Wing Tsun 1st Chi Sau Section - Part 2

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We here at Wing Tsun Kung Fu Sweden are really happy with this! To celebrate, we are releasing the second part of the 1st Chi Sau Section, enjoy!

[@rk-do]

Thank you very much for providing such a great resource for learning WingTsun! I am learning from your videos since approx. one year and I really value your detailed explanations. (I am practicing WingTsun since nine years.) Wishing you all the best!

[@kwtandrew]

Thanks guys, these videos are really helpful

[@WingTsunSweden]

Great, keep training!

[@NWOFanWG]

Perfekt my Friends,Good Wing Tsun!

[@iredline7777]

Awesome stuff again!!! Any chance of seeing some chi gerk or sticking legs? Perhaps some chi gerk drills to practise with a friend?

[@DavidNapolitanoNataRaja]

Always over the top!

[@WingTsunSweden]

:-D

[@hyunsunpark9342]

Good stuff.

[@yonesmed1736]

Thanks so much Master 👍

[@evaristonsilva4609]

Muito bom parabéns

[@jorgbruning5357]

Thanks 👍☯️

[@SJMDLee]

Leung Ting changed his Chia Sao sets over the years. What I learned 30 year ago was much different. It is now better, more comprehensive, and more didactic.

[@stevetakkinkwan8910]

Very helpful, many thanks.

[@skafazzation666]

great skill! This video also confirms that every WT school does a different 1st section ;)

[@alfonsovillegasjr8310]

Same 1st section I learned when I trained under my first Sifu, this way as far as I've been taught came from the EWTO from Sifu Kernspecht. My current Sifu who trained directly under Sigung Leung Ting teaches differently. Most of the differences I've noticed are the European way vs the HK way. I'm sure there will be plenty of variances just within the EWTO branches and same from the Hong Kong branches but the variances I've seen are usually just from the changes made by EWTO. Both great, EWTO is very structured curriculum business based setup like academic schools taught pretty similarly all around from what I've seen at least and The HK way not so structured and not so much stuff held back learned things at a faster rate imo.

[@VTSifuSteve]

@@alfonsovillegasjr8310 Personally, I prefer the HK way, but it is all fascinating stuff.

[@axelo6692]

thanks WingTsunSweden

[@bl33kselderij]

Nice 'wall sao' at the end! :-)

[@WingTsunSweden]

Thanks, in the future we'll maybe record some fitness videos, so actually showing how to be able to do stuff like this!

[@fretboardmaster70]

These are different to the Leung Ting sections.

[@biswajitpradhan2496]

Make individualy videos of all Sao master pls

[@biswajitpradhan2496]

I want to know all Sao.
Plz provide us those videos sir

[@Neocaridina]

The narrator sounds like he's doing a guided meditation video. 😪

[@slaugapsp5947]

Way it's not a full version of Section? it's just 3 elements of first section?

[@tiborkozma5239]

Is this the Leung Ting Wing Tsun?

[@김동현-t5n]

thack you umm very so a awome and easy This will do's wrong with teaching in our martial arts club

[@manaraslespaul]

heres a question!!does every chi sao section have a 'part two'?meaning entries varifications etc...thanks!!

[@WingTsunSweden]

Not really. Of course you can come up with all sorts of variations, but the point of the sections is to build basic reflexes, to react to attacks from different angles and arm positions in beneficial ways without stopping to think. Most variations are already covered in 1 to 7 or the Biu Tze sections, and putting them into each other is just inefficient and confusing.

[@iredline7777]

Awesome stuff again!!! Any chance of seeing some chi gerk or sticking legs? Perhaps some chi gerk drills to practise with a friend?

[@mariorodriguez5079]

Box as is unum away o o o