Wing Chun: Multiple drills developing your Chi Sao skill

In this video I show you 3 basic drills to help you along your wing chun training. The first drill I've called is the listening drill. The simple concept behind the drill is simply to match the force and maintain that force. So, whenever the initial touch occurs between you and your opponent, the main goal is keep it at that. If its 5lbs, maintain that 5lbs whether going forward or backward or side to side. One tip is that in this drill your learning how to stick, eventually you'll develop the skill to make people stick to you. But for now, learn the basics of feeling your opponents force. Also, while its good to stay within the triangle it is possible to go outside of it for this particular drill.

Drill #2 is technique blocking. Some what on the opposite end of the first drill, this time you want to spend the time and effort applying techniques such as your tan, bong, lop, fok, etc, etc. Knowing how to use these techniques are a must in developing your wing chun skills. Also keep in mind that the the same concept of matching the force and maintaining it is also recommended so that you can feel where your opponent is going.

Drill #3 Freeze frame - The main idea is block after the attack, giving both attacker and blocker time to see lines of blocking and attacking. Often times in a haste to block, you may have blocked the attacked but at what cost? Blocking means putting yourself in a great position to shot back at your opponent, and not giving him another opportunity to hit you. With out learning how to develop this, proper distance and positioning won't be developed.

All these levels I'm showing are being performed at level 1, you can modify and adjust the difficulty of these drills once these basic drills are mastered.

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[drummerxkun]

no offense buuutttt the sound quality of the vid is a littleeee off? i kno you may not be able to do anything about it cuz of maybe the cam of the venue but maybe a voiceover my help? other than that, its an awesome vid -thumbs up-

[hgamer]

@drummerxkun its been fixed

[nairdajun]

@hgamer its the Gain..its too high. did you put the microphone boost on?

[hgamer]

@nairdajun i don't remember

[KingAleks92]

five people get to eat some... and their friends too :D

[hgamer]

@KingAleks92 nice

[WithinThePower]

@yulaw3 true, and my JKD instructor was tought by one of bruce lee's students, and that doesnt matter, when i saw the guy who taught my instructor, i thought this guy looks like fricken nothing...until he came for a 5 hr JKD session holy god...he threw everyone around

[gigaferz]

i like the videos theyre great. BUT the sound is not ok. try to fix this!!

[nightfox2282]

use the force luke.. No seriously good video :)

[jin61403]

i like this guy i like the way he show the principles of chi sao god bless him and his family

[loveme77]

thankx for the drills

[chillbrotha01]

awesome stuff!!!!

[anythingnew]

You have to be calm as hell to use these techniques.