WING TSUN story

We created this video to remind you of the Wing Tsun legend. It is about Ng Mui teaching Yim Wingtsun everything she knew about martial arts.

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[ghostbow]

These two young women have heart and passion, and have really put themselves out there by making this video. I appreciate their sincerity and their love of Wing Tsun.

[xyoojlegend]

good effort glad to see that even the women of america are studying a simple, very helpful, and deadly defense martial art good work ladies keep on training!

[Blitz98K]

great video.

[deputyVH]

What a cool website! wingtsun.lt

[ownage4000]

Want advice from a Ving Tsun man? Get the hell out of that school. That Leung Ting crap is getting you in a lot of trouble, because the training is without resistance. How can you train properly if you're opponent doesn't hit you back.

[kristonren]

I wish my GF was as enthusiastic at Wing Tsun... I would love us to kick each others asses in the morning and evening.

[p4nd4spr4wl]

@lifemadeofrice He was a bandit king and yim Wing chun did defeat him and his gang so she didnt have to marry, but she was taught by ng mui who was the best boxer in shaolin temple, the shaolin where housing some of the rebelion against the emperors dynasty, they found this out went to the temple and almost killed every one ng mui escaped along with a few others and she re designed what she new so that she could teach common people in a short time to aid her in a rebellion against the dynasty.

[evrenry]

good video,what is the name of playing background music?

[banty007ukuk]

Chi sau was very poor, the one in the short skirt has a very bad stance, Nice legs though!

[WingChunNinja7]

@IAmOpenMinded I agree.

[IAmOpenMinded]

@WingChunNinja7 Whether it's true or not that this system of fighting was created by a female, women seem to learn, and adapt to it quicker, and easier than men, generally speaking that is. While there is logic in the argument that the story of Ng Mui would somehow undermine the credibility of this style due to the male dominated mentality back then, it doesn't mean women were not capable of developing new fighting techniques or even a complete system. To believe the contrary is pure chauvinism.