How to do Wing Chun Lesson 18:basic blocking combo drill/ blocking a straight punch, hook & uppercut

Master Wong Wing Chun Kung Fu Level 1 basic 60 Lesson includes basic techniques and aspects from our Sil Lim Tao, foot work, hand work, blocking, kick, punch, trapping, pad work, striking and the first energy drill: lap sao, punch drill, elbow drill all needed for the next level of training. With the focus on a practicality rather than tradition and olden day, our system really works today!

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[transparent101]

Great, now all i need is a partner..

[AfrojacX]

@uberbigbread His own hair's afraid to come out and see him, he's so badass.

[planetlucaz]

@transparent101 a blonde partner!

[XxBL00DLiNe56Xx]

I train vwith a invisible partner same thing.

[GoldenFroProductions]

@ImTheCard Look up Skyrim arrow to the knee

[OzZyPeAce4all]

@transparent101 buy some hooker

[kcrockett8969]

i used to practice wing chun........then i took a arrow in the knee

[sickness324]

@mrshernandez Beauty of wing chun is versatility. If Gum Sao works better for you then use it! But these, I think, are just a few basic defense ideas.

[diglan78]

@SeraphimFaith I agree

[SeraphimFaith]

@TheTransmuter Footwork is important in any art. Actually, I would go so far to say that everything learnt along the way *is* important, but as your legs are the foundation upon which everything is set on, footwork should be emphasized on in the beginning.

The Biu Ma (Arrow/Darting Horse), the Huen Ma (Circle Horse) and the Juen Ma are three of the most basic footwork.

[SeraphimFaith]

@diglan78 Er yeah...I was replying to your top-rated comment above.

There's nothing wrong training alone, but it's always best to train under guidance in the beginning.