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hahaha you suck

Such a shame

Looks like B.S. too me! Did you train with Steven Segal?

You can see the love and the respect between teacher and student.. so nice to see. Its playfull, thoughtfull and full of affection 🙏 for all traditional martial artist 👏

Rad share - super rad little button on the end - really looking forward to the seminar, the last one was so much fun. Train hard and fight calm and #flyhimaway ...!

Very useful.Gary lam Master class teacher.❤

Sifu Gary, I'm facing some problems with, and people tell me I should stop it, there's such thing as faking, and not being yourself in Martial arts, and when it comes to me, i always fail to implement bong saunand tan sau in sparring sessions, but I'm really good in doing pak sao biu sao and biu gee, should i even stop focusing on training my tan sou and bong sao, and even kwan sao, and just be myself, or should i still improve those techniques, i really love them, but can't use it right way, also I'm better in doing tan da, but still want to try out something new, but other practitioners keep saying, just do what you can and don't do what you can, and i have this two choices, i still really love other techniques, and want to understand myself and cut out that self deception

1:21 I noticed something. I understand that the back hand tan and da on a tan da is an outside action. The lesson makes sense. But how about, using a tan on the left peg to start let’s say, and reaching in with the other arm behind the jong to grab. If we simply go to center pole with the tan hand as a punch, we can detach and T OFF with a DOUBLE HIT. Also, if we GRAB with the tan hand itself as soon as we take inside peg, the other right hand can punch. Those would be just observations. Stuff I thought of. I do see how that inside control lop and grab behind the jong work OUTSIDE best. I’m merely thinking of a way to use them inside to teach with it. 😎🤙🏿💯your thoughts teacher. I definitely see THE GAMBLE. I have a move where I’ll have a lead left leg and lead left tan and right arm palm, to right hand pak sao ans left punch, which resets a left tan da with right hand lead palm. A double tan da with pak da cheung in between.

Thank you so much, your videos has make me think out of the box. Thank so much, so much interesting knowledge

That was a good day! Was fun seeing my friends and meeting new ones 🤙🏼

Good job on your flow.

Whenever I see Gwoh Sau training, it always looks like magic, but it's something else entirely when Sifu Lam catches your attacks and completely and effortlessly controls your motions, always two or three motions ahead of you (or more) - he teaches OD next level Wing Chun - can't wait for the next seminar in August...! Thank you for sharing your experience

Hope sifu can come to Singapore conduct wing chun training.

many lines

I once studied under gary lam wing chun, the most devastating wing chun! The best!!😃👍👍

fat boy ❤

Thank you Sigung🐉

Very cool

Thanks for sharing Sifu Lam wisdom.

This 2 lines theory doesn’t works if your opponent has three or four arms🙃 We are so lucky that we humans only got two🥴🤣

That was about changing. Taking the outside, taking the inside or far outside, and staying two hands in. Sometimes on play 3 we keep the same structure and just pass through. One hand in one hand out. That was cool. The moves he used were fook (covering hand) on his first jut. He used inside tan and changed direction/stance on the back hand. He used quan sao on play 3 as he covered, took inside, then used two hands to tie and bundle on the back hand wirh his bong. Really great demonstration of a key point. Safety. 😁💯

Can never get enough of Sifu Lam ✌️. Great info 👍

So sad i can't afford a real worthy dojo, and train with masters, like you Gary, I actually need some help with training at hom, my brother also trains martiak arts, but he has 0 interest in wing chun, i can only use a chai and replace wooden dummy that way, but the rest is a mystery question, how important is siu jim tao to learn, and how can i use my wing chun techniques and master them in a fight? Is it enough to just spar with my brother, or i definitely need some drills instead of just hitting the chair?

Sifu Gary, i need your help, i have a problem with the fear of being hit in the face, everybody i know got rid of that fear, and when I pucnh, they act like i just threw a tenis ball, they literally catch and block it, but when i try to block punches or even counterattack, I'm scared as if someone uses a gun agaisnt me, i blink, i lean back, i run away, i raise my knee because of that fear, only a few moments when i managed to block everything so easly because my opponent was shorter and his punches were so easy to block because of his body structure, and can't even scare me off with fake jabs, but my brother is scary as f*** 😂, i don't know how to deal with him, he just throws me at wall and the pressure is killing me, I'm so afraid i blink lean back and give up, my techniques work only when I'm straight and not scared, I don know how to cure this 😢

Another great lesson.

Another great share - can't wait for the seminar in August - thank you for sharing your experience

I had missed the first few seconds. He’s showing how when you press down on an arm/hand, he has a fulcrum that can bend up and around. He can go underneath. We give him options by using gum sao wrong. Ahhhh. I understand now. The second motion, he collects two hands with his one. After GUM, when the guy hits back hand, a BONG and TAN fixes it. Ahhh. ☺️🙏💯

I really like your honesty Gary Lam sifu. My past wing chun lineages were always shrouded in b.s. using smoke and mirrors "secret techniques here" "deadly techniques" there it was a total waste of my time and money. So I've mentioned coming to L.A. to visit your school. Would it be possible to come join a weekend class session? If so how much would it cost? I really would like to start training again, it's been like 5 years since I've been to a martial arts school that held my attention. And I really like wing chun as I'm coming to appreciate the reality of the WSL lineage. You and David Peterson are definitely ones that I always research.

WOW true words!!!! Sifu Gary is the best!

Amazing lessons

0:38 Our favorite teacher starts with THE GUM SAO, and shows us we should be turning in with it. 1:27 he then goes on to tell us about how narrow thinking and rigid structures cheat us. 💯3:40 on a GUM SAO as we press, we shift INWARD just enough. Not too much. Just enough to get that reverse energy shifting back n forth. We move with GUM, and now the other side is loaded. Plus we move our vital center away from his attack. Smart, don’t cheat yourself above all. Don’t except cheap in fighting either. Let them show you what they bring. No fixed ideas. ☺️🙏💯another awesome lesson.

This is not a video. This is Gold!

Stop nothing if I go for U at speed 116 kg

Try it with a boxer

Hi Gary Please can you tell me what does po pai mean when translated. Thanks and thanks for your videos. 👍😊

I need to learn wing Chun. Very impressive style.

Impressive.

One of the ip ching's student (sifu gray) share a video and it was a criticism of your movement in a video about 20 years ago and I became sad ,I like your style and method

Thank u sifu Gary!

Every week, another amazing share - this recent RUclips series on the Wooden Dummy really enhances and pairs well together with the other Wooden Dummy Lectures/DVDs (especially the Wing Chun Dummy Combat Applications DVD/Download). Looking forward to your next seminar this August - thank you for sharing your experience

If you cover, then tan, same hand takes out two, when you bong his hand/arm will be in a perfect pak da position, or the bong can catch us a lop sao. 💯😁

I mastered the Huen Sau in my atual daily life, from broke to ball! Thanks, Sifu! Greetings and salutations from Da Lat, Vietnam, George Chan

Very ❤usefull thé best teacher Gary Lam

The most REALISTIC demo I'd ever seen. This is the how NOT to... self defense series.

Ahhh.. I see. Teacher is showing us the 1. COVER 2. TAN is a little more deeper, and the FOOK points down slightly, the TAN is ACTIVE. It crosses the swords, and pierces his wrist to forearm. 3rd action BONG SAO. He places a WU SAO hand on the forearm once his BONG stops the third swing. What he’s showing is an EASY way to COLLECT both hands with one. The idea being, less effort, more concentrated, work smarter not harder. And maximize the economy of motion. Now, that was an awesome lesson from the premier in HONG KONG FIGHTING. #wingchun and #kungfu in general. Being that what Gary teaches comes from SHAOLIN. White crane, NANAUAN. Southern mantis. And probably some PAK MEI. But my point is, he’s showing a very STREET WAY to handle the arms. His teacher learned from IPMAN. WONG SHEUNG LEUNG 🌸was a real fighter. According to Gary his teacher was good for a TRIPLE HUEN. I’m not sure if that was GAANG SAO WONG but we can guess. These lessons always blow my mind. 😉🤟💯

The dummy arms are straight punches aren’t they? It’s the turn that is made which has them deviating whether inside or outside. Nobody is aiming to punch the opposite shoulder

Words of wisdom. No martial art is perfect in all individuals. We all practice the best way we can to reach perfection. But the first rule to fighting is never underestimate your opponent. Use what is useful. Discard what is not useful. Make it your own.

Man, Sifu still got that sense of humor. Hope your well, take care. Sam, your student from 20 years ago.

if you suppose to put your hand on the ellbow than it never can be deep on the wooden dummy cuz the distance to hit the body or face is to short. so you can not have distance managment. Nobody has those short arms. so ends of the wooden dummy are the ellbows cuz its trapping distance and not grappling or boxing distance.

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