Lighter side of Training with Master Samuel Kwok

this was my last training with Master Samuel Kwok at Phoenix, AZ. We had a good time there as this video demonstrates the lighter side of training Wing Chun. I was the "dummy" in the video ;)

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[oligarquiado]

este video no es nada bueno pues se pasa todo el tiempo hablando

[rgvwingchun]

si leiste el titulo bien, no es para ensenar algo pero no mas a mirar que no todo es para peliar, pero tambien a divertirse tambien

[stealthassassin8]

Samuel Kwok is a great guy and a powerful master with deep understanding in martial arts.

[rgvwingchun]

Sam is pretty cool.....can't say the same for some of his company though

[DaTruthIBeTold]

You must be mad. Leung Ting suck balls big time, and that's as technical as I'm gonna get with a man who knows as little as you do about Wing Chun.

[mrjack001]

I agree 100% with this.

Attack the attacker in a more aggressive and more direct way!

[piguafan]

lol... Si gung kwok is the man ")

and extra LOL at that dafty muay LOL

[rgvwingchun]

I enjoyed training with Master Kwok privately and at the seminar as well ;)

Tell him hello

[ozzie1246]

weight training isnt per say important. But of course it is important to have your body in a decent state to make the best use of it.

Bruce Lee used to say that people spent far too much time focusing on techniques, and no where near enough time taking care f their instrument.

Sifu said he enjoyed this seminar very much :)

[gonzfu]

I am sure you meant to say William Cheung, I mean Gary Lam, I mean Alan Lee I mean Francis Fong....you are rediculous. No one else...ha!

[rgvwingchun]

Leung Ting? The guy who learned from a student of a student of Ip Man and then shiestered his way to stardom...LOL