Wing Chun Master vs Bullies | Wing Chun in the Street
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2021
- Is Wing Chun Useful In A Street Fight? Wing Chun is a concept-based martial art that originated in southern China. Like many traditional martial arts, specific details on its origins are unclear. Legend says it was created by a Shaolin Kung Fu master, Ng Mui. This martial art became widespread after a Wing Chun master, Ip Man, started to teach the style throughout mainland China and Hong Kong. And with both Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan being amongst the martial artists drawing on the concepts of Wing Chun in their practice, its popularity sees that it remains taught worldwide, to this day. So what exactly is Wing Chun and how would it stand up in a street fight? That’s exactly what we are going to look at in this video. Keep watching to find out.
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Sorry to sound like a hater. But next time can you actually show us a wing chun street fight because the title and thumbnail are just clickbait
Valid point
This channel loves clickbait
100% agree. This video is mostly movie clips, thought it would show real life examples caught on tape.
I think if you want to learn wing chung. Then learn something else like muay thai better. There is a match I watched that wing chun fight against muay thai on the stage and knock out by muay thai fighter in 1 minute.
That's because martial arts don't work in fights as a whole. At this point in time your best bet is to learn a little boxing, wrestling and brazilian ju jitsu. Ju jitsu is the closest thing to having super powers. Thai has its place mixed in too for sure.
Title: Wing Chun in the street. Video: 95% movie footage. 😂😂😂
Also 100% monotone idiot reading from Wikipedia
I think there is no camera if Wing Chun fighter slam down someone in reality... Greetings from Hamburg , Germany
@@gerdalois4169 Yes but could show actual competition fights, instead if choreographed movie scenes.
99%
@@kgkel2612 thats right... I meant that as a joke
You didn't give us street fights, you gave us movie clips.
Very true. I played Wang Chung on the jukebox one night.
because the only way for a wing chu "fighter" to win anything is through scripted choregraphy.
@@Texanrider76465: Everybody have fun!
I'm feeling click-baited.
This wasn't Wing Chun Master vs Bullies-- it was a lesson on what the art is supposed to be--no street fighting bullies here!
interesting slant
You nipped them in the bud
yes, another facke video with facke name...
To be honest, Wing Chun Master vs a boxer who really knows about boxing, Wing Chun has already been knocked to the ground.
Yep. Crap Ai generated video.
whole thing is based on lies. why stop there?
As the great Bruce Lee once said "Only one thing determines the technique of combat, it must be effective in relation to the enemy". Learn as much as you can, use what works for you and discard what doesn't. Super simple thought process.
He also said, be like water. Oh, and I love you, Linda. He probably even said Listen Linda at some point, but don't quote me.
Bruce Lee was a bully who was never in a real fight. He was a dancer.
@@AttilaGenghisHuyter what happened did he beat up your grandpa?
@@AttilaGenghisHuyter He was an actor and martial art practitioner... Disrespecting him for not being involved in a fight is not only wrong but also very rude of you to call him a dancer...
@@sonapednekar8139 He was a dancer.
No actual street fight, just a lot of theory and movie scenes.
Where is the actual fight? Why You cheat On others?
The vid showed experts in movies & as such they demonstrated the effectiveness of the art form , the fighting form ! If you think the movie " Actors " in the lead roles or the fight scene producers , have no true fighting ability ..... I would recommend you get an invite to a Hong Kong film studio making a new martial arts masterpiece . You are invited to challenge them at any point & both the producers & actors will be willing to watch your fighting skills gained from your actual street experience .......... Such encounters are a welcome Comedy Experience by the martial artists . I am sure you will make them laugh their ASS _ _ Off ..............
@@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195 I agree completely with your assessment! At the same time I do think it is a valid complaint that the title is misleading. There's a popular video of a karate instructor filmed by a student of him taking out an angry pimp, theory put to real world use. That's what I was expecting, that's all.
@Alan Love I dont need to check out other videos because the title says "Wing chun master vs Bullies" and no actual footage is shown. Is pure clickbait , dont defend it.
@@eduardomartinezcrucess8189 Just commercials for solar electrical commercials.
In order to be effective in any martial art, one valuable thing that needs to be known is: "The body will not go where the mind has never been".
I studied Wing Chun for 5 years... I'm mostly a wrestler, but this system is very compatible as going forward is the goal in wrestling also. My favorite thing about it was it's focus on jamming punching opponents by this constant forward pressure. A lot of street fighters like to throw haymakers and that is not a strong strategy against this style.
All bullshit. A Chinese MMA fighter beat the living hell out of "Wing Chun" masters in China a few years ago lol.
you look like you couldn't run 10 yards.
Throw elbows inside.
Throw punches outside.
To me it seems like a great style for creating quick instinctual reaction time and hand/eye coordination. But a good wrestler will take you down in seconds.
@@TangoNevadaI mean it is wrestling but you could also counter with a kick but could get caught eventually
So we see a lot of staged movie scenes and demonstrations but where were the street gands. I mean the REAL street gangs where this wonderful self defense technique was really applied with such whiz-bang results. Choreographed movie fights are fast and exciting. Street fights are far more exciting. You dn't show one real fight - not one.
Yeah... I'm all like... "Ninja PLEASE!"🤣🤣🤣
Real fights ppl get hurt it's not a RUclips friendly thing I see good stuff on diff sites
Or have them fight a pro fighter
Yup pretty uninformative!!!
Lol yeah that’s why I scrolled to the vid to check and not one street fight 😢
A Chinese friend of mine joined our Kyokushin dojo here in Tokyo. He had previous full contact karate experience as he had briefly joined a Shinkyokushin dojo, and he is a very good fighter. I once asked him if he had any experience with Chinese martial arts before coming to Japan, and he said “Wing Chun”. I was impressed, and hoped maybe he could pass on some cool tips. But he actually seemed embarrassed, and said “it’s interesting, but it’s not very practical or realistic. Full contact training is much better to build up both attack and defense techniques”.
Seems more of a criticism of non-full contact training than a criticism of Wing Chun itself.
@@Gabe7Gal bcause most of kungfu lack of drill
@@bobyhanjoko2627 wing Chun has plenty of drill. Just watch videos of actual wing Chun programs, they got a whole system going on
@@Gabe7Gal i said about most kungfu.
I know some dojo do drill now, but the old ones still don't.
This guy is a quitter and he knows nothing about Wing Chun
Someone who can fight, regardless of street or martial art, is someone who can fight - speed, intelligence and confidence are the key
I've been learning martial arts for years but Nothing can beat a Bullet to the Head to end it quickly and get on with your day.
I’m still looking for a clip of a street fight here.... I’m disappointed I didn’t find any🤦♂️
You won't!!! Because ALL KARATE IS A JOKE. DOESN'T WORK IN A REAL FIGHT
@@shaunokeefe7162 That is not true.
@@nooneimportant4510 oh yes it is. I have NEVER SEEN A KARATE GUY WIN ANY FIGHTS.
You won't either. The martial 'artist' is no match for street 'warrior'.
Who's on top in MMA around the world? It isn't the 'artist'.
@Thinking ain't banned yet Who? Where? When? By whom? Or are you just spewing shit?
Wing Chun practitioner here. Agreed. Very practical in a street fight...and yes, I used it a few times to end fights quickly and effectively. Key thing is to train hard and supplement with other styles because a street fight is not like in the gym. When the stress is high, you won’t be perfect but muscle memory will take over.
Facts
I agree that one martial art is not perfect for all situations however there are some that are really close depending on how proficient you are with your studies.
"Key thing is to train hard and supplement with other styles" Lol. Why would you have to supplement with other styles if this one was so good?
@@tristramhurd7034 you don't "have" to but I like being well rounded and versatile. I do more than because I enjoy them for different reasons...
@@tristramhurd7034 Good luck with whatever you practice. If it suits you that's all that matters but there's nothing wrong with carrying a knife in addition to a gun in battle.
I started learning Wing Chun at 64 years old. The training was brutal: 100 fist push ups and 100 sit ups in the one hour session, in addition to learning and practicing punches and kicks. Our Sifu was awesome, he let us hit him in the ribs as heard as we could, and it had no effect. As he said, you have to condition your body, if you punch someone Wing Chun with unconditioned fists, you will break your knuckles. As in everything else, you have to put in the hours and years to be good. And two other points, a good big one will beat a good small one, and it rarely matters which style you have learned, if the other guy has learned longer!
I've studied various styles throughout my life. Started out street fighting so as I grew I already had a really understanding of fighting efficiently. Wing Chun has more effective uses than most styles but ultimately it's not gonna be any style that wins the fight or defends u against an attacker. In the end no matter what style you use, it's all going to fall on the practitioner.
I would literally have to write books to explain that to most, but those of you with experience will understand.
@@jeremybrink7332 studied in KEMPO chinese boxing,it has saved my life twice,both times in a knife fight,i'm old now,the stretching of this art has made it to where i'm still flexible and i've concentrated all of my blows to down to about three,street fights are orchestrated slow motion,and are easy to defend against,when they use blades,it escalates to more than a bloody nose of dislocated arms and wrists,it's a mind set,the martial arts allows you to get to that place,i wouldn't call it experience,cause all encounters are different ,but they remain the same outcome,i never stick around to see the ambulances or the police report parts
Complete bullshit lol. Wing Chun has been failing for decades and even Chinese MMA fighters have beat the hell of out "masters" on live TV in China.
It's not the style that wins fights, it's the fighter
Well said
Yes thank you is the fighter, people say boxing and wrestling could beat, it can if the fighter ain’t there if you get it, and I feel like is effective cause its diffence,balance, and quickness too, if we look it at the movie too vs mike Tyson it shows the effectiveness of the defend etc, same with the boxing part too the part it’s the power and not everyone has power like that and also technique too that would help you counter etc, and wing chin has attacks that end fights fast, like hit to neck is lethal, eye would fuck up your opponent reaction and sight, and groins
I don't see the street around here.
🤔
Do you?
"Everyone has a plan
Untill they get punched."
Mike Tyson.
"In the face"
At least google it omg two seconds to not be incorrect
When Mike Tyson's plan failed he became a pussy and resorted to biting off ears.
@@emmel07 i m not saying he is right to di that but check his opponent and the reason why he bite him
@@SomeGuy-hk8xe is that the same excuse you're going to use for the time he punched around his ex-wife? Get a clue.
@@emmel07 thats not what were talking about you started the biting thing
Thank you for the video
I used these techniques against two opponents who ambushed me. Two broken noses later, they determined my pretending to misunderstand them was covering an ability to have 100 percent accuracy landing only counter punches. First punch was a right hook. I placed my elbow inside his elbow and aligned the fist to his nose. His own punch force used my hand to break his nose. Second punch was a right cross. I deflected wrist to wrist as he fully extended his punch, stepped, facing him, diagonally forward until my head was just outside his right elbow range, and palmed his right eardrum. Third punch, another right cross. Same wrist block, this time behind his right elbow. Stepped forward but less diagonal, pushing him to over twist the punch. Palm strike to ear with push sent him back about ten feet from broken balance. Fourth strike, straight right. Countered with strait left that again elbow blocked incoming force into smearing his nose again. Having had time for pain to overcome anger, we hugged and he called the police on me.
Second opponent, first punch was right hook. Broke his nose with faster strait left counter punch. This attack was between the first and second punch of the first opponent. Second opponent second punch was also a right hook. Eardrum damage from palm counter strike. Third strike was counter palm strike exactly the same as second. He wised up after three tries, likely in part to his smaller stature and realizing that the first, larger opponent than me, was too injured to want to continue. He stopped trying to throw my bike off the bridge and ran away before police arrived. Police let me go after realizing that compassion kept my opponent's heads from bouncing off the pavement.
Well there's 8 minutes of my life I can't get back!
You know this shit all fake 😂😂😂
@Billy Kazantzis I know, right?? That's why Wing Chun dominates the MMA scene! Also why Xu Xiaodong gets his ass beat in all Wing Chun match ups. People should do their research. Just a little bit of Googling will show video proof that it's the best martial art of all time.
@@cjbottaro Bruce Lee did this way before him. He developed Jeet Kune Do because Wing Chung, his basis art, had way to much useless moves as he discovered in his big fight against chinese masters for the future of his school.
You'll have to learn Time Chun- (to get those 8 minutes back). ;o)
@@saidsaidmill2847 What blood, your Bunny wrote!!! Wing Chun is the best MA for self-defense on the street. Don't be a shithead
I always remember my martial arts instructor telling us as kids, "Don't go out and think you're an undefeatable bad ass just because you know martial arts. There are people out in the real world that will knock your dick in the dirt."
Yep! Or pull the strap out! Lol
It always helps when your "opponent" is cooperating with you ... as in sparring at the dojo. Real world, people tend to do the "wrong" things for your techniques to work - although the balance, speed, focus, and movement picked up from martial arts training will all be useful ... along with knowing how to fall.
My instructor told us the same thing. And he was the grand master of Isshinryu karate
@@davidwoody5228 my instructor at martial arts at my military service said it this way:"if you happen to meet an opponent, forget 2 things, rules and honor.... This guy gives a shit on it, but remember one thing:" never ever start a fight, but always end it"
Well, this was a military view of things, but still he said what all the masters say. It's not to start a thing.
Well, one thing he also said is, first round always is mental, if you win, the attacker rethink and don't even attack.
Once I was stopped by 3 bullies, searching for a victim.
Basically I stood where like bored to death, even slightly put my hands into my jacket and just said, very silently and calm to the leader:"you are not here for trouble and I am not here for trouble to." when I placed one finger, only one, next to his shoulder and directed him to the side, so I could left the circle around me.
One minute later I entered a train that just arrived and another guy who was there entered behind me and showed me his ID, he was a police officer out of duty, he just said:"I would have helped you, but you did not need it, my respect."
This is "winning the first round"
They tried to provoke and intimidate to cause fear. I just denied them success, so they was irritated and I topped it by commanding their leader to the side like pulling an insect away.
They searched for a victim, I did the exact opposite. So yeah, he was not in for that kind of trouble.
Especially if you’re relying on Wing Chun. 😴🤪🥊
That fkkking thumbnail is HILARIOUS!!!!😂🤣🤣👍
WING CHUN VIDEO WAS GREAT 65 YEARS OLD STUDYED IT IN 70&80s LOOKING TO WHAT I LEARNED HELPS AT THIS TIME IS GOOD BACK TO WORKING OUT THANKS
Growing up in my youth, I was small in size and oftentimes, bullied. Eventually, as I became more and more worn-down with all the bulling on me, i decided to learn to give it back to those who bullied me. I learned a mixed technique of martial arts styles i.e. boxing, wrestling, karate, judo, ju-jitsu and Kung Fu. I became very, proficient in "giving it back (with interest)" to my aggressors. I never lost a fight to this day, thereafter. I do not aggress nor bully others but will return my "two cents" worth if provoked. I do however, stick-up for those who are weaker and can't defend themselves.
bullshit lol
You think of yourself like some stupid anime character lol
It’s good to get variety and stay with one style while sparing with others with another style to get you used to other styles. You got more confidence the better YOU got and didn’t need to bully. Martial arts teach you to be vicious but also humble. Confident people usually aren’t bullied. Arrogant spoiled or a abused people often are. The younger you can start the better.
I believe you, no need to listen to those other comments. You know yourself, whether you're telling the truth or not
@@lightofthedark what? shut up with the nonsense platitudes weeb
No single art is effective in a no rules street fight. Throws takedowns and effective striking are effective but the most important thing is a warrior mindset.
What's a warrior mindset?
Be prepared to die because in the streets there are no rules but many cowards, and losing one's life is a real possibility, stay safe👊👊
Bull crap yeah? Throws a nd take down? Completely useless jiujitsu and wrestling is also gunk crap. You got to be skin to skin with the person you having a problem with and that won't end well. As you said there are no rules and so going and hugging them would get a couple holes or slashes from a knife. Or worst a gun. No rules also means
@@sonychiba4733 true best advice is to avoid fighting
@@trevbarlow9719 being prepared to respond with overwhelming force and realizing it isn't a game. I don't know everything
Very cool! I greatly admire their skill, many hours of practice, strength and agility. I absolutely - love - children, women and the elderly are taught this. Bravo! Self-protection at its finest. 💥
Excellent video, well done.
This video should be called "Ip Man movie highlights"
Great movies
Check out legend of the fist the one with Donnie yen
this person knows the rest is BS
Bet Ipman can beat any capital rioters. Hey that would make great movie scene
@@hemi5.7awdpursuit5 No but probably beat them dumbass's in the Portland riot's. You know the one where people actually died.
I’ll save you the time there’s no bullies and no street fighting.
I already watch the entire video twice...
I didn't see a bully, did anybody? All I saw were a bunch of well cooperating opponents. The choreography was very good.
I quite like this , as an older guy I think I would be rather slow especially as a beginner , I’d. Learn this for sure , great for the mind and discipline and self control . The experts in this field are truely spectacular to watch , fantastic . 👍
When are you going to show some real street fights, not just choreographed fights?
Who me ? I'm retired 🤣😂 I already hurt enough people...
Watch in MMA.
Right because thèse wungshung bullshit don't fight, just good for kungfool movies
@@starnino1458 are you bad ?or just another key board warrior...
@@buckfiden6674 wtf this answer has to do with my coment?!fool
"While using as little energy as possible."
Oh my God, that is my life philosophy.
I've been fighting my entire life. I"m 71 now. I used to spar with a Wing Chun instructor. Honestly it was as challenging as any other black belt level fighter. No advantage at all. Chi Sao type of stuff just did not work with my fast jabs and other strikes. I can't even kick any more due to injuries, and he could. He tried to stay far away so the kicks would have max power. I would just crowd him and it was hard for him to get his kicks off. The arm defense was as with other fighters. Theoretically I love the Wooden Dummy. I still use Chi Sao for sensitivity training, but good ol' boxing and fitness do the job in the ring.
I had the opportunity to learn Wing Chun (Wing Chung) in the late 70"s in my youth . And on 2 occasions was able to defend myself in 2 rather nasty street fights . I wasn't in a position to just walk away and so I, let fire with all I had learnt in just a couple of years and my opponents left the scene rather sore and never to be seen again" Great Martial Arts Style ". Remember to Avoid using excessive force in a fight to defend yourself as stated by the LAW>
I once used my Wing Chun in a street fight and I was doing good till I heard " cut " and strangely the fight was over .
😂😂
Yo HAHAHAHA
Wing Chun is a good MA and you are a weakling, that's a fact
@@gregbignose3631 If by good you mean ineffective, I agree.
@@rayflaherty3441 it's very effective
Against those that can't fight lol
The majority of actual fights so far prove that a Wing Chun fighter's chances of winning in a fight depend not on his Wing Chun skills but on how quickly he can forget Wing Chun and start fighting like an MMA fighter.
"Take what works, add what is your own"
@@karkkosvolfe
Yes. That is exactly what MMA is.
Lol I agree but also wing chun just like kungfu is a very effective self defense when learned by a real practitioner but the thing is it’s a self defense meaning people that are not trained it works great against but someone that is trained will most likely beat a kungfu practioner unless they’ve been fighting many styles and applying their art to work against those styles that’s why you don’t see many wing chun practitioners fight in the ufc or mma but their are some like don the dragon Wilson or cung le
@@skippyloud9472
Just because someone is not trained doesn’t mean they can’t fight. The average wing Chun practitioner would get wrecked in a bar fight by people who know how to street fight. 😂
The only place you can find footage of effective Wing Chun is if you pull up clips of Ip Man movies.
Also it’s a very questionable to refer to Cung Le as a Kung Fu fighter. Fact is though he did train in Sanshou later on, it was the taekwondo and wrestling that he did as a child that made him able to take to it like a duck to water.
As for Don Wilson I don’t know why you mention him. The closest he got to an MMA fight is when he used to co-commentate some of the very early UFC events. But he never fought under MMA rules.
He was an amazing kicboxer though, no doubt about that.
@@mosesrocco6614 Philosophically no, it isn't. MMA is a sport at it's basic level. The problem is that Martial Arts have fallen into the same trap.
🎵 Everybody have fun tonight; Everybody Wing Chun tonight 🎵
Any thing works in a street fight,if you strong,pain is endurence!
Made it seem like we were going to witness a footage of street-fight between
a bully and a WingChun....
The question comes down to
A) Practice something to impress children and your grandparents
Or
B) Practice something you could use to save yourself and/or your loved ones.
When danger represent by surprise,
you’d be better off relying on solid tested techniques.
When he said "how would it stand up in a street fight?" I knew we were had. Guess I don't have to comment about the misleading thumbnail. Oops. I just did. Like Roper said in Enter the Dragon: *_"Faked out again."_*
One thing that's constant you better be quicker than the other guy
Ahhhh 8 and a half minutes of my life I will never get back because of click bait. Fantastic
Bruce Lee used Wing Chun as a base but went much further in his studies to become truly effective. It’s a Partial Art.
That is one of the bigges misconceptions about BL. Even in Hong Kong WC was only one style of many he learned. Also he allready learned boxing in HK and did won a tournament in boxing at high school.
he had only done first form when he left for america he asked ip chung for a 8mm of the other forms he also asked if he could teach his own style at a later date as it incorporated some wc.not sure of spelling but wong shong loung is close he was BL real teacher and ip chuns top student . his wc was impeccable.
I was expecting to see some real life street fights involving wing chun. The whole video is nothing but a creepy voice blabbering away.
Wingchun is really fast . The street fight would not be entertaining at all.
The marines used WingChun in the 70s . Ive personally use Wing Chun since i was 15. It works too well. Remember an any Martial art is only as skilled as the user using it. So train hard to fight hard. And always show mercy unless you REALLY like prison.
You know nothing about Wing Chun and Chinese wirefu, I meant kungfu in general. Just search "Mad Dog" Xu Xiaodong and you know how great and how real those wirefu, I mean kungfu is. LOL :D Sac.
I’ll love to learn!!!
great show
I am 60 and young at heart. I think when I retire I will take classes in this. I grew up watching martial arts films and John Wayne movies. So when I was a kid and was attacked I pulled a John Wayne move out of my head and even though my execution of it was bad, it won the fight for me. There's no substitute for practice, but knowing a move without having practiced it proved to be very valuable.
Happy to see you are interested in Gongfu (Chiese martial arts). When you learn and practice more, you will find Gongfu is not for fighting but for stopping fighting. Reaching Peach and Harmony is the core and highest level of Chinese Gongfu.
@@huipeng1696 Nice to read a point of view of Kung Fu that is not testosterone infused.
If you want to train Wing Chun because you'll enjoy it then do so. But don't do it because you think it'll make you a good fighter or be good for self defence because it won't
@@ruledtrendy5066 100% not true.There are some shitty Wing Chun schools and some really good ones. The trick is to study the other styles move,train with lots of other stylists and really put the art under pressure. The reason a lot of people get beaten is they don't get experience or their narrow minded Sifu tries to cloister them.People need experience against other styles and very few teachers teach strategies ,ie having mock situations in training.And then there's the Mc Kung Fu school franchises that train someone up to a certain degree of proficiency and get them to open a school with no experience against other fighters.
I been hit by a good Wing Chun guy and tell you it's no joke but I've crossed hands with some really shit ones as well.
I'm no master of Kung Fu,and I practice another style Choy Lee Fut,so needless to say I'm committing Kung Fu sacrilege by defending Wing Chun in the first place but I know what you are talking about is a watered down version of something.
message to you Ron,john wayne was the best,im 47 years old i have studied close combat and mixed martial arts for over 40 years,learn it,but only if you really need it and always be kind,a white or black belt only holds up trousers,stay safe
I know times are hard but damn, if I want to see IP man clips I would just go watch the damn movie on Netflix lol
😂😂😂😂😂
Cat's scrolling through with the cursor and can't seem what looks like a real fight! Lame.
43 seconds in, that shot of Jackie Chan fighting the wooden trainer thing: I was there! My first day on a big movie, Vancouver, me with a rented forty year old Nagra reel to reel recording the sounds of Jackie smacking away. The shot was made in a building that is very important to Chinese Canadians, like an informal embassy that has greeted generations of Chinese coming to Canada. Huge history and reverence from the crew. I was terrified I would screw something up, but I survived. I came in in the middle of a six month shoot. I learned a lot in the next three months; number one that Jackie is like some kind of superior being walking among us. Endless patience and stamina and inventiveness and full of kindness and humour. Fan for life.
Wing Chun Yim learned martial arts skills from Ng Mui, a Buddhist, after whom the style is named.
Been expecting in this channel showing real fight like Xu Xiao Dong channel...😆😆😆
IKR, It didn't show Wing Chun in a real fight. That's because it's expensive as hell feeding a Wing Chun Master.
Every time they loose a fight it's because they didn't eat enough. "Wing Chun Master vs Xu Xiaodong" looses the fight, and the reason he lost. "They didn't feed me enough rice before the fight'..........Yeah he really said that......Then the "Wing Chun Master vs Chinese Boxer with one arm tied behind his back" .......Gets creamed... His reason "They only served us one entre the afternoon before the fight".......
So I'm like Okay We hit a buffet and dude ate the whole place. I square up to fight, and "Ooh no I'm too full" that went on for 8 hours and it was always too hungry to fight, or too full to fight. Then it's "Oops I gotta take a shit." lol I Guess if you want to find and Fight a Wing Chun Master, Just look by the on and off ramps for a cat with a sign that says. "Will fight for food" Yeah for real, you see the way IP man whoop that dude for a Yam, and then a whole school for bags of rice.
I get it Wing Chun Masters are raging Pot Heads. Now it totally makes since, Which explains the Raging Munchies, and why they think Wing Chun actually works. THEY'RE HIGH!!!
List this channel in the click bait..
don't not expect real content..
category..
Over 4 million people click baited. All wishing Wing Chun could be used on the person responsible for this title
Everybody wing Chung tonight.🤣
Get in a street fight with even an intermediate boxer and see what happens to your face in a street fight.
I was hoping to see ACTUAL bullies being beat up by someone.
The fact that all these videos are from movies. Makes the claim that Wing Chun is a useful self defense tool, somewhat dubious.
I think you should only keep what you feel is useful to you. What works for one person isn't necessarily going to work for another person. Wing Chun is a great foundation to build upon. You could incorporate something to fit your body type and and how you can move. You can always change and adapt to your surroundings
Everybody have fun tonight!
Everybody Wing Chun tonight!
ANY FORM OF MARTIAL ARTS IS BETTER THAN NOT KNOWING ANYTHING TO DEFEND YOURSELF, BUT NO FORM IS COMPLETE.
No form is complete because life is not complete.
@@tuma420wc8 not until death
@@tuma420wc8 That was deep asf like holy shit.
@@ArcaneSorcery Death is only a living entities perception,it surpasses that.
Not really, add weapons for instance
I intend to learn & use it. Started with a bamboo ring. Beginning to see how those movements help control the center area between myself & an opponent. Thanks for your video.
Those rings are a terrible gimmick...just do the forms if you don't have a partner or take a class...
@@ZaddyZavid I hear you. It works for me as I travel a lot & this gives me a portable way to workout. I'm not home enough to attend anyone's classes & as a newby, it's been helpful in addition to the forms.
@@dchatman757 the rings will tense yr shoulder and arms when yr shoulder and arm should be relaxed and loose. Wc is developing elbow force/ forward force and forward intention, this happens naturally if you practice sil lim tao correctly. Ive been to 2 wc schools now and neither use rings, my own sifu has sed those rings are not for wing chun and are detrimental. If you can't take classes i recommend try the mindful wing chun online course. You'd get more wing chun gains doing chain punches in front of a mirror or do slt form slowly while you watch tv.
@@ZaddyZavid Awesome! I appreciate knowing about ur experience & what ur sifu had to say. I will look for that online course. I’m most interested in understanding what WC teaches in the mental & physical “muscle memory.” Books talk about the history & I started with the history. Now that I’m building a dummy, it’s time to get more serious in my practice. Thanks for your input.
@@dchatman757 @@dchatman757 the lineage of wing chun i practice wong shun leung is all external and muscle memory. The drills. Create a automatic response to whatever we are dealing with. Tbf and honest probably all wing chun should be like this. People think you learn how to strike and block but actually you are building habits. The mindful wing chun course is on Chu shong tin wing chun which is a internal expression of wing chun. Its about keeping a onstate which is like maintaining a impenetrable forcee field and crushing yr opponent with that field. If you click on my channel there's a documentary about wing chun I subtitled. You can also search kung fu quest wing chun the real art on RUclips that's a great one, it got me practicing. If your building yr own dummy make sure its tall enough for your height the standard measurements are for people on the short side. The best training is with a partner, the dummy is for if you don't have one. TY for yr interest.
I dig it. I'm a black belt in Shotokan and in Yoshukai karate. Always been interested in Kung Fu.
Never heard an MMA fight begin with, 'and in the corner, Wing Chun practitioner...'
It helped me out a lot when I was attacked unexpectedly a few years ago. People often try to compare Wing Chun with a MMA fighter. Of course MMA is going to be more effective overall because it contains aspects of all martial arts. So no individual, singular martial art can hang with MMA, which is an integration of the best of all other martial arts into a truly comprehensive and continually expanding form of combat.
I have a blackbelt in street fighting.
Maybe yes maybe not
Isn't Wing Chun banned in MMA because of the lethality of it's techniques?
@Juan manuel Pilo Laugh all you want, but attacks to the eyes throat & groin are an MMA no no.
@@swampy6194 only those certain moves are banned
I have practiced WC since the late Seventies. And found it to be very useful in street fights.
But after studying Muay Thai, I’m convinced that the inclusion of the knees and elbows create a complete street fighting style.
Plus the boxing style of MT can I throw an opponent off guard on the streets.
So I use a combination of WC, MT, and Peek a boo boxing.
But, with grappling gaining popularity, I plan on adding BJJ to complete my training.
I’m 69 so I have to end a fight well within 2-3 minutes or else I’m toast! Hahahahaha
Good strategy wise sage!
That is awesome!!!
Yes. Today need to mix.
Wing Chun does use elbow strikes though. Not 100% sure on knees but I'm pretty dang sure they're used as well.
I'm no fighter but so far it seems like Wing Chun seems like a favorable martial art in the self-defense context because of the speed. Other martial arts like muay thai and boxing may have more powerful strike techniques, but you don't need super powerful strikes in a real fight because weakspots like groin, neck, eyes, etc exist. Thus, it's all about who can actually land their strikes first. Wing Chun just seems like a pretty practical package on paper: it's fast, utilizes basically all striking tools, focuses on applying pressure as well as defense, and incorporates practical weak spots.
Did Wing Chun for 7 years and elbow strikes were definitely in the mix they are my favorite strike because when done right you can barely feel the blow its like hitting a feather.
Everybody wing chun tonigh, everybody wing chun.😂😂😂
Yes I definitely would.these are dangerous times we live in...
Absolutely true!
I thought the video was going to show a. street fight between a wing-chun master and a bully. A bit let down tbh.
Really no way to street fight, five family style will cripple or kill.
Sparring u may find on a training video.
Remeber its super fast pace movement.
This channel is famous for click baiting just block this guy so his videos won’t be available to you anymore.
I always use death by a thousand cuts to win street fights. I stop at 999 just to avoid the murder charge.
I use the finger of death technique but I only go knuckle deep
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Please stop lieing
@@kathrynorourke6741 I’m not lying I’m sitting
@@hairyplotter1121 And I'm running like one o'clock
Very interesting and good skills to learn.
The art of uploading street-fighting, without uploading street-fighting.
I like all the arts .I trained many of the arts. Wing chun is my favorite. Atack and defense at the same time. I been training wing chun from 1994 to present
Well Wing chun is regarded the least useful of all martial arts by martial artists all over the world so i hope you never get into a fight with somone that actually know's how to fight. And yes u can get as insulted or pissed as u want cus idc...
@@MrKveite1 Yes it's criticized by keyboard experts across the world.
@Anthony - of the systems I trained in, Chinese Kempo Kung Fu was my favorite overall and would hands down be the most effective in a street fight. The school was firmly rooted in history and tradition of the system and had the highest level of discipline as well which is a lot of what I liked.
@@zangzang1268 Well said! LOL
Ip man is a beautiful set of movies, and a solid cry on the last one.
I've seen two cats go at each other in this manner... quite impressive.
What movie is that and who is that kung fu star? The movie you used the most clips of.
Practice all martial arts and stop worrying about what’s best. Enjoy the art. Even if you get your ass kicked, you’ll look good doing it!
Or just carry a good firearm and become proficient with it .. a good firearm will beat any martial arts any time.
That's the same thing Bruce Lee did you can't limit yourself...
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Hmmmm! not sure about that..
Getting your ass kicked is not a good look😂😂
Especially followed behind...
I'm a black belt in....
😲dude you should have used
yo black belt like Pootie Tang.. cause yo hands and feet not working 😂🤣💀
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No.. you won’t look good getting KO’d in 5 seconds.. learn a good martial art that will help in the real world..
There was a big bully at my HS, he used to pick on me all the time and beat me up, so I got tired of it and went to take wing chung classes, I trained for almost 5 months 3 hour a day,
When the bully came back and start trouble with me, I challenged him without fear and 15 minutes later, I was on the floor In KO , he beat the shit out of me again!!
Hahaha. U dont have big why when u fight. When i fight i will fight to the end. Almost all win.
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You didn't get it. I'm proud of you for your excellent ESL skills, but you missed it this time.
This was supposed to show how it would stand up against common fighters on the street, and all we got to see here are scenes from movies. I would put my money on the Street Fighter if they know how to fight well over any wing chun fighter.
I haven't seen a Wing Chun master compete well in any of the MMA style matches. That, however, is not to say Wing Chun is ineffective. The truth is that Wing Chun was basically designed for closeup defense with lighting fast surprise counter-attacks where the eyes, throat, groan, ear drums are all fair games. All these are NOT allowed in any of the arenas.
“Originated in southern China” proceeds to show the Great Wall of China 😂😂😂😂
Undeniable proof that Wing Chun works in the movies.
A couple of extremely strong Russian MMA fighters actually practice Wushu (Chinese Kung Fu). Watch their hand movements very carefully. Shamil Musaev for instance has been using a lot of Bon Sau (shoulder hand) together with his backing up footwork to block his opponent's left-right hook combos. This is Wing Chun.
Most of the moves were tricks, cheating, put me off.
Everybody have fun tonight/Everybody wing chun tonight. 🤪
I don't know much about Wing Chun. But I DO know how to Wang Chung. Used to Wang Chung all the time back in the eighties. We'd Wang Chung at night, and everyone would have fun that night.
All martial arts is useful when applied properly. I practice taekwondo mma, and I have learned to never sleep on anything and anyone.
Even the weaker fighting styles can help in other ways like being calm and just surviving an attack.
Just curious how many confrontations have you had out of gym.
This question is for you
@@paulkauss9346 and you
@@CD-oo6ed enough
Very rare to see a person very proficient in Wing Chun...but they exist...and they are definitely very good...
And they rarely fight back - they tend to just pretend they can't fight...unless pushed too far.
Same thing with Filipino martial arts - they avoid fighting as much as possible. But they train as hard as they can...
Was looking forward to see an actual fight but it is to be expected. No one proficient in Wing Chun will be going around fighting bullies.
They will be fighting people with great fighting skills. That's how they get better and better at fighting.
I love how this dude has no idea what wing chun really is but delivers a very efficient message.
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It's exactly damn near precisely proper WC. Can you guess which WC "expert"?
He gave 2 different histories of WC, and neither is what I learned.
As a wing chun master once said, its “house wife Kung fu”.
In my view, Kung Fu is essentially dance, and I think wing chun is very beautiful.
If it still beats ass what does it matter. I think it takes more focus knowledge and restraint.
@@BlackKnight-ll8qh The problem is that it doesn´t
For some reason, I spar with my dog this way lol, at times I act like I'm using Nunchucks with her toys lol
Tai quan dog
Your dog might be the next Bruce Lee.
Hi, anyone know the soundtrack used at the halfway mark? Cheers.
Probably one of the best Martial Arts a beginner should learn before you moves on to others. The point A to point B attacks, defense and counter attacking and learning how to feel your opponents when they attack really helps allot. Also teaches you how to punch faster through technique. Having those as a foundation early helps in the long run when you move on to other martial arts weather they are Japanese or Tai or others. Great Martial art foundation for mixing different martial arts. This was Bruce Lee's foundation and he used allot of Wing Chun in his fighting style from philosophy ,Technique, and training.
Learned it along time ago in my early 20's only got to the second form though wish I would have finished it. Only 4 years of training at the most. Takes about 8 years to get through all 3 forms, and to be able to teach it to other students.
Where did you learn it from? I'm in my early twenties and would like to learn from your regrets.
@@MrGrey64 Arizon has a really good school. Tucson would be the best city to learn it in. The Dojo there is a direct line from Yip man himself. The teacher is Augastin Fong who you can look up. His first in line student teaches now since Sifu Fong is pretty old. I learned in Phoenix in my younger years. Didn’t live in Tucson till i was at the end of my time in the Air Force.
Bruce Lee studied many forms of fighting. By incorporating several aspects from these forms. He was able to develop a style that allowed him to be extremely versatile and a formidable foe in each circumstance presented him.
@Ole Carlos Certainly you must be a troll. Bruce Lee died in the late 70s. smh
Jeet kune do is hybrid wing chun, incorporating boxing, wrestling, jufo, fencin jui jitsu, etc..into. a scientific form of street fighting or what is now called MMA.
@@user-xe7fz2yv2j Bruce's style was meant to not conform to any one style.Study all styles and use what is best for each occasion.Mma now is close to what he was going for but different.Its definitely the closest thing too JKD!
@@Willis476 yap. He found out that wing chun was not so effective when he fought wong jack man the northern shaolin kicking expert. It had limitations.. he got kicked in the head! .. that injury may have caused his death years later .. cerebral edema ..
Bruce Lee was called the father of mma. he had a vicious ground game. he would have done very well in the modern era UFC. true mixed martial artist. i believe he could fight entirely on the ground if necessary.
all martial arts are useful in a street fight so long as you don't stick rigidly to the style.
Flow like water.lol
Not true at all. The construct of the standing martial art lead you to expect certain attacks closing off your mind to true possibilities of fighting.
Agree
This is an Awesome protection plan against bullying and for protecting older peoples from mugging
YES!!! I WOULD LOVE TO LEARN THIS STYLE!
I love using Wing Chun mix in my martial arts. It was the first art I was student of at age 7. Just recently I used it sparing a Neighbor that was trained in combat self defense. He was surprised how quickly I was able to stop and control everything he sent to me. He said I wouldn't be able to do it so I did it with one hand then I showed him the power of Wing Chun by taking him down in a matter of seconds.
awesome but the next equally best is ChoyLiFat Shaolin & Mui Thai, these are top styles in fighting. Choy Li Fat is Shaolin classic.
Modesty outstanding
Why mention the fact...Bruce never did..respect....but humility ok..live long grasshopper 😉
I attended IP MAN school of Wing Chung in Phoenix, AZ. The second at the time was located in Los Angeles, CA. The Shaolin Monks would visit our school once a year to verify the quality of the training. Once I reached 6 months in training I became self aware that the new me would destroy the old me quickly! (and I had been a street fighter all of my life, albeit a brawler, but used over-committed strikes to the torso to buckle my opponent since I was light weight) This art is like chess for physical combat, with all possibilities already weighed and counter moves already practiced. A REAL combat style for the street; crippling your enemies, controlling the distance of combat, and in some instances, manipulating your opponent into attacks they perceive to be open/vulnerable just to fall into your trap and get destroyed!
LOVE IT!
And then you woke up
@@grasshopper9862 hahahaha, your comment is the best here.
I have a bunch of friends into wing chun. They'd never win a fight but they have fun.
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Bcoz they fight for fun. Hahaha
YOU CAN ONLY FOOL ME ONCE! That's the first and last time I watched your video
From that I've seen (and in 68 years I've seen a lot), Wing Chun is effective against a weaker less determined & experienced foe. However a larger stronger enraged attacker, especially one who has any grapelling skill, will cut right through Wing Chun defenses. A "street" fight usually involves one or more people who are accustomed to getting in brawls. If the Wing Chun practitioner has only practiced in the Dojo & may have taken part in controlled competitions, they have no idea how powerful an angry halfback pumped full of adrenaline & testosterone can be. By the time he finds out, it's too late to hook, trap, block, kick or punch. And if you're lucky enough to hit the attacker in a sensitive place, it'll probably just piss him off even further. Wing Chun makes good movies. Who doesn't like IP Man?
A lot of people underestimate the effectiveness of martial arts. There was news story when I was a news where agroup of 4 men attempted to rob a gas station. When the story broke, it was assumed by everyone at the dojo that it was the younger Sensei who taught the teenagers and young adults but it was the old Sensei who owned the gas station who taught the young children. Aikido is the most maligned of all the Asian martial arts. But he prevailed and more then likely broke a couple of fingers of his attackers. The attackers all ran away after getting their asses kicked by the old.