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Uploaded by on Feb 25, 2010

This video is extracted from the Master Wong Wing Chun 116 dummy dvd. If you like what you see and what to learn in a more convenient way, why not get the dvd? It's a more practicle tool to learn from due to the easy access menu. The dummy can also be purchased on our online shop. Equipment of this size is only available for u.K residents only. Visit our shop for more info:http://masterwongshop.com/

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  • I don't have a wood dummy, but yesterday I went to my local tire store and was given "for free" 9 tires. With some scrap lumber I had lying around, I built the same devises used at the Master Wong Training Facility, including the tire with the tennis ball in the center used for building speed and accuracy in punching.

  • Wing Chun dummy only $6 grand for good wood one

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  • he makes it look easy to block and punch at the same time like that!

  • the style i learned briefly form my short-term wing chun teacher seems quite different, the stance for example, only opens twice.also the tan da. the wrist is more bent

    but for me i prefer the tan da to be straight, i feel it's safer

  • grazie sei un grande!!!!! Adoro il wing chung e tu sei un grande maestro , perchè spieghi in modo facile e chiaro .

  • @guannyeucjons

    and that's an improvised one... they dont sell improvised dummies for 6 grand though

  • I built one and only cost me like $20 for the wood of the arms and legs... one normal 6"x6" squared log for less than $10 used to cut 4 pieces to make 3 arms (you'll need to shave it). one standard 4"x2" (in reality: 4"x1.5") for the leg (only need like 40" long) and one piece of 3/4"x4" also for the leg (about 30" long). Cut off 5'6 of a dead tree laying on the ground of a ravine with a diameter of 9". Drill holes, nail the leg together, and VOILA! A lot online for thousands of dollars... tisk

  • "That's where the knee cap is yeah" Damn thats gotta hurt LOL!

  • easyyy ^^

  • Su phu Wong (maybe you understand Vietnamese :D), is your system rooted from Red Boat Wing Chun system? So nice!!!

  • @44rumblefish Nice, do a video on ur dummy :)

  • Noo the good cost $1000 you noob

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