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Alan Orr is really underrated.

Are there videos of matches where we can appreciate this. No hate. I'd love to watch if there's any. Tnx

Like u mention the catch wrestling is more for takedowns & leg grabs more realistic for self defense especially in a street fight.

AWESOME Alan, beautiful video of the insights of a fighter. I've always been a fan of Peter, and this only makes me respect him more. More videos like this!

Really insightful. @Alan - thanks for making that. 👍

Liking it so far. We need more of this on the Chinese martial arts

Great video! Thanks a lot!!! 😃💪💪

Great documentary! Really makes me appreciate just what Coach Pete had to go through in order to get to where he is today and an insight into the mindset and what it takes to become a fighter.

Awesome production. Pure legends.

Brilliant!

Interesting video, thanks for showing, it's good to train in different places 👍🙏

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3:01 Hi sifu how would you do the cutting punch against somebody who's using a horizontal fist like a boxing style punch? I find this cutting punch only works when someone punches with their elbows down.

Hi Alan I noticed you don't really chamber your front kicks much. How do you prevent these issues highlighted in this video below at 2:50 when front kicking without chambering? Thanks ruclips.net/video/pMjB6DJ_kdY/видео.htmlsi=PtWA4bcOLoG2cM-f

I really like this explanation of internal/external. I think alot of the nuances are lost when people refer to videos and pictures in books to illustrate techniques. When we see a picture of a starting point for a technique, we only see a static position. What we do not see is the direction of the pressure they are responding to. At any moment should the pressure change the technique and application would change too. Static training presents static questions that have static answers. Live training presents live questions that require live answers.

Hi Allan, thank you for once again posting another informative wing chun video. Your thoughts, and quick demo's on wing chun are very much appreciated. I always look forward to hearing what you have to say and share. Please keep them coming :)

Wing chun does have great low kicks and kick defence / counterstrike. You guys seem nice to train with, thanks for sharing ☯️

It's a good theory, but to really put it into practice you should cross-train with skilled practitioners of other styles. I did WC for 4 years under an excellent instructor, and it worked well defensively against a street thug pressing in on me. However, when I started MMA and tried to use WC in the ring with 16 oz gloves against an elusive kickboxer, nothing worked. My overwhelming feeling was "holy crap, I'd better learn how to fight, and fast!". That's also why the original students of Ip Man were good fighters, they used their WC every day on the street against various styles in real combat.

Do you pivot in your Wing Chun? Heel, ball, K1?

Hi sifu Alan, how do you do a front kick in wing chun? I know a lot of guys traditionally just lift their leg up without chambering, but I find it extremely difficult to land front kicks to the stomach since there's a high chance my kick will end up hitting my sparring partner's groin. How do you perform this kick safely and effectively without chambering? Thank you

Taiji incorporates the centre line theory too with lots of striking mostly just the chen style though, I totally agree with this video, and enjoyed it, wing chun is very specific and very effective at its range its a good system. I agree with your comments about eyes closed or blindfolded lol people have often said I must have holes in my blindfold referring to my blindfolded kung fu videos lol funny . Thanks for sharing .

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I purchased a pair of prescription sports goggles just for this reason👍

thank you

great documentary sifu Orr ! Thank you for sharing this, this made my day! Thanks again.... respect

thanks a lot for sharing !!!!

The way of Wing Chun! The suffocate the bridge sticking etc

Sifu - what's your opinion on CST wing chun? How are they able to generate immence force without using the ground or move their joints freely even if someone grabs them tightly?

Solid instruction!

Intresting, we do this all the time , balance is a very over looked aspect in most wing chun schools they have very poor balance and because the balance is bad so is the footwork. In these videos alan is the heavier guy moving forward most of the time . Can we see a much heavier training partner using more resistance. Being allowed to do all the moving forwards so we can see the applications of stances and footwork whilst being forced back whilst remaining in the stand up style . Thank you ☯️

Hi Alan the kick at 4:34, is it similar to this type of kick? ruclips.net/video/Ge9KwO6eAX0/видео.htmlsi=HXEiqcTHBpBw0qn3

Hi sifu, would you use more whipping or straight punches against a very tall opponent? I have shoulder subluxations in both shoulders due to loose ligaments, so I'm not sure how to deal with a tall opponent without the use of looping and whipping punches which could damage my shoulders. So far I've been trying to use straight punches to the head and whipping punches to the body, but I feel my offense is very limited as the angles of attack to my opponent's head isn't varied.

Hi sifu, could you share some clinch sparring videos/tips against an opponent who consistently tries to break out and push their way out of the clinch?

Hi sifu would you recommend running for cardio in wing chun?

Yeah man put Josh up against anyone, he's like a man on a mission and josh you are a pleasure to watch!!

Josh i wish you all the best luck for many future fights and you do Middlesbrough proud, nice 1 ❤ your favourite fights.one of the best 😮

1:44 Hi sifu I remember seeing sifu Robert Chu using a 'shaving' defence against a low kick. Could you do a video on that please? Thank you

Very interesting i agree with this .

Agree with this

"HIT EM! HIT EM! HIT EM! HIT EM! HIT EM! HIT EM! HIT EM! HIT EM! " - NPC Fan

Interesting take.. almost a Mix between chi sau, pushing hands in tai chi and sparring.. interesting training approach

Hi Alan what are some counters that you would do if somebody caught your lifting kick like the way you have done at 1:44?

Very good video, beautifully shot! Great footage of HK too. I find your comments on John Kaufman and Nima King to be very interesting. I'm from the WSL lineage under Sifu Dwight Hennings but I have done some of Nima's online course. What you said about Kaufman not giving any drills for developing the CST way of internal power... From the little that I know, taigong+"rising up" is almost their most basic skill. There isn't a good way to regress that skill into smaller pieces that are easier to learn. So people kinda feel around in the dark until they get it. I liken it to teaching a kid to whistle. You can't exactly show how where the tongue goes, etc, so the kid has to experiment until he finally gets it. At least with whistling, you will get immediate feedback when you succeed. With the internal stuff, you get indirect feedback with partner drills and pressure tests. Regarding Nima's school's way of doing chisau, it seems to me that they want to use the bridge to connect to and control the opponent's centre. Other lineages might consider it chasing hands but it's their expression of chasing centre.

Interesting video, thanks for sharing. Btw did you see "Power of Qi" movie with Adam Mizner. It is now available in YT after a long time hard to find. What's your opinion on it? Because definitely it seems that there is something more and deeper. Would like to hear what you think. 😊 Have a nice day!

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That was good. I liked the idea of less effort, more capitalize on his energy. Letting him pass, covering and sinking. Nice instruction. ☺️💯🙏

RIP Jim 🙏

Really good. Thank.

Sifu, i just wanted to say, that we are very grateful, that you are sharing your wisdom, knowledge and perspective with us, if you could maybe explain how to develop this kind of sinking power, how to become really "heavy like a mountain" in the right moment as a training progression, that would be great. Thank you so much for everything you are doing for the martial art world, you are a living legacy Sir!

Thanks Alan - do you think there could be a high level sticking skill that even genuine skilled people can't delink from? That seems to be what some Tai Chi teachers are suggesting, and that the strategy of 'stick adhere join follow' is about this...