3 Best Elbow Strike Techniques for Self Defence in Wing Chun
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2015
- www.londonwingchun.co.uk/3-bes... ► These are the best 3 ways to use elbow strike techniques in Wing Chun for self defence. Elbow strike techniques can be used to BAR keep someone away as a self defence technique, or to STRIKE, and also to TRAP your attackers arms so they can't punch you. All 3 of these Wing Chun techniques for beginners are discussed for self defence training and application.
However, the best self defence technique is a combination of all 3 methods and this is the most effective Wing Chun technique for fighting and is discussed at the end of the video.
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As a brazilian taekwondo instructor i really apreciate all the videos and i every try to use the tecniques to complement my taekwondo background. Congratulations for the excelent work!
As ever, highly informative, especially considering the brevity of the video. I hope that viewers can appreciate the quality of information you're giving out and the skill you're demonstrating. More please.
dbwrc Thank you for the kind words. This is only the tip of the iceberg, there is so much more to explain how elbows are used against pressure, interchangeably with other shapes, and of course footwork (which is key here). We'll do these in time, but there is so much to cover in a week. Thanks again.
Very Nice, Self Defence is so important in this day and age.
Sir, you are what I think of when I think of a sensei or sifu
Smiling, gentle, friendly, composed, helpful, compassionate. That is what you communicate in your videos, at least to me.
Oh, did I neglect to mention highly skilled and competent? Yet you never come across as violent, vindictive, arrogant, mean, or intimidating.
You seem to be the quintessential martial arts teacher.
Vast respect. Your students are very lucky people
The videos just keep getting better. Thanks for sharing.
Arnaud Baernhoft Thanks for watching Arnaud.
Really fantastic videos Sifu Phillips! You have a great, progressive approach to Wing Chun with no compromise to the system, but rather an expansion on its core concepts and realistic application. Thanks for sharing the results of your hard work with us.
+Eric Cohen thank you very much, I really appreciate your kind words. Have a great day.
The best videos on RUclips!
Very good techniques
Wow you again gave a good idea for self defense. Love from indian fan
Great video ! Now I'm working on my elbow strikes and that video gave me lot of knowledge about that!
Practical and effective techniques - cheers
Thank you.
Good stuff, mate .
Thank you for sharing,
have an awesome day !
Nice more elbows and knees vids
thank you
EXCELLENT vid 👌
I love these vids.
...awesome tutorial and explanation,thank you Sifu! :)
xSyNx2000 Thank you for watching. We hope it is useful.
The London Wing Chun Academy every single video/tutorial of you is useful..it helps me understand more and more concepts/basic idea and tips/tricks about this wonderful art called Wing Chun! :)
Thank you for sharing! I've always followed your videos as I find them helpful. There's a lot of inferior Wing Chun/Wing Tsun videos out there even from some so called Sifu's that's why we get thrashed by a lot of keyboard warriors but you guys are one of the good ones I follow. Thank you for your hard work. One thing probably you can improve on is make the other person move or react as in reality the person regardless of his skill will react to your technique so it changes the dynamics. Isn't it that Wing Chun is about sensitivity and reaction as the situation presents itself? Keep up the good work and Thanks again! Ed
Good video
awesome sifu
Another cracking video! Please keep them coming. Great to see solid practical wing chun well explained. Couple of things I would like to see featured: more tips on practicing the forms(especially chum kui). Also something on dealing with grappling. Wing chun gets flack for being smashed by bjj time and again in mma(Joe Rogan calls wing chun a "debunked style"). How about a response? What about a wing chun answer to classic self defense scenarios such as rear grab, a choke hold and a side guillotine? Keep up the good work. Cheers!
Ralph Lee Thank you for the kind words Ralph. The grappling question sounds interesting. As we teach a lot of San Shou here as well. We have planned a video on leg (kick) catches, but we could extend that to grappling as well. Great ideas, especially the self defence aspect of being grabbed. We'll have a think about how to get these ideas on film, so we'll certainly add them to the list. Thanks again.
Brilliant. Thanks for getting back to me. I know you guys more than capable in that area so it would be great to see a video of that. Thanks.
Sifu, can you show some tecniques to be used in combo with kicks? Thanks!!
Can you show the following. Moon fist,drilling fist, gwaat sau, whipping fist and rising fist
Love the videos Sifu! If u haven't already done so, could u pls do some videos for people working in law enforcement and the like. Many thanks
Do you have any videos involving kicks, and jumping off the wall kicks? Also, nice videos. These have taught me a lot :)
+Lil Shrimp01 Wing Chun isn't known for kicking, let alone jumping off walls ha ha... besides at my age I may struggle with the effort. Thanks for watching.
It's like watching a young and very violent Bill Cosby.
Too bad you don't have an online course! How long does wing chun typically take to learn the basic fundamentals and hand movements compared to combat styles such as Silat or Krav Maga? If solo practicing what is a good way to self teach and learn? Love all your videos! You break them down effectively!
The training dummy looks like he was in trouble and that's his punishment. Lol
I bet that the good use of elbows could be a decisive factor in many fights.
Gerald Rubin I agree and they are used effectively in many martial arts as well as in MMA. Which is a great testament. In my opinion, grabbing and elbowing is extremely effective and confusing to deal with.
The London Wing Chun Academy Most people are not expecting elbows. When I had to stop going to my Shaolin Kung Fu class, I learned about Wing Chun on the internet and immediately saw that advantage of Wing Chun elbows as well as the general strategy of fighting in the trapping range.
Gerald Rubin You make a valid point that most people don't expect elbows strikes. I guess they can be well hidden and not telegraphed until the last minute if you use the trapping strategy.
Master Mark I have a question in respect to the elbow strike technique. When returning from my short range strike too my long range strike too regain my position how should my footing be ,and in this technique can I utilize any leg attack as well. Thank you
+Kevin Roland good question. You definitely need to have a leg forward when elbowing, as for leg techniques. Personally I prefer knees and leg locks with elbows. They compliment each other better.
what is the most effective trapping moves ? 😊
perfectly vicious
+SessleIsosceles Thank you for watching.
My impression is that this would work only if you dedicate many years to intensive study.
Hi guys where are you based?
حيدر علي north london in wood green i think
It's like if you tried to hit him once you would laid out before you know what happened
Alright, but now the guy starts kicking since he knows that you good with the upper body.
The enemy takes the fight to the lower body.
What will you do?
Wing chun also has leg kicks so most like has defense for that also he's not a wing chun purist so defense from Sanda and MMA.
What ever happened to don’t punch in a street fight? The risk of breaking one’s hand isn’t worth it so go straight to elbows?😎
I do not know why people rule out wing chun from MMA. Clearly, they use elbow strikes...Which are legal in MMA...
there are no better or best elbow strikes, no one knows what is going to happen 1st and you may use a backfist and not an elbow it all depends on the other person's position and a few other dynamics!
I wish u were my dad
the aprentice looks so clam and uninterested if you saw this face on the street you wouldnt expect sopmeone that is so well trained in martialarts
Good video