stonecrusher69

Glad you liked the video..my student is ok,,his right arm was a bit swollen for about a day but he's fine. In China he did a lot of Taekwondo I'm not sure if the do any body conditioning or not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jULpP9CqOwQ

Master Wong is quite a character. He is as a wing chun teacher,and the biggest thing on YouTube when it come to Wing Chun. He has a very large following.

Yes, the dummy form is broken into sections so its easier to learn. I like to have a student spend 1 month on each section before learning the next one. there is no set time a student should train on the dummy form. It depends on them but a general rule is 10 to 30 mins 3x a week. The wooden dummy has many transitional shifts pretty much the whole form right from the begining.

Glad you liked the video. Each section of the wooden dummy trains a certain idea or concept and is related to a level of development such as Beginner, intermediate, or advance. I also show how this idea or concept where it is in the forms or katas in Wing Chun. The aha moment is allowing the student to figure out or think for themselves how to apply what technique or a certain concept and then see if it actually works for themsleves. This takes time and everyone is different.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xvsLj9ioQU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FURLf0oWmDE

A spoof on Master Wong a bit of satire... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMLB28qhtRE

A follow up to my first video,,Hope you like it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzoAJ2SzKeg

I slowed it down to half speed so you can pick it up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmct90MzxSE&feature=youtu.be

I will do one up load the same video in slo mo. give me a few days

Using limb destruction to cause a temporary paralysis and pain when striking the arm, so to be able to break through your opponents defense. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFjw4iJJWLc

Thanks bushido_man96 glad you liked it.

Thanks sensei8. wing chun fighting theory states " stay with what comes,follow as it retreats,and thrust forward on the lost of contact." Chinese and Okinawan martial art share the same root. Karate comes from southern China and was infulanced by White crane and wing chun comes from white crane as well.

A modification of the technique Gaun Sau and Kwan Sau used to create a hybrid technique called Bong Gaun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abp9uhTWaTI

Thanks again sensei8 glad you liked it

Wing Chun's Triple Threat Pak,Lop and Chop. When executed properly not much can stop it. It's like a run a away train running off the tracks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHqknCRPSgg

Thanks sensei8 I'm happy you liked my video.

Thanks..in wing chun we have a saying " stay with what comes, escort when the opponent leaves and thrust forword on the lose of contact". Your right,nowing how to recieve the attack and strike slightly after he moves that way he can not counter your technique. Timing is key..

This video is for the beginner student.On this videos I present Common defense and attacks used in the Wing Chun system. I only go over a few in this video on a very basic level.I call this video "The 10 deadly hands, but I believe I only show 8 or 9..Sorry,I lost count.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-FxOl-PTy8

A simple and easy way for even a beginner to perform the first section of the Wooden Dummy. This is a modified version suited to the novice who would like to get a " jump start " on his training,or if you live in a small space,this will make if possible to train the Wooden Dummy.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apyVuLRWdz8

Thanks bushido_man96 for watching my video. I hope more then you to watch my videos The shifting to generate force is very important. The power always starts in the legs. Someday I will do complete video on force generation,but have to leave the best for last..I have not even gotten into weapons training yet... Thank you for sharing these videos with us. I really enjoy them. I'm curious, do you have a school that you teach out of, or do you train outside for the most part, with just a few students?[/quotI do both ,but when I make videos I like to go outside. The video I made on the wooden dummy is mu school.

Thanks bushido_man96 for watching my video. I hope more then you to watch my videos The shifting to generate force is very important. The power always starts in the legs. Someday I will do complete video on force generation,but have to leave the best for last..I have not even gotten into weapons training yet...

Hi sensei8,glad you liked the video. i have to check into your style karate to see how similar it is to my style. Maybe I can incorporate some of what you do with my style.