Wing Chun: S1 Ep1 - Day one, stance training

This is the beginning of a 12 to 24 part series for beginning level of wing chun. Imagine if this was your first day of class, this is exactly how I would start teaching you in learning the art and what you need to focus on and practice. Episode 2 that follows next will be on the punch.

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[ptm5150]

This is interesting, thank you so much for making this video!

[hgamer]

@ptm5150 glad u like

[yellalot101]

3.) What is the average time that your students master the stance before going onto the next lesson (so I can set a goal for myself)?

[hgamer]

@yellalot101 it takes a long time to master the stance..... you work on other things and keep coming back to it

[yellalot101]

I have some questions: 1.) When I bring my hands together after finding the centerline and you talk about caving the chest in but not letting the shoulders move forward, I find when I focus my chest my shoulders naturally move forward. What am I doing wrong?

[hgamer]

@yellalot101 your not doing anything wrong, the shoulders do move forward upon the cross

[Jbay2608]

It's really cool of you to do this, thanks a lot! I've always been interested in the Chinese martial arts, and Wing Chun especially, and now I at least get to see what the training involves before trying to find a school, which isn't easy where I stay!

[hgamer]

@wkkc280788 rofl... i dont' need donations, i just want better wing chun

[flyingfrog23]

Thank you very much!

[yellalot101]

And lastly 4.) Any additional tips you may have not mentioned in this video that I can use to test my stance when training by myself?

[yellalot101]

2.) At the end you were talking about how they practiced the stance in the old days but it got cut off before you could finish. How did they practice? All I know is that they had done pretty harsh & rigorous training method back then.