YOu know how hard it is to do wing chun when you're much taller than your oppenent... I mean for get the sticky hands all thats left is stomp kicks and chain punching
@powerofthroughts It doesn't matter how big or small you are to learn Wing Chun. If you say this, then the tall people can't choose to protect themselves using this specific style!
Gotta love these Style A vs Style B videos. This one with a kid against a large man. Who doesn't look like he knows Wing Chun. Then again there are so many so-called WC schools out there. What you need is a world champion from Style A vs the current world champion from Style B. Will we ever see that? :)
You wasted a lot of energy throwing kicks that could not possibly land, because of the size difference. Just a word of advice: if you're going to fight someone that size, you need to learn to open up and let THEM attack. Evade their attack while moving IN so that you can actually reach them. Moving backwards, as you did throughout this session, lets them use their reach while preventing you from being any threat at all.
I noticed that when you reverse your body position the wc guy does the same, he seems to like to mirror you, so, I was thinking, next time you reverse your body attack his center with fast front kicks and punches right at the moment when he's in the middle of mirroring your body, you just might catch him off balance and unprepared. good luck, keep it up, you're doing good ;)
The main techniques of Wing Chun were created with the assumption that your opponent is the same size or larger. Fighting someone that much smaller means that you are actually somewhat at a disadvantage, at least as far as trained responses go.
That being said, you're fighting the worst possible way against someone who's that much bigger.
Don't come straight in. Step to the outside of his lead foot. He'll likely take a hop-step back as he tries to land a cross punch. You need to (quickly) knock that cross to the outside and step DEEP so you can finally land some attacks.
It's an insanely difficult opponent you've chosen.
@gooseriffic Being twice a person's size doesn't matter unless it goes to the ground, and if it goes to the ground with someone who is (supposedly) Wing Chun, they're doing it wrong. Wing Chun is about generating power without strength or size, so Wing Chun doesn't do better or worse against people who are larger in size. The only thing you can do is be aware of their reach and adjust accordingly, but for those of us who are skilled, I can assure you that size has never mattered to us.
Who the hell is supposed to be doing Wing Chun here? Retreating isn't part of Wing Chun. Retreating is for someone who is unsure of themselves and doesn't know what to do, which a Wing Chun fighter is not. Kicks are not a problem for Wing Chun to deal with, so I don't know what the hell the guy in the black shirt is doing, but it isn't Wing Chun. Neither of them have proper structure, but I'll at least give the little guy props for having forward intent.
@Susejlatemyvaeh it's obviously a sparring match which neither wants to really close the distance. when the tang soo do guy comes close enough for kick don't just let him escape. he can never run as fast back/sidewards than you can forwards. you really have to take some initiative and not back down for no purpose. in self-defense one cannot be passive. the little guy shows some courage, but how can he win if he cannot even reach to kick him? one's mind must be clear before engaging in sparring
@DonMega187 I never said either of them was effective. I mostly agree with you, that is why I gave Tang Soo Do guy a small bit of appreciation that he at least wasn't as afraid - though not nearly assertive enough. The other guy (who I suppose is supposed to be Wing Chun? Even though he follows none of its principles?) was just terrible. I can find no good excuse for him. On the whole, they both seemed afraid, which is not something a skilled martial artist should be affected by.
@DonMega187 I never said either of them was effective. I mostly agree with you, that is why I gave Tang Soo Do guy a small bit of appreciation that he at least wasn't as afraid - though not nearly assertive enough. The other guy (who I suppose is supposed to be Wing Chun? Even though he follows none of its principles?) was just terrible. I can find no good excuse for him. On the whole, they both seemed afraid, which is not something a skilled martial artist should be affected by.
wow bro... if you were in a real fight with your friend here, you wouldnt last 30 seconds.... im serious... looks like he can slap you from 20 yards away!! haha.
i know you're not trying to kill each other as it says in your description and that its a friendly match, but you guys barely even tried to do anything. i hope your other fights aren't as boring to watch. i was hoping when i read tang soo do vs. wing chun that i'd see a decent demonstration but i'm sorry, it wasn't even decent. i'm sure you both can do better. please do next time. i'd like to see how those 2 styles actually fair against each other, it'd be really interesting.
@RakaiThwei Pretty good, but don't be afraid to get crazy and mix it up even when your opponent is twice your size. As long as there's no grappling allowed, height and size doesn't really factor in alot in that match as long as it's not point sparring. I'm 5'3 and i messed alot of people up that are like twice my height. I'll post my old vids. :)
Red striped gi with black belt means he just got his black belt and has not received his blue striped uniform yet. Secondly, TSD/SBD does not wear a black belt (traditionally) but a dark blue belt. Black represents the end, so in TSD they don't wear black belts.
@MegaRaver21: Despite the fact that the vid is a bit goofy, I give the Gi dude a lot of credit for mixing it up with the big man. Really, the big man isn't in good shape at all, and wasn't agressive.
If the Gi dude was in better shape and more agressive with a better approach for this situation (such as grappling) he could definitely win.
nothing really happened. Find a someone around your same size to make it more interesting. especially if you can find someone about the same skill level as you. That guy is too big, size does matter. equal skill big man has advantage. small guy skilled big guy unskilled you have a match, unskilled small guy skilled big guy.. you have a massacre
What school is your friend from? I've been training under Sifu Ryan Kennedy for sometime now, and those colours your friend is wearing are the same colours I see everyday. Same lineage :)
@dakidtag You can't call them "mortal kombat styles", but rather styles in mortal kombat. Saying it that way makes you look ignorant. Not saying that to be rude, but because it's true. Like as if the fact you saw it in that, means that that's how it is known to exist, or have been created. My friend didn't believe shotokan Karate existed only because it was in mortal kombat.
Although I'm sure there was loose ground rules. The reach advantage is obvious: his arms are as long as your legs. You would have been best off with feints-- provoking his left arm (which he used primarily for both def/off) and doing a defensive r. roundhouse to the back of his knee. A hit a run strategy. Power for power isn't going to cut it unless you get a miraculous hit.
hmm my idea if u were to face someone this big... learn iron fist or iron palm, know how to block close range,spin,dodge,etc. Strong inner power and root then finally train to get close to the opponent.
to be honest u could of won if u could counter attack who ever that is and i suggest u shouldn't use right leg all the time as most people r right leg some people can predict where u can kick so train your left leg too
oi rakaithwei! your mate hasnt learnt proper how to fight inside, obv coz of his size he really doesnt have to. but next time you have a spar against him, get in really really close and wail on his stomach, 3 or 4 chain punches should make him feel something, also if you can go at him so he;s not facing you square on will greatly decrease his power. good luck in the future :)
Try not to give so much ground when retreating, circle around instead. Also, it's a bad idea to spin, it leaves you very vulnerable, as in that instance where he blocked and knocked you down. When dealing with taller opponents, I think you're best off in-fighting, where his long range is negated. Of course, don't just get mauled, but you need to close in and committ a bit more to the strikes. Otherwise, he'll just pound you from a distance. Decent fight.
roundhouse kick fail. sorry, had to be said. Don't beat yourself up over this fight. That guy is way bigger than you and truth be told if you two are on the same skill level he will win. Unless you aim for his groin which you will in an actual fight.
I like your attitude, learning other martial arts for the sake of self cultivation - not to challenge and show off and arrogance, i hope you learn some chinese culture too while sparring wing chun. :)
Good to read comments like this! I mostly train and fight to see personally where I stand as a fighter, and where I need to improve in some areas and of course to find a sense of spiritual refinement and happiness.
I hope to learn more about myself in sparring matches, and to grow as a martial artist.
The most imminent need of you is not to improve your technique, your training, your Tang Soo Do, but your height. As you are a boy only, you can still grow taller with much proteins, calcium phosphate, vitamin D and sunshine ! No. 2 is your technique !
@RakaiThwei If you like kicking, maybe try some leg sweeps and kicking at your opponents lower parts. Check out Fujian Dog style of fighting. (Fujian Dog Boxing [狗拳 / 地术犬法] ) or monkey styles. Your opponent does have a height and length advantage, so tactics and techniques need to be modified to match your opponent.
When two people are of near equal skill the bigger man almost always wins -- this is why there are fight weight divisions in all sports -- remember I said of "equal" skills.
I think you employed the right strategy against a larger opponent, which is to stick and move. As you get older an put on weight do a lot of knuckle push ups and pull ups so you gain the power to knock someone out -- you'll need that.
Dump the narrow stance -- you expose your back too much, adopt a Muay Thai stance
ehhh I don't know about the big guys wing chun, but here is a bit a tip for you, utilize faints, and change up your stance(keeps the attacks hard to predict). Good job training with someone bigger though, most people today just whine about weight classes and how fighting someone bigger = automatic lose.
Perhaps beginning WC. Practice your forms more. Learn to root. When kicking, WC steps into the area and occupies. Do not fall back. When punching do not lean forward or an opponent will steal your balance and take you down. Spar with an opponent your own size so that you don't develop an over reliance on your size. Learn your range and do not over reach. Top and lower halves of body are not in unison. Practice chum kiu to understand unified movement. You can do it. It just takes practice.
A bit of constructive criticism for the wing chun guy. dont let him get to range 2 keep him at distance with your legs and use your legs more to block kicks rather than what i think is a low gan sau . Step in and take the centre line.
How is this a fair fight? If the big guy would do more than just circle he could crush the little guy with one punch...He could easily man handle him.
u can't compare between them cos obviously one's way gigantic than the other therefore they couldn't really use their full combat potential martial arts against each other + this is more of a friendly muck around rather than an intense comp.
The guy may be a Wing Chun practitioner but I didnt see very much of it in this. I'm still a beginner at it myself but I saw a few moments I could have gotten inside his centerline and just tore into him.
I see very little wing chun. this tall guy has a shitty root to the ground, hell they TSD guy has a better root. and wing chun guy, get in close! that is what our art is designed for. you must wait for him to come to you. and have no problem taking his center. what the hell is wrong with you?!
You always face the wingchun guy with your right foot leading. But then you always throw front foot roundhouse kicks which if they aren't going to hit his head, are more likely to hit his back. So try changing the leading foot .
at 1:26 for the one in the white top u should have back fisted then thrown the side kick when ur opponent was charging in lean and jump back with a side kick (yup chaki) that would be the defensive jump side kick works for me alot
I see what your saying. That wing chun guy has such bad foot movement that he gave him that. Leaning in to punch seems weird to me.(for wing chun anyway.) If the guy gave him the back fist there it would've been nasty.
i cant say much about the TSD, but ive learned wingchun before and i did NOT see any wingchun AT ALL in this vid. Also i don't know what a guy that big is doing learning WC, it wouldnt be as effective for him as if he learned a different style. no offense, but i think he's having some trouble grasping the concepts of wingchun.
so you have a chimp fighting a gorilla...I studied both Wing Chung and TangSooDo.... this is niether...the TSD guy has a black belt...we use Midnight Blue and a red Belt uniform...the Big guy is not using any WingChung Stances and very few multi hand combination ... and is very slow...
It's clear that the video shows the belt as being black when I can confirm that is midnight blue. I am a Cho Dan in Tang Soo Do, and the school I trained in was Yi's Karate Institute. I'm sure you're aware of Kwan Chang Nim Ki Yun Yi?
Anyway, I am a Cho Dan Bo, or Midnight blue, but the video shows it as black because of the quality of the video and the lighting.
@lc77k I'm a 2nd dan in TSD and I have a white suit with black trim and a black belt so I don't know what you're talking about with the red suit but we do have midnight blue belts so I guess you're half right :)
Just a little constructive criticism...instead of throwing one technique and falling back, utilize more combinations of 3-5 techniques, and instead of backing away, side-step to the opponent's open areas. If you back off all the time, your opponent only has to wait for you to approach and react to what your attack will be. Train hard! Tang Soo!
I do not recognize any of the classical hallmarks of Wing Chun in his structure and movement: stance (he leads with his side), follow-step (he just walks), square shoulders (left arm has greater reach than the right), chain-punches (zero), elbow blocks - Bong sau (not used), no follow up attacks when he find an opening etc.
If this guy practices Wing Chung, he either abandoned it completely for this exchange or has learned a version of it that is completely unrecognizable as Wing Chun to me.
@BigDickandLittleJon There are several different styles of Wing Chun, because they are taught down different lines of instruction. Ip Man did not teach his full system to any one person, so everyone had to fill in the gaps with their own stuff. The Wing Chun you are talking about seems to be Hawkins.
First off, this was just a friendly sparring session, okay?
Second, I'm a cho-dan bo, a midnight blue belt, the last belt before achieving first degree black belt. I know in the video it looks like black but it's not, it's midnight blue.
Third, I don't have alot of fighting experience, the purpose of these videos is for me to watch and see what needs to be worked on.
rakai here lemme trell you something that dude is waiting for you to hit him so he can block then attack really fast right abck. your best way is well this is in my opinion, is to try to get very close to him or to get far away, wing chun has something to do with distance so there was a disadvantage for you. but good skills man you still anticipated some moves he used nice one!
Was that your drunk uncle at last years family Christmas Eve dinner get together talking up his MA prowess and the nephew calling him out into the front yard to prove it? Just kiddin, good stuff man.
try not to do all the flashy kicks because its very easy to loose balance or for someone to knock you off center. Remember think about the center thats where all the power lies. Oh and the roundhouse kick and punchs are way to predictable. Remember to always flow with your opponent. Follow there lead then intercept there attack before they strike you.
A suggestion would be to cut more angles. When Lenny (from Of Mice and Men) comes in to swing those dinner plate hands of his, instead of backing up, or running, slip and cut and angle to deliver counter strikes, then bounce out. Even though he probably craps bigger than you, your speed is a huge advantage. Take it from me, training with the little guys is a pain (6'2, 250lbs), unless they go straight back, then I catch them, and eat them with jam.
i suggest moving around a little more. i know how it is to fight larger fighters due to the fact that i am 13 and 5;3 and i am a first brown always fighting black belts. you did very well though great job :)
In a real stituation a big man, like Your partner, could easily break it [your knee] just by "stomping" on it.
You usually try to evade attacks by moving backward. Against big opponents it is better to evade to the sides. [bigger men move easier ahead then to sides].
Your stance is to "long". Your frontal leg can easily attacked by a mawashi geri gedan.
YOu know how hard it is to do wing chun when you're much taller than your oppenent... I mean for get the sticky hands all thats left is stomp kicks and chain punching
EBB47 1 week ago
volevo dire a quello più bassino.....se hai paura di prendere pugni e scappi sempre hai sbagliato sport!!!!
kalelkripto1 1 month ago
@powerofthroughts It doesn't matter how big or small you are to learn Wing Chun. If you say this, then the tall people can't choose to protect themselves using this specific style!
kwo0303 1 month ago
Um, I don't think this is really Wing Chun, because your friend is moving backwards. One of Wing Chun's rules is to never move backwards
kwo0303 1 month ago
Gotta love these Style A vs Style B videos. This one with a kid against a large man. Who doesn't look like he knows Wing Chun. Then again there are so many so-called WC schools out there. What you need is a world champion from Style A vs the current world champion from Style B. Will we ever see that? :)
AGC828 1 month ago
You wasted a lot of energy throwing kicks that could not possibly land, because of the size difference. Just a word of advice: if you're going to fight someone that size, you need to learn to open up and let THEM attack. Evade their attack while moving IN so that you can actually reach them. Moving backwards, as you did throughout this session, lets them use their reach while preventing you from being any threat at all.
OffRoadRN 1 month ago
@powerofthroughts there is nothing that could prevent bigger guys from practicing Wing Chun. The size doesn't matter anything in Wing Chun.
RyuykDeath 1 month ago
Craig Marduk vs Hwoarang!!!
nobody7876 3 months ago
stop running away when he comes at you, you gotta use bjj and break his shit!!! choke him out
knash92293 4 months ago
and where's the WT?
TheSito72 4 months ago
I noticed that when you reverse your body position the wc guy does the same, he seems to like to mirror you, so, I was thinking, next time you reverse your body attack his center with fast front kicks and punches right at the moment when he's in the middle of mirroring your body, you just might catch him off balance and unprepared. good luck, keep it up, you're doing good ;)
bagchun 4 months ago
@bagchun bad idea `_ ~ wing chun is ment to protect and counter attack the center...if u go for the center thats what we call "jumping for the bone"
vileflame1 3 months ago
The main techniques of Wing Chun were created with the assumption that your opponent is the same size or larger. Fighting someone that much smaller means that you are actually somewhat at a disadvantage, at least as far as trained responses go.
sparaig 4 months ago
@sparaig Nah. Just practice more footwork and chigerk.
peposo7 4 months ago
@tecromatica run if possible like anyone with a lick of sense should
mtyd05 4 months ago
your friend is a monster
mtyd05 4 months ago
Wung chun? where? it is look linke the big guy just now the name "wing chun" XD
TheVecius 4 months ago
Where's the Wing Chun? I think the big guy felt sorry for the litle asian over there.
semillasdelorto 5 months ago
Lumbering bear, hopping flea
FrogmortonHotchkiss 5 months ago
If that is Wing Chun I am the freakin queen of England!
MarcoPolio507 5 months ago 2
God bless ya kid.
This is not a fair fight. He's twice your size.
That being said, you're fighting the worst possible way against someone who's that much bigger.
Don't come straight in. Step to the outside of his lead foot. He'll likely take a hop-step back as he tries to land a cross punch. You need to (quickly) knock that cross to the outside and step DEEP so you can finally land some attacks.
It's an insanely difficult opponent you've chosen.
Good luck
gooseriffic 5 months ago
@gooseriffic Being twice a person's size doesn't matter unless it goes to the ground, and if it goes to the ground with someone who is (supposedly) Wing Chun, they're doing it wrong. Wing Chun is about generating power without strength or size, so Wing Chun doesn't do better or worse against people who are larger in size. The only thing you can do is be aware of their reach and adjust accordingly, but for those of us who are skilled, I can assure you that size has never mattered to us.
Susejlatemyvaeh 5 months ago
@Susejlatemyvaeh absurd
MacFlanahan 5 months ago
Ryu vs Zangeif
l2q 6 months ago
Who the hell is supposed to be doing Wing Chun here? Retreating isn't part of Wing Chun. Retreating is for someone who is unsure of themselves and doesn't know what to do, which a Wing Chun fighter is not. Kicks are not a problem for Wing Chun to deal with, so I don't know what the hell the guy in the black shirt is doing, but it isn't Wing Chun. Neither of them have proper structure, but I'll at least give the little guy props for having forward intent.
Susejlatemyvaeh 6 months ago
@Susejlatemyvaeh it's obviously a sparring match which neither wants to really close the distance. when the tang soo do guy comes close enough for kick don't just let him escape. he can never run as fast back/sidewards than you can forwards. you really have to take some initiative and not back down for no purpose. in self-defense one cannot be passive. the little guy shows some courage, but how can he win if he cannot even reach to kick him? one's mind must be clear before engaging in sparring
DonMega187 5 months ago
@DonMega187 I never said either of them was effective. I mostly agree with you, that is why I gave Tang Soo Do guy a small bit of appreciation that he at least wasn't as afraid - though not nearly assertive enough. The other guy (who I suppose is supposed to be Wing Chun? Even though he follows none of its principles?) was just terrible. I can find no good excuse for him. On the whole, they both seemed afraid, which is not something a skilled martial artist should be affected by.
Susejlatemyvaeh 5 months ago
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@DonMega187 I never said either of them was effective. I mostly agree with you, that is why I gave Tang Soo Do guy a small bit of appreciation that he at least wasn't as afraid - though not nearly assertive enough. The other guy (who I suppose is supposed to be Wing Chun? Even though he follows none of its principles?) was just terrible. I can find no good excuse for him. On the whole, they both seemed afraid, which is not something a skilled martial artist should be affected by.
Susejlatemyvaeh 5 months ago
wow bro... if you were in a real fight with your friend here, you wouldnt last 30 seconds.... im serious... looks like he can slap you from 20 yards away!! haha.
keep practicing though...
jade123465 6 months ago
Didn't see much technique here, just a big guy moving round in circles and a shorter guy kicking the legs of the big guy then jumping out again.
Dobbersky 6 months ago
standing vs standing.....
barryw53 6 months ago
Were is the wing chun-guy? I see only a bully who is intimidating a killer-dwarf...
11Kralle 8 months ago
i know you're not trying to kill each other as it says in your description and that its a friendly match, but you guys barely even tried to do anything. i hope your other fights aren't as boring to watch. i was hoping when i read tang soo do vs. wing chun that i'd see a decent demonstration but i'm sorry, it wasn't even decent. i'm sure you both can do better. please do next time. i'd like to see how those 2 styles actually fair against each other, it'd be really interesting.
CountStoczkowski 8 months ago
@CountStoczkowski Agreed. This was amateur even by MMA standards.
Susejlatemyvaeh 5 months ago
You go to Yi's Martial Arts too?
mpl2993 9 months ago
@mpl2993
Used to. I stopped training there, and now I train at home by myself where I can work at my own pace.
RakaiThwei 9 months ago
@RakaiThwei Pretty good, but don't be afraid to get crazy and mix it up even when your opponent is twice your size. As long as there's no grappling allowed, height and size doesn't really factor in alot in that match as long as it's not point sparring. I'm 5'3 and i messed alot of people up that are like twice my height. I'll post my old vids. :)
Jehuty989 9 months ago
it doesn't take me 15 seconds to read 8 words...
plmnbvcxz1234567890 11 months ago
Red striped gi with black belt means he just got his black belt and has not received his blue striped uniform yet. Secondly, TSD/SBD does not wear a black belt (traditionally) but a dark blue belt. Black represents the end, so in TSD they don't wear black belts.
tecromatica 1 year ago
Anyone noticed that they were standing mirror?
Azeefied 1 year ago
how tall is the shorter fighter? please don't say your five feet four inches!
MisterJ21 1 year ago
bad Tekken 5 pool music :(
BenK8319 1 year ago
there is actually a superior style, it's called brazillian jiu jitsu.
fillthelines0921 1 year ago
@fillthelines0921 what's a bbj guy do against multiple attackers?
tecromatica 1 year ago
ryu vs sagat.
XLazyShinobiX 1 year ago
it is a little kid vesus a grown up man...i mean like come on xD that is not a fair fight
Alesandros356 1 year ago 10
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.....I was 21 when I recorded this sparring session.
RakaiThwei 1 year ago 7
@RakaiThwei well i ment that the size difference betwine you guys is pretty big and therefore looks a bit unfair
Alesandros356 1 year ago
@RakaiThwei if u are 21 then u are one hell of a shrimp
Ak3rf3ldt 6 months ago
@RakaiThwei how tall are u? not to offend u
xSilkify 3 months ago
@Alesandros356 worked for Kramer on Sinfield
Nunziohotpants 9 months ago
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ALmerzaAsad 4 weeks ago
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@Alesandros356 nothing is fair in this world specillay when it comes to real street fights
ALmerzaAsad 4 weeks ago
WHAT IS THE EPIC SOG NAME PLEASE TELL ME I MUST HAVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bloodseringdeath12 1 year ago
wow such a cute little man.......this is an extremely unfair fight...... whatever happened to weight classes?? TALK ABOUT DAVID VS GOLIATH!!
yusifabdalbarr87 1 year ago
damn americans.. i thought you were a kid
ashrocks87 1 year ago
Ryu vs Sagat!!! xD!!
Harubeyu 1 year ago
his wing chun is no good either
JourdansJohnson 1 year ago
i put my money on the short guy
jetle25 1 year ago
Korean BBQ-KID is toooo cute!! Dont;' hurt him! MEANIE!!
afuentes0678 1 year ago
you can tell that he just got his black belt because he still has the red collar.
Robin18342 1 year ago
Truth always hurt..this is rubbish
laucen666 1 year ago
dude this guy towers you what were you thinking sparring him.but i do like what you do and the way you train.
MegaRaver21 1 year ago
@MegaRaver21: Despite the fact that the vid is a bit goofy, I give the Gi dude a lot of credit for mixing it up with the big man. Really, the big man isn't in good shape at all, and wasn't agressive.
If the Gi dude was in better shape and more agressive with a better approach for this situation (such as grappling) he could definitely win.
WarriorBoy 1 year ago
Why spar with someone 3 feet taller than you lol
Guinea54 1 year ago
massive size difference
AsianWhoCanDrive 1 year ago
big dude got big advantage, tall and strong. doesn't matter how good it the short guy. as long as he know some basic, good enough to fight.
asianboycn 1 year ago
it might've been that I was watching this video at 02:40am, but I didn't seem to have seen any wingchun from the tall guy.
youngforest 1 year ago
nothing really happened. Find a someone around your same size to make it more interesting. especially if you can find someone about the same skill level as you. That guy is too big, size does matter. equal skill big man has advantage. small guy skilled big guy unskilled you have a match, unskilled small guy skilled big guy.. you have a massacre
citan84 1 year ago
WTF Ryu?!? Use Your Hadoukin!!!
darkmastersamurai 1 year ago 29
@darkmastersamurai
[Snickers] Oh man.. Okay, that was good!
RakaiThwei 1 year ago 3
@RakaiThwei- lol sorry i couldnt help myself lol your sparing partner is huge!!!
darkmastersamurai 1 year ago
@RakaiThwei
DAWG ITS ALL ABOUT THE "TIGER UPPERCUT" SAGAT ALL DAY!!!
dutchmma204 1 year ago
@darkmastersamurai hahahahahh!!!!yeaH!!!
bornradical 1 year ago
Hey guys, cool stuff :)
What school is your friend from? I've been training under Sifu Ryan Kennedy for sometime now, and those colours your friend is wearing are the same colours I see everyday. Same lineage :)
Keep it up, brothers!
Kos45 1 year ago
@Kos45
My friend is from the William Cheung School of Wing Chun.
RakaiThwei 1 year ago
mortal kombat fighting styles haha its's like Diaru vs quan chi
dakidtag 1 year ago
@dakidtag You can't call them "mortal kombat styles", but rather styles in mortal kombat. Saying it that way makes you look ignorant. Not saying that to be rude, but because it's true. Like as if the fact you saw it in that, means that that's how it is known to exist, or have been created. My friend didn't believe shotokan Karate existed only because it was in mortal kombat.
Mduenisch 1 year ago
Although I'm sure there was loose ground rules. The reach advantage is obvious: his arms are as long as your legs. You would have been best off with feints-- provoking his left arm (which he used primarily for both def/off) and doing a defensive r. roundhouse to the back of his knee. A hit a run strategy. Power for power isn't going to cut it unless you get a miraculous hit.
desentrix 1 year ago
You really should practice with someone of your size
malakajek 1 year ago
hmm my idea if u were to face someone this big... learn iron fist or iron palm, know how to block close range,spin,dodge,etc. Strong inner power and root then finally train to get close to the opponent.
qiankundanuoyi1 1 year ago
Where is the wing tsun? He has not even learned it for correspondence....
lighthero1 1 year ago
to be honest u could of won if u could counter attack who ever that is and i suggest u shouldn't use right leg all the time as most people r right leg some people can predict where u can kick so train your left leg too
AnCucMay 1 year ago
oi rakaithwei! your mate hasnt learnt proper how to fight inside, obv coz of his size he really doesnt have to. but next time you have a spar against him, get in really really close and wail on his stomach, 3 or 4 chain punches should make him feel something, also if you can go at him so he;s not facing you square on will greatly decrease his power. good luck in the future :)
DVSnmeSON 1 year ago
style doesnt matter the user does - ip man
jessieg3 1 year ago
Try not to give so much ground when retreating, circle around instead. Also, it's a bad idea to spin, it leaves you very vulnerable, as in that instance where he blocked and knocked you down. When dealing with taller opponents, I think you're best off in-fighting, where his long range is negated. Of course, don't just get mauled, but you need to close in and committ a bit more to the strikes. Otherwise, he'll just pound you from a distance. Decent fight.
Jammerjoint 1 year ago
BAIXINHO DESGRASSADO, TIRA ESSA FAIXA DA CINTURA PORRA, VOCÊ É MUITO RUIM... LUTA COM MEDO...
fa86283 1 year ago
WT queen
coccolemalefiche 1 year ago
dude for reals you need flat ground that tall guy was way outa your weight class...not a fair fight at all you need all straight kicks
maskedrider24 1 year ago
roundhouse kick fail. sorry, had to be said. Don't beat yourself up over this fight. That guy is way bigger than you and truth be told if you two are on the same skill level he will win. Unless you aim for his groin which you will in an actual fight.
ZSy264 1 year ago
I like your attitude, learning other martial arts for the sake of self cultivation - not to challenge and show off and arrogance, i hope you learn some chinese culture too while sparring wing chun. :)
Terryltk 1 year ago 4
@Terryltk
Good to read comments like this! I mostly train and fight to see personally where I stand as a fighter, and where I need to improve in some areas and of course to find a sense of spiritual refinement and happiness.
I hope to learn more about myself in sparring matches, and to grow as a martial artist.
Thank you!
RakaiThwei 1 year ago 2
The most imminent need of you is not to improve your technique, your training, your Tang Soo Do, but your height. As you are a boy only, you can still grow taller with much proteins, calcium phosphate, vitamin D and sunshine ! No. 2 is your technique !
washingzoo1 1 year ago
@washingzoo1
...I'm not a little boy.. I'm 22.
RakaiThwei 1 year ago 15
@RakaiThwei If you like kicking, maybe try some leg sweeps and kicking at your opponents lower parts. Check out Fujian Dog style of fighting. (Fujian Dog Boxing [狗拳 / 地术犬法] ) or monkey styles. Your opponent does have a height and length advantage, so tactics and techniques need to be modified to match your opponent.
yinghonghaohan319 1 year ago
@RakaiThwei Oh ! I am sorry ! But being young is good ! You are 22 and I am more than 62 ! nearly 70 ! We can be friends !
washingzoo1 1 year ago
@RakaiThwei Sorry ! You are still good facing such a husky one ! Keep up your technique !
washingzoo1 1 year ago
@washingzoo1
Thanks, I try my best.
RakaiThwei 1 year ago
@RakaiThwei you still little
24okay 8 months ago
@RakaiThwei how tall are u? not to offend but im just curious
xSilkify 4 months ago
вы че, смеетесь?=))))
Adamantray 1 year ago
When two people are of near equal skill the bigger man almost always wins -- this is why there are fight weight divisions in all sports -- remember I said of "equal" skills.
I think you employed the right strategy against a larger opponent, which is to stick and move. As you get older an put on weight do a lot of knuckle push ups and pull ups so you gain the power to knock someone out -- you'll need that.
Dump the narrow stance -- you expose your back too much, adopt a Muay Thai stance
OctoBox 1 year ago
I'll keep that in mind..
RakaiThwei 1 year ago
ehhh I don't know about the big guys wing chun, but here is a bit a tip for you, utilize faints, and change up your stance(keeps the attacks hard to predict). Good job training with someone bigger though, most people today just whine about weight classes and how fighting someone bigger = automatic lose.
SamuiHakai 1 year ago
How Long has the guy from Sifu William Cheungs been training.
MrSinantra 1 year ago
Understand the first form thoroughly before moving to chum kiu. Otherwise chum kiu will not help you.
Shilivan 1 year ago
Perhaps beginning WC. Practice your forms more. Learn to root. When kicking, WC steps into the area and occupies. Do not fall back. When punching do not lean forward or an opponent will steal your balance and take you down. Spar with an opponent your own size so that you don't develop an over reliance on your size. Learn your range and do not over reach. Top and lower halves of body are not in unison. Practice chum kiu to understand unified movement. You can do it. It just takes practice.
Shilivan 1 year ago
the wing tsun guy has his weight on the front?
Cheatachild 1 year ago
A bit of constructive criticism for the wing chun guy. dont let him get to range 2 keep him at distance with your legs and use your legs more to block kicks rather than what i think is a low gan sau . Step in and take the centre line.
Cal1skater 1 year ago
Haha you used the song from tekken
brightwellthebeast 1 year ago
This is good training because age is just a number and I think that if a man tried to kidnap a kid, the kid will know how to fight back.
shinbooks 1 year ago
that kid is gonna be really good :)
jesusglzs 1 year ago
gon v/s marduk ?
hetairos1256 1 year ago
How is this a fair fight? If the big guy would do more than just circle he could crush the little guy with one punch...He could easily man handle him.
ajoyner 1 year ago
u can't compare between them cos obviously one's way gigantic than the other therefore they couldn't really use their full combat potential martial arts against each other + this is more of a friendly muck around rather than an intense comp.
xflybabyflyx 1 year ago
I'm liking the fact that the larger man picked up the smaller man off the floor when he went down :) very good sense of respect there :) *thumbs-up*
PyroDijckhoff 1 year ago
The guy may be a Wing Chun practitioner but I didnt see very much of it in this. I'm still a beginner at it myself but I saw a few moments I could have gotten inside his centerline and just tore into him.
oDGuardian 1 year ago
actually the best saying is "there's no superior style, only superior fighters"
PureAwesomeness17 1 year ago
hahahah , I like the Tekken music xD
TheRussianCritic 1 year ago
Tekken's music!! XD
BboyDade 1 year ago
nice try but size does matter...
idonotneedanidforyou 2 years ago
I agree. besides that, he's going about it the wrong way. the legs should be his target.
Micahel213 1 year ago
noone of these two people does Wing Chun!
rudierdem 2 years ago
What the hell was that? I never like to say anything bad about other martial artists, but I for one see very little Wing Chun in this fight!
OASISfan3010 2 years ago 2
with this size diference, its impossible.
nunescaio 2 years ago
I see very little wing chun. this tall guy has a shitty root to the ground, hell they TSD guy has a better root. and wing chun guy, get in close! that is what our art is designed for. you must wait for him to come to you. and have no problem taking his center. what the hell is wrong with you?!
arahim1231987 2 years ago
wtf
a grown man Vs a kid>?????
theres no wing chun in this
AussiePinoyBoy 2 years ago
You always face the wingchun guy with your right foot leading. But then you always throw front foot roundhouse kicks which if they aren't going to hit his head, are more likely to hit his back. So try changing the leading foot .
dannyboy1992 2 years ago
at 1:26 for the one in the white top u should have back fisted then thrown the side kick when ur opponent was charging in lean and jump back with a side kick (yup chaki) that would be the defensive jump side kick works for me alot
blackbelt14tsd 2 years ago
I see what your saying. That wing chun guy has such bad foot movement that he gave him that. Leaning in to punch seems weird to me.(for wing chun anyway.) If the guy gave him the back fist there it would've been nasty.
jmurjeff 1 year ago
Good video.
Ellis12754 2 years ago
i cant say much about the TSD, but ive learned wingchun before and i did NOT see any wingchun AT ALL in this vid. Also i don't know what a guy that big is doing learning WC, it wouldnt be as effective for him as if he learned a different style. no offense, but i think he's having some trouble grasping the concepts of wingchun.
ichibanniko 2 years ago
so you have a chimp fighting a gorilla...I studied both Wing Chung and TangSooDo.... this is niether...the TSD guy has a black belt...we use Midnight Blue and a red Belt uniform...the Big guy is not using any WingChung Stances and very few multi hand combination ... and is very slow...
lc77k 2 years ago 9
It's clear that the video shows the belt as being black when I can confirm that is midnight blue. I am a Cho Dan in Tang Soo Do, and the school I trained in was Yi's Karate Institute. I'm sure you're aware of Kwan Chang Nim Ki Yun Yi?
Anyway, I am a Cho Dan Bo, or Midnight blue, but the video shows it as black because of the quality of the video and the lighting.
RakaiThwei 2 years ago
@RakaiThwei but we dont see no stripes or ur name on the belt
emocional90 1 year ago
@lc77k I'm a 2nd dan in TSD and I have a white suit with black trim and a black belt so I don't know what you're talking about with the red suit but we do have midnight blue belts so I guess you're half right :)
Scobehunter666 1 year ago
@lc77k why are you being a jerk tho
abomb10 1 year ago
@lc77k wing chung is called wing chun (pronounced tsun), so u just lost all cred and now sound like every other youtube blackbelt
veshkeat 1 year ago
lol tekken music
fragnade222 2 years ago
Just a little constructive criticism...instead of throwing one technique and falling back, utilize more combinations of 3-5 techniques, and instead of backing away, side-step to the opponent's open areas. If you back off all the time, your opponent only has to wait for you to approach and react to what your attack will be. Train hard! Tang Soo!
4thDan 2 years ago
Thanks for the constuctive criticism! I'll be sure to remember this when I spar my friend the next time.
RakaiThwei 2 years ago
its called fear!
jiggahippo 2 years ago
I do not recognize any of the classical hallmarks of Wing Chun in his structure and movement: stance (he leads with his side), follow-step (he just walks), square shoulders (left arm has greater reach than the right), chain-punches (zero), elbow blocks - Bong sau (not used), no follow up attacks when he find an opening etc.
If this guy practices Wing Chung, he either abandoned it completely for this exchange or has learned a version of it that is completely unrecognizable as Wing Chun to me.
BigDickandLittleJon 2 years ago 3
@BigDickandLittleJon There are several different styles of Wing Chun, because they are taught down different lines of instruction. Ip Man did not teach his full system to any one person, so everyone had to fill in the gaps with their own stuff. The Wing Chun you are talking about seems to be Hawkins.
komobro07 2 years ago
i also do tang soo do i can tell you do to by your kicks
erererer2 2 years ago
Wing chun, yeah right, bollocks. All this guy in black is, is a boxer who is just kicking and playing around.
macktheknife888 2 years ago 2
its also based on speed and short punches u fkn idiot. all i see from him is defence so STFU
beltran1690 2 years ago
ummmmm thats not wing chun lol
beltran1690 2 years ago
you sir - are retarded =o
thats wing chun the one wearing black. watch his posture and his fighting style, wing chun is based on defending while attacking
owned2hell 2 years ago
Hey a midget against a giant. But it's a nice vid :)
marcsl1974 2 years ago
Deleting my comments won't make you better, kiddo.
player1CR 2 years ago
First off, this was just a friendly sparring session, okay?
Second, I'm a cho-dan bo, a midnight blue belt, the last belt before achieving first degree black belt. I know in the video it looks like black but it's not, it's midnight blue.
Third, I don't have alot of fighting experience, the purpose of these videos is for me to watch and see what needs to be worked on.
RakaiThwei 2 years ago
rakai here lemme trell you something that dude is waiting for you to hit him so he can block then attack really fast right abck. your best way is well this is in my opinion, is to try to get very close to him or to get far away, wing chun has something to do with distance so there was a disadvantage for you. but good skills man you still anticipated some moves he used nice one!
owned2hell 2 years ago
Was that your drunk uncle at last years family Christmas Eve dinner get together talking up his MA prowess and the nephew calling him out into the front yard to prove it? Just kiddin, good stuff man.
skyelevator 2 years ago
try not to do all the flashy kicks because its very easy to loose balance or for someone to knock you off center. Remember think about the center thats where all the power lies. Oh and the roundhouse kick and punchs are way to predictable. Remember to always flow with your opponent. Follow there lead then intercept there attack before they strike you.
darthlordofthesith9 2 years ago
this is very correct =3
owned2hell 2 years ago
i dont see wing chun here..
RussianKiddo 2 years ago
the guy in the black is wing chun.
owned2hell 2 years ago
i studied wing tsun for several years, and i can say that there's almost no wing chun in his tehnique
RussianKiddo 2 years ago 3
A suggestion would be to cut more angles. When Lenny (from Of Mice and Men) comes in to swing those dinner plate hands of his, instead of backing up, or running, slip and cut and angle to deliver counter strikes, then bounce out. Even though he probably craps bigger than you, your speed is a huge advantage. Take it from me, training with the little guys is a pain (6'2, 250lbs), unless they go straight back, then I catch them, and eat them with jam.
TheKayleighest 2 years ago
i suggest moving around a little more. i know how it is to fight larger fighters due to the fact that i am 13 and 5;3 and i am a first brown always fighting black belts. you did very well though great job :)
freestatescr 2 years ago
Is this William Cheung Wing Chun?
Vojak3 2 years ago
Hi!
Watch at 1:28.
Your leg stays lean and in the way.
In a real stituation a big man, like Your partner, could easily break it [your knee] just by "stomping" on it.
You usually try to evade attacks by moving backward. Against big opponents it is better to evade to the sides. [bigger men move easier ahead then to sides].
Your stance is to "long". Your frontal leg can easily attacked by a mawashi geri gedan.
Otherwise it is nice to see Your moves.
codorra 2 years ago
Size difference much?
TheTerrorUforgot 2 years ago
thanks for posting the video, pretty cool
I'm wondering why it was on the front lawn? anyway
just a tip/thought is that if the opponent is bigger (atleast by that significant a difference)
dont try coming straight in, use your speed and make angles, or let him come bouldering in and take an angle.
thanks for sharing
Kippest 2 years ago
TSD and Wing Chun have a glorious history together... always brothers in arms, forever!
Tang Soo!
ghost180sx 2 years ago
that is a big man.....
AyzhunPersuasion 2 years ago
@AyzhunPersuasion and a little man...
WingChum 2 years ago
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He's to big for it to be a fair fight.
no matter how skillfull an ant is it cant beat an elephant
09AZ87BY 2 years ago
although true a better comparison would be an ant to a praying mantis because the ant (or child) at least has a chance against a mantis (adult)
skullkidrules 2 years ago
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