A Complete Wing Chun GUIDE to Finding the Gap in Your Attackers Defence

Wing Chun relies on the ability to find wholes in your attackers defences. This video explores some simple Wing Chun techniques to instinctively and quickly find the gap in the attackers defensive guard. These ideas will make you react and move quicker to beat your attacker's defence. It may not make you invincible but it will make your Bong Sau movement the best it can be.
In this video Sifu Mark Phillips uses the Wing Chun technique known as Bong Laap Sao to explain how to find the gaps in your attackers defence. Basically, how to create gaps using with Bong Sau, and how to take advantage of space your attacker creates in defending your attack.
The second half of the video also shows how to use effective Wing Chun to protect your lower space from rising attacks or upper cuts punches to your jaw or throat. This is vital if you are face with a boxing style combination in which one of the punches is uppercut to your jaw. We also cover some simple ideas on how not to be trapped in trapped in return by a Wing Chun fighter this relates to Gwor Sao or Chi Sao practice.
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[@gcdhvf4896]

Love the sense of "feel" , since that can vary the response and actually allow real time adjustment or a switch to another style

[@juanchotalarga2545]

I could watch your teaching for hours. Very entretaining and clear explanation.

[@reylit]

another keep up the good work video :) going to work on my bonglap drill moves.

[@fightscience]

+Rey Lit this is an excellent drill, it really makes a difference for my students. So if you do get a chance practice it, you'll see an improvement in your Gwor Sau training. Let me know how you get on with it. Thanks for watching.

[@reylit]

+Fight SCIENCE please advise if "gwor sau" in your context meant "free and light" contact sparring? thanks.

[@fightscience]

+Rey Lit yes, that is correct - free sparring. The drill works in many different applications.

[@anthonypine7357]

Excellent instructional video. Thank you!

[@fightscience]

+Anthony Pine thank you very much for watching. It's much appreciated. 😊

[@luiscintron8163]

LOVE WHAT U TEACH N LOVE UR STYLES OF FIGHTING "PROTECTION"

[@fightscience]

+luis cintron thank you very much. It's simply a Wing Chun. Thanks for watching. Have a great day.

[@imrimurphy7399]

sifu, where can i purchase your dvds?

[@shishio7256]

nice video. like the way he teaches

[@ArthurStone]

Thank you; great presentation.

[@Isa-wz5qm]

What dvd is this from mark please?

[@djordjegacic1450]

i saw u re punching with ur fist vertical, and im doing it horizontal, will vertical produce much power, or its same?

[@yudshvat]

is this video still available for sale.
where would I be able to see all your videos that are available for sale to see which ones to buy I've been a fan of watching your videos on RUclips now for over 6 years

[@shujiling213]

Excellent style

[@JoelEZ1]

Great drill, thnx!

[@magmafist]

cool moves

[@fightscience]

+Raid Captain Thank you for watching.

[@larrytyson9104]

#fight boss

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