what always strikes me, is they always have a really short skinny stooge to demonstrate on.
As my sifu used to say; all of wing chun is the punch.
Different WC guys may have different opinions on this.
Sweeping and throwing? Yes it's not boxing..
Sure they do. I speak only for the Wing Chun that has passed down from Lo Kwai. Even then it is possible someone in our family doesn't agree with me.
why are they advanced WC maybe WC is the advanced art. Humans are all the same physically so it only is logical that every art reaches a similar conclusion or end point. The difference comes from who is fighting and experimenting and who is dogmatic and doesnt fight or train against outside people.
Am not really fighting force with force.Am preventing or stopping his force.. My style of Wing Chun is based on Control first then hitting . There methods I use to control..1st is to slow down or stop my opponents physical movements,and that is done by joint control.. Most wing Chunners use a technique to counter another technique ,but I generally dont do that..I use control which is control over the x and y axis first befor striking or hitting..That way the opponent has no move but you do...This idea of flowing around wont work because id am in control of all your movements you wont be able to lanch an attack.This video is only a small example of this but all my movement work this way.. The 2nd I do alot is move in..most wing chunners dont fight at close range but I prefer to fight at wrestler range to take to his space and control his movements.. I do this by creeping up the joints by controlling them like a snake wrapes his body around his prey then squeezes his victim. This methond is called the snake creeping up the bamboo..
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Still, although your method uses structure rather than muscular force, it would not work well with the core principles of my lineage in that it opposes force rather than springing and yielding and using it. When your are are so firmly braced they cannot flex and move freely. And if you have succeeded in crossing your opponent's bridge to the point where you can jab him with your fingers, as Snark said. why not just hit him?
This is only a small sample of what I do. Am just showing the odd stuff,but I can do also what everother chunner does. If you look at my channel I have 100+ video each one is different depending on what I was developing at the time.
This is the part of discussion that I'll be interested in.
Agreed. Accept what comes. With that downward feed on the Tan, use Huen Sau. With that forward feed on the Fook, use Jut Sau. And step off the line. Never sit with Bong Sau; it's a transition tecnnique. Too often these "What if...?" questions are answered with trying to make a single technique work regardless of the feed/energy.
That is always my method.
