OK and youll get better OK. OKAY.MMMK.
harryjpepper 9 months ago
why isnt this man a world pound 4 pound boxing champ earning 10 mill a fight instaed taking a class of 30 or 40 fools earning $200 a night cos he full of it go fight a thai boxer he will beat u to the ground blocking with one hand hah wing chung is for people who never want to get into a fight or fight but fell good thinking they can defend them self it does not work you do not start doing stick hands in a fight
TheSrx1 9 months ago
@TheSrx1 Before u talk make a research!!U r not doing stick hands in a fight.That is just a way to build your sense where your opponent power goes.Anyway we use it but it cant be seen but be sensed.Is like u grapple and u feel where the other push u.
dlvt79 9 months ago
@TheSrx1 Except for the fact that Jin teaches privately for his friends and people he know at a health club after work. He's stated that he doesn't charge for his training, and the only money he gets from doing this is from donations in his website (in which you don't even need to go to). Learn to make a point from something other than ignorance.
Warkiam 8 months ago
@TheSrx1 do you realize the difference between thai/western boxers, and wing chun guys? do you realize that wing chun people are usually just practitioners and that boxers are trained FIGHTERS? theres a difference between practitioners and fighters. boxing and muay thai is made for the ring, and its a sport fight by heart. wing chun isnt. youre talking too much stupid shit
StopFlaggingVideos 8 months ago
100 % wrong use of the Fuk Sau
sifurey 9 months ago
wow,really good demo. and explination.exxcellent work.thanx for this
tao123chi 10 months ago
thanks for lesson.. brilliant explanations of what you show.. :)
johnymorda 10 months ago
Dude your cool gloed vids done wing Chun for 2.5 years ps i have the Same ringetone i tought my phone whent when i was watching
DudeTomi 10 months ago
BULLSHITT even Bruce fucking LEE say that's only fucking training.
Man guys 100% you will get knocked out with that.
36predator 11 months ago
Very good stuff! Keep up the good work! Are you at all familiar with Pan Nam lineage or Master Wong lineage? If so what do you think? Really respect your opinion. Thanks!
alawha 11 months ago
Another great lesson. Thank you JIN. This really helped out. Practicing it plenty.
Motacspaintball 11 months ago
thanks as always. fuk and tang are new to me. sweet
cakeplus8psycho 1 year ago
Okay
SatoTM2 1 year ago
How can you pull enemys punch with fuk and then make tan?If he also hit with chain punch you will catch the first with fuk and the other will hit you if there are fast
dlvt79 1 year ago
Do you mean jam sau?That may stop a punch..Fuk no way!
dlvt79 1 year ago
Can you explain how that stops the punch? I tried fuk sau with my friend and it seems to do almost nothing.
SupermanorNot 1 year ago
I love your videos, I learned a lot about the concept of the Wing Chun how to use it and as well the Tan Sau, Pak Sau, Chi Sau, Chain Punching, but I would like to see by a video if possible, how the Wing Chun will be efficient against a boxer, real life fight etc.
Thank You :)
Continue your great work!
kimphat18 1 year ago
fuk sau drill (basics im better
playboyfard 1 year ago
Very well explained. Thank you Jin and Michael
Wuddigot 1 year ago
have you watch ip man 2?
koalalumpar 1 year ago
I have to say that you're one of the best guy sharing this wonderful art (wing chun)on youtube .Keep it up
Bow.
afaijtima3iya 1 year ago
you're good at explaining
phlexonance 1 year ago
Good
Vivattct 1 year ago
NICE video, like always, also nice beard!!! (go asian beard!)
hahagooman 1 year ago
fuk sau is indeed is a good way to catch a strong punch.. and this technique could be quite useful for ladies who do not have as much energy as guys.. but in a real fight.. i feel that fuk sau may not always work especially against fighters.
Sirkrauser 1 year ago
My friend, I have practice kung fu for some time, but am still ignorant of such subtle details. You often enlighten me greatly, perhaps you can help me understand properly. In sil lim tao the fuk moves forward and puts me in mind of forward jamming and intent, but in other's sLT they reverse the pak and fuk and it draws inward as you show here. for me 'tis like mantis hook and can pull and strike with back of wrist, but frankly my brothers will push forward if I pull this way and drill me.
sloppymantis 1 year ago
fook/fuk sao is best used in defending a round punch on the outside with the elbow in and the wrist out with the fingers facing diagonally outward (used simultaneously with a punch)....punches on the inside should be re-directed or stopped with a pak or a jum if you miss the pak....this is very traditional (misguided) techniques IMO and usually only works in a choreographed kung fu movie :P
IHateToTellYou 1 year ago
Good explanation. In Jook Lum Southern Mantis the Fuk is called Sik (Eat) hand. Eat the same side, biu the eyes. If you sik the opposite side, you saat or pai (slice) the throat. Kudos to you China Boxer.
JookLumFist 1 year ago
FUK
ryanmare1 1 year ago
I've reached the stage now .... I believe, where sparring is the only way I will see what works for me and what doesn't. After all Wing Chun is a fighting Art not just for debating. Like for what you said about the elbow being in? Others will say keep the line from chamber to target; or your punch will be off? I personally agree with elbow In as you do, used correctly opponents attacks can also be trapped. I look forward to seeing more of your videos. regards Paul.
PaulConway1973 2 years ago 5
I like your concepts ... there are too many Wing Chun hardliner .... If it works then why not ... I was always taught 'Pak Sau' for this defence but then I've got the frame to take the advantage on most.
PaulConway1973 2 years ago
true that i think Fuk Sau is better than Pak Sau in defending, from my expeience as a female student of WC
littlehappymonks 2 years ago
Hi Jin,
I am not completely in agreement about this fuk sau drill.
By "playing catchup" you expose yourself to the punch. Fuk sau in my experience should always have forward directional force. By projecting the fuk sau forward the attacking arm will be re-directed away from the body by sliding the fuk sau along the attacking arm, or if the attacking arm comes forward, it will be re-directed.
This technique is dependent on you being faster than your opponent. Too risky by bringing chi into u
giuliocc 2 years ago 3
Just a quick question, who did you learn Wing Chun from?
luketrials 2 years ago
another GREAT lesson! thanks Jin!
gigbandulu 2 years ago 9
no problemo, peace!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
@chinaboxer Can you please do a session on combinations?
hali9999 6 months ago
If I don't have a friend that could help me practicing this techniques,is there another way to learn them?
dEeJaYnOsOuNd 2 years ago
you can practice on anything with a straight limb, obviously a wooden dummy would be ideal, but be creative and see what you can come up with.
chinaboxer 2 years ago 2
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if im a female amster you are a master gay because this hands in fok sao areo of gay !great gay!come fihgt with me and i show to you whats fight!
yimvingtsun 2 years ago
yes, you are a female amster! -_o
chinaboxer 2 years ago
my pox is so powerful and so well trained that I could pax someones arm out of there socket by hitting there wrist...is this kind of power normal after years of wing chung development? I'm on year 4 now.
Isamright33 2 years ago
But before the hand turns into a fook sao, it is already in the wu sao guarding hand position. So, it's actually a fook sao/wu sao technique. Very cool.
theScytheofGod 2 years ago
nice observation!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
hey jin, would you cover JUT SAO? one of complex movement of wing chun but also effective and has many use. i think it will be great. because i'm a bit confused by it. keep up the good work. peace
sild123 2 years ago
yes, jut sau is on my "to do list". slowly but surely!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
What you do not know is that in siu nin tao, fook sao has the role of energy storage by, for fook are as defense takes another form, wing chun is not the official transliteration, as yip man has changed the way to know that toilet is short the place to do personal hygiene, I was a student of moy yat ending the system and with whom you trained? who taught you not over the system! Search and will know the truth!
yimvingtsun 2 years ago
saw your video on your channel and i must say, you are obviously a female master. thanks for enlightening me. peace!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
Nice drill, but I don't believe that fak sao can catch a realistic punch.
bprm4rnt 2 years ago
that's a drill dude if you use fuksau for real switch your body away from the fire line simultaniously.
My English sucks I hope you get what I'm trying to say...
andrietsa 2 years ago
It really depends on the skill/conditioning of the puncher.
Fuk sau isn't a unique Wing Chun invention, its Shaolin, and as such fuksau isn't a one-trick pony.
Its a multi-headed hydra.
hanselang 2 years ago
whether you catch the punch with a fuk or not is not important, it's about "defending your center" which is the real value of fuk sau.
because you are right, some boxers are very fast and retreat the hand quickly. so never try focusing on their hands, focus on adhering to the concepts and principles that make wing chun work.
chinaboxer 2 years ago 24
@chinaboxer Absolutely agree with you, Jin. "Defending your center" really works and fuk sao makes so much sense in terms of biomechanics.
I've only had a few weeks of Wing Chun (my background is Judo, Karate, TKD, Tai Chi, Western boxing) and was struggling even with the basic movements. I wasn't getting the results I was looking for.
Your videos have really helped and enlightened me. Keep up the great work!
fallenram1 1 year ago
@chinaboxer What would be the best Wing Chun Technique vs. a jab? I read somewhere that Bruce Lee used some kind of technique called Po Pai Jeung vs. a Boxer?
WhirlwindWerewolf 1 year ago
@WhirlwindWerewolf
As I understand it, Po Pai is quite an advanced 'techinique'. I would recomend working on developing your basics such as paak sau & fuk sau and make sure your footwork is well developed too, ideally get someone who is a boxer to do some training with. (train with them tho, dont just fight/spar them)
Donkyfishy 1 year ago
@chinaboxer I`ve watched a few of your films Great understanding!Do you have any man sao drills to close the gap, or pac da , tan da ,lon sau, die bong drills for reinforced blocking and deflection for over commited attacks thank you vey much!
MrLexTalionis1 1 year ago
@chinaboxer I think something missing here.It is or it is not important the fuk sau.U can defend the center without fuk sau, so what is for?
dlvt79 9 months ago
are you crazy , are bringing the punch to your body?you are crazy ando not kwon ving tsun , this form of fuk sao is to use in siu nin tao , never to combat!
yimvingtsun 2 years ago
Eh...no. There isn't a single movement within Siu nim tao that doesn't have practical value or can't be translated into practical fighting. This is what most schools or traditions teaches, so I really don't see where you're coming from with that comment.
And this is not Ving Tsun, this is Wing Chun. Tip: don't call Jin crazy and imply he doesn't know Wing Chun...noone will take you seriously after that statement.
Pharnax 2 years ago
I couldn't agree more. My sifu just showed me last night how true that is. After the double side block to back then frontthen the raising of the arms, you do it at an angle up to your body, not just straight up. It blew my mind how easy it was to movce a 200+ pound man back on his heels. Still have alot to learn, and Jin's teachings as well as my sifu's remind me of that every day. Train Hard.
anthonyr1 2 years ago
das koo das koo
TheSenseofTouch 2 years ago
another really great lesson
SuperKixxx 2 years ago
thanks!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
haha, good drill.
i sometimes do this while playing pak sao and my sidai are like 'huh?'
superhumansight 2 years ago
nice =D
chinaboxer 2 years ago
This helped a lot. Thank you so much! I think you guys are doing a really really good job making these videos. I've never really understood the fuk sau before, but this was very helpful to me. Again thank you.
arildamland 2 years ago
glad it's helped you, peace!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
your application of fuk sau shows the user receive the force into himself. Why in the first form doe fuk sau project out ?
dreamcastII 2 years ago
To follow the opponent's hand as he attempts to withdraw his fist after the strike.
hanselang 2 years ago
hanselang is correct. don't forget that there are many different ways to utilize the fuk sau movement. this video is just one example of many uses.
chinaboxer 2 years ago
thanks !
dreamcastII 2 years ago
9:20-9:49 MATRIX STATUS...
nice stuff jin and the gang. thanks a lot!
lytwielder 2 years ago
lol..i'm Neo! =D
glad you enjoyed it, peace!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
Shifu Jin, Thanks a lot. U kinda look like Manny 'Pacman' Pacquiao with the beard and mustach. ;p
inchdaddy 2 years ago
if only i had his skill too! -_o he's an amazing boxer.
chinaboxer 2 years ago
THANK YOU GREAT STUFF
roppokai1 2 years ago
no problemo, peace!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
Oh hey, I am glad to see you got better! Thanks for doing all of this, I find it really helpful!
mattatattat1 2 years ago
almost 100% thanks!
chinaboxer 2 years ago
Thanks for posting! I appreciate it!
mattatattat1 2 years ago
glad you enjoyed it, keep practicing!
chinaboxer 2 years ago