Wing Chun Today Volume 3 Trailer by Jason Lau

- Ten Concepts
- Advance Chi Sao (sticky hands)
- third form Bil Ji (thrusting fingers)
- Wooden Dummy (Mok Yong Jong)
- 6.5 Long Pole (Lok Deem Boon Qwun)

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[choaker00]

@12344richard Regardless if you think their uniform is military it doesn't matter.They train with the most common comparison to daily attire to what a person wears out on the streets.If I was to have an encounter on the streets I wouldn't be wearing a gee or pajama and kung fu shoes or barefooted. Their uniform is to honor Sifu Lau's continuation to honor a close dear friend to him. You probably need to do more research about him and his lineage.

[brijseeker]

@12344richard other schools choose to wear other outfits or pajama type uniforms,thats their choice. We choose to wear black pants ,tec boots,t-shirt ,there's nothing military about that . U dont you care for Jiu Wahn Lineage? R u Yip Man Lineage? If so they were close friends/brothers if others didn't know they go back a long way.They helped eachother out  teaching their classes back in Hong Kong and their bond was like family! If you dont care then thats your preference but know the history.

[xxjonathanericxx]

Damm I love wing chun

[sloppymantis]

@choaker00 Good day sir :) Ah yes i realized it was their biu ji practice, however I had never seen it done in that manner with the shoulder popping out, but people don't usually do things for no reason so I assume I just can not see the subtle detail of its purpose.. as for wing chun fist.. I think it gets a bad rep for no good reason. If you understand what you are seeing/doing it is quite enlightening as far as body mechanics and how to move.

[choaker00]

@sloppymantis yeah man..my whole point was just meant to be directed to why somone would question what these guys wear and train in. I agree with you to what is there to wear for the day wether it be on the pile clean or dirty. In regards to part :29 I believe that is part of the Biu Jee Form for "thrusting fingers"

and just by that term itself says what the motion does. Hopefully those brothers who are to that level can get more in depth to that topic more than me.Thanks!

[sloppymantis]

@choaker00 indeed. I can't imagine why anyone would care about what others wear? When I practice my kung fu.. it is in what ever I happened to wear that day. aka what ever is on the top of the pile of clean clothes before they go into the other pile.. of clothes to be washed :)

[sloppymantis]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing. I am curious about one thing particular though. I have never seen a wing chun practitioner pop their shoulder forward out of its joint before.. (it is at around :29 in the vid) can you explain what benefit would come from putting in such a dangerous position? It would be disconnected from the structure and potentially pulled out of socket or jammed backwards and injure shoulder cuff etc.. but clearly you gentleman are skilled and would not do so without reason

[cfG21]

@12344richard cuz he was a body guard for general warbell the third and he trains the military.

[KampfkunstAndre]

very good!

[whoshallascend]

hey everyone, it's hal. student of eddie and rob that trained with you guys about 15 years ago. outside of one school i did in the Marines, our Wing Chun was the hardest training i ever did. appreciate everyone taking time to work with me. i haven't gotten beat up since (ha ha). some good times and a ton of good stories for sure. probably no one there knows me anymore; oh well. wish all you guys the best.