Is wing chun effective in a street fight?
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- Is wing chun effective in a street fight?
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Another popular wing chun question this is. Due to the many different wing chun systems out there, it confuses people's belief if wing chun is any good or effective on the streets. Can't speak for other systems, but i can speak for my own. My wing chun system has been adjusted so it can be applied in the streets. Takes what works and run with it, basically thats what i have done. I can make it effective, can you?!
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Wing Chun is designed for street fight however it's useless if the person don't know how to apply it. Same goes to other martial arts.
You have to find what works! Master Wong's first teqniques in the intro ? I did a similar method in the karate club and picked off 3 black belts when sparring! But I had to vary teqniques for each partner. Master Wong's wing chun is very effective because over 20 years ago I joined the style: Lin Waan Sarm Sao. I picked what worked for me but eventually left because instructor was showing and teaching us teqniques that I personally can't use!
Just hearing Master Wong's voice gets me motivated for my day.
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Same here !
+UziNineMillomeetah He's great.
+UziNineMillomeetah Yeah! His voice encourage me. And he'so dynamic when he teach us!
+UziNineMillomeetah yea exactly
I used to hate wing chun. About 6 months ago I was on the bus and I saw this guy demonstrating some kung fu to his friend and in my mind i was like "pfft I could beat him up easy, he's just a wannabe." two months later I bumped into him and we talked about martial arts, where he introduced me to wing chun. I started to like it more at the time and later I decided to try it out. o Dr the summer the same guy offered to teach me some for free. when I tried to attack him full power, I got my ass handed to me. one powerful centerline punch and trapping techniques were all it took. before I knew it I was on the pavement in a matter of 3 seconds. the scariest part is, he was not even close to trying and I went 200%. to this day, he still teaches me wing chun and I love it. so to those people who say wing chun is ineffective, do some more research before looking down upon it, which was a fatal mistake I made.
over the summer* auto correct..
So wing chun is effective in a street fight right because I plan on taking it.
very. but depends how effective you can make it. if you can use it well, then it's effective. if you do take it, try sparring with some other martial artists of different arts to hone your skills :)
I'm very torn between many fighting arts/ self defense sports like Krav Maga, wing Chun, jiu jitsu etc. I'm a female and my intention of learning this is to be able to defend myself and to be independent in a fight. I want the quickest and most effective way of taking down someone twice my size as I am a very tiny 5'1"
Sorry I didn't finish my previous reply. Well can I please ask for some advice from your experience? Thank you.
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nice did you like it
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Very good. I didn't think they could pull it off, they did
+Itz Zeko thanks for spoiling it
The problem is people looking at a martial arts system derived from shaolin kung fu, and trash talking it, and most of the time they don't know FUCKING anything about it. Just look at all the keyboard warriors on all these Wing Chun videos.
Main reason I'm here.
When someone on the street hassles me and wants to fight I usually just punch myself in the face repeatedly, they always bail thinking that I'm a demented psychopath.
I just strip naked
Very affective
i shit in my hand and start clapping
The man is 100% right, not all wing chun or it’s masters are created equal. I trained in the uk for 2 years and never once did we do any live sparring. When I finally questioned the “Sifu” he said it was too dangerous. “How then do we students know it works, for it is for self defence is it not?” He suggested I find another club if I wanted to learn to fight... I since went to Kyokushin karate, which I love, but my fondness and admiration for wing chun has never gone away 🙏
is Wing Chun effective in a Street Fight?
if taught AND trained properly, then the answer is YES, absolutely! the art's techniques are ideal for high-pressure situations (like real street fights) in that they feature simple, biomechanically efficient defenses, counters and attacks. the training is designed to foster an aggressive approach to dealing with physical violence and the instinctual and effective use of timing, angles, distance, flow, and improvisation.
add to this that as a principle-based art, wing chun is inherently customizable for each practitioner; longer-limber or taller guys can play the distance game with the art; athletic guys can smash through with the art, smaller guys can use the art to outmaneuver, slip away and counter, etc. etc. (i use "guys" in a non-gender-specific way, incidentally.)
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yes master wong isd real fighter can defend him self hes matial arts
I’m planning on signing up for wing chun once quarantine ends, naturally I looked up whether or not it’s practical because there are many doubters out there. Thank you for clearing my doubts!
you should enjoy it if your sifu is awesome most ive meet are it is practical tho i can say from experience your sifu might teach u some other stances tho like a karate one because most likely they have studied more than just wingchun
wingchun is incredibly effective you just need the same amount of training and fighting experience as an mma boxer to be good. wingchun vs mma you see online are usually not an accurate measure of how strong wingchung is because the person using wing chun only has like a year of experience when compared to someone who hhad many real fighting experiences in the ring. If wingchun allow real fights as training, it could be used competitively
That guy getting hit makes very convincing sound effects XD
He would make a good zombie
Thank you for updating your craft to real defense, not simply sport or blind tradition.
Thank you Master for clearing my doubts. I had the same question in my mind.
I've studied wing chun for 2 1/2 years and been in a few street fights and because of the wing chun training I've climbed on top each time I have to fight
For real?
I was loser and this man make me more stronger and winner ❤❤❤❤
This guy is cool as hell lmao. He prolly really fun to train with. Sounds like one of those sergeants that can pump you up and get you motivated to do better each day.
sweet stuff, i wanna just spar for fun but no one wants to spar with me and i wont pay to get in the ring with someone because i know i can win easily
Other yotubers: wing chun isn’t that good for street fight
Everyone: Eh
Master Wong: yEs
Everyone: we got our answer
Thank you master Wong. I´ve practiced Full Contact and now Im with Hapkido, but I´m interested in the blockings and speed of wing chun for close distance . And seems very good for reflexes
I love Master Wong's explanations why typical training won't work in the real world and the student needs to evolve what they learn. First and foremost, any trained martial artist will have an advantage in the street if they take the training seriously and doesn't matter which style it is as long as it's realistic (no flying kicks to the head lol), but keep in mind so many variables and unpredictable elements when in the streets. I, unfortunately don't have time to learn a whole new style which Wing Chun would most likely be the next if I did...but videos like this teach the mind to be more open and I appreciate them. It's the videos that try to prove there's no need to adapt because they have all the answers and beat on their students to prove their system works that annoy me.
Real talk. Its never the art that's effectiv or not. It's the way you train it.
Absolutely true! The effectiveness of any martial art lies in how you train and apply it. Consistent, focused training refines techniques and prepares you for real-world scenarios. Train with purpose and dedication to maximize your skills.
Wong Sifu you are one of the few who keep wing chun fun! Always a pleasure to watch your videos, and I look forward to new material.
"Everybody Wing Chun tonight!!!!"
For Those Fools Who Think And Say Wing Chun is Ineffective And Does Not Work In Real Life With Self Defence And Attack And Etc. Then How The Hell Master Ip Man Was Using It In Hes Whole Life? He Started Learning Wing Chun From Age 7 To Age 40 And He Never Lost Any Fight. And Some Fools Saying Here That Wing Chun Is Ineffective And Does Not Work And Etc Bla Bla. Man Go Learn Much About Martial Arts Before You Start Insulting!
this is how it should be. i really like your videos. Funny, useful and engaging.
Any martial art can work if you train hard enough. He's correct, you do have to adapt your fighting style to street fighting. Like I do Muay Thai, but in a street fight, I'm only going to be using my boxing and elbows. Using knees, kicks and clinching in a street fight is very risky.
how about low kicks?
Low kicks can be very efficient in street fighting. In Wing Chun, high kicks are very rarely used because they expose the kicker way too much, as mentioned by PoweredByTheHaters. You will seldom see a kick even at the groin, most kicks target either the ankles or knees, so that the kicker stays in contact with the ground as much as possible, allowing him to quickly react to anything.
Best RUclips channel, I wouldn't bother learning more traditional styles if it wasn't for Wong. All the other instructors (no offence) are unfit westerner's who have brainwashed students. I think this is probably the only good source for Wing Chun on RUclips. :)
After years of watching differing tips. I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. There is no other video which explains it like this. 100% agreed. Good video explanation
In MOST cases, its not about the martial art, its about the practioner. Simple as that.
This is what i've been waiting for.
Me too! He explained so good no one else has been on point like this video
I have used Wing Chun is a few street fights and can say it does work very well in street fights. Remember, it depends on the person doing the style, not the style.
Very well put. I've been doing martial arts for a long time and have tried a wide variety of styles and it always seems to come down to how you train and on the individual rather than which style he practices. Never got to try wing chun though. I am curious, if I understand the idea behind wing chun is that most of the power comes from speed and successive strikes against an opponent because unlike karate or boxing you don't put your weight behind a strike allowing for quick recovery. Does this ever become a problem against certain opponents? Or am I just wrong on that notion.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate everything you're teaching me
Thanks, Master Wong. That’s exactly what happened. I was watching a Chinese RUclips fight and I guess there’s a xiu xao dong? He’s fighting MMA in challenging a lot of wing, Chun masters, and smokeing them all! It was hard to watch 😅 so I started questioning my focus and energy. But after watching this video, it was enough reassurance. You’re absolutely right I can change the.
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Love the energy, the fervor, and zest! What throws me off is the NorthFace jacket in what looks like summer and the other guys grunting. I do like the video!
you are a absolute boss! I'd love to learn wingchun from you!
I always wondered 🤔 about this. Very informative, thank you for this!
I'm really getting your style bro
Wing Chun is probably the best martial art for defence. It's not worthless for offence, but it shouldn't be used alone in offence.
I love Master Wong's delivery!
Ok cool keep trainings
I like how explains, most people just say wing chun is useless with no good explination
I believe no martial art is better than the other.... every art if learned correctly is effective...it depends upon the master how he teaches and the practitioner how he sees it...a deep bow...Oss!
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great technique practising wing chun from Puerto Rico
Hello, Master Wong. I have been following your videos for a while and liked them very much. They are treat to watch and observe.
Now, I wish to know:
1. In case someone does not have naturally strong hands how should he prepare to make them fight-worthy?
2. Also how to increase physical endurance?
3. How to build mental strength required to sustain injuries and still continue to fight? (I have read that the Samurai believed that if one went to fight thinking one would come back alive one inevitable died and vice-versa. But in an apparently civilized world you are not always prepared with such a mindset - for instance a sudden unexpected street attack that I faced recently. It took me completely off-guard. Therefore, how to maintain a steady mind to stay alert and respond with firmness to attacks.)
Does Wing Chun have specific body-mind training and/or philosophy available for the above?
I think win chun doesn't need strong hands to punch hard there's a special technique
Awesome. I wanted to start attend a more defensive approach of fight, but I also had doubts first about it. You really convinced me with this.
Please reply it's an important question, can you learn wing chun by a book? and with a wooden dummy
Yes.
Seems logical to me , cover your head and retaliate using neck strike or elbow ....and like Master Wong says " close the distance " .... is actually counter intuitive , cause most guys want to dance around and hope to get lucky with a right , but what I like is he teaches how to take control while protecting yourself .
I really love the upper power body force play in this defense / offense mode . I'm 63, this one I can conserve my energy better without tiring faster . I use my elbows and fore arms more too. love the straight fisted power strikes too!!! I practice on all the heavy bags at my gym.
Fast reflexes is really important in martial arts..
People don't understand how serious this actually is. For the people who don't understand, basically he's saying you actually have to train for real in order for it to work. People might watch his video and might even practice the movement a bit, but most people training off this RUclips video are gonna do these movement really stiff and have no feet or head movement.
The sparing that is important.. Spar with a person who fights like a street fighter and you will be closer to the truth.. Your video is very accurate.. Awesome stuff Thanks for sharing
You can tell if this guys hits you, it's gonna hurt. Just the bit about controlling the center line has made me think. Stay off the center to avoid taking shots. Thank you
I am training wing Chun for 2 months now and I can say it is AFFECTIVE. One time somebody tried to hit me (He was way older than me) and I did beat him up and I am a fucking 12 years old girl. How? WING CHUN! It looks simple but is very hard to master. In the first month I even saw differences in my body just by the fucking FIRST MONTH
he prob didint know how to fight and since ur a 12 year old girl he probaly underestimated u
@@deppreseticles3561 yeah
Absolutely agree. It's similar to traditional martial arts in MMA, people used to doubt the effectiveness of Tae Kwon Do, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and Karate (to name a few) before they were seen in practical application. Martial arts depends on the practitioner for sure.
The only way I can learn is through here because I live in a small town and there isn't anything here for that, there use to be boxing but not anymore. I really want to learn. Some people that are fans of mma and ufc tell me that wing chun is not good in real life fights and/or over all. But this video proves me that it can. So I'm going to watch videos everyday to get good
When this guy was younger, was he the lead singer of Fine Young Cannibals?
fucking LOL!!!
he doesnt even look like him..
i was joking. this man could kick my ass easily.
it was a funny comment regardless
Im just going to say this to get people out of judging if Wing Chun is really effective or not..
First of all lets remember that there are so many different martial arts in the world and each one has one specific focus.
What do i mean by that? I mean that all of them have an advantage and disadvantage..
For example:
Taekwondo: the focus is most likely knowing how to defend and attacking with kicks. So if anybody comes and attacks you with fists, thats your disadvantage. Or if someone grabs you, thats another disadvantage..
Judo: the focus is most likely on grabbing and throwing the person on the ground, a bit like wrestling but alot more professional. But if someone with quick recovery tries to strike you with punches and kicks quickly.. thats your disadvantage
Wing chun: its mostly knowing how to defend and attacking the uperbody with the arms, which can dodge fists easily and any kind.. but its useless against kicks or grabbing.
Anyways i can go on but you get the point..
actually as a wing chun practitioner, there are ways to defend against kicks and, but you have do it right, for grabs, if they grab your shoulders, use your wrists to go upward to their arms, and then push or kick them and try to run. For kicks we can dodge, or maybe try and smack it down, if its a low kick, then we use our shins or we kick their shin or foot then follow up, yes we have weaknesses, but there are always ways to fill in those weaknesses.
So you are saying that training taekwondo, judo and wing chun will make- hmm... i am seeing a pattern
If I ever start vlogging, even if it's about cooking I'm going to begin videos just like this video - beat the shit out of somebody real quick :D
respect for your passion and your skills. but as a wing chun "old schooler" i have to say: bodyweight on front leg: no proper wing chun. head down and forward: mistake. it looks more like systema...
You are great. Thank you sifu! Much respect
wish i was not from sweden, i would so love to train together with you. trained capoeira for 1 year and jujitsu for 8 years. but this wing chun seems so good, fun, and learningful.
That's like asking if a blade is useful. It depends how well you know how to use it.
master, i am from india & i have a backdrop that i am very very slow. But i feel motivated by seeing you & looking forward to get training from you.
Short answer, it is. BUT on its own no. You will need to mix it up a little. It also depends on the level of the attacker.
If it’s a regular guy no training at all and only fights in the streets you could win and the odd if fighting a high level MMA fighter on the street is rare.
I love this guys intensity.
That cool keep going
Asian british accent hehe
Yea your advice is good though. the traditional stuff isnt good for street fights as they are for sparring or matches but you have to filter out the "sportsman" stuff and take what is effective and incorporate it into what you can use in a street fight. Same for MMA, jujitsu etc.
I train in Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu jitsu, boxing, and kick boxing. However I seek to expand my "arsenal" of martial arts and wing chun Kung fu is a form I have been wanting to practice for a long time. Is there any way I could learn from you?
+MrNate1234569 Yes from my training courses. It comes with training support. For info can be found on: wingchunmaster.tv
I knock down 3 people using wing chun one of them had a gun and they were attacking me to harm me and rob me but i used wing chun i learned from RUclips and internet i used everything i knew and by mistake one of them was death on the spot for my attack but just because it was in self defense i didn’t have to go to jail but one thing i can say is practice makes a man perfect. Practice everyday something you know.
Watch anderson silva he's using wing chun sometimes i think
In my opinion one has to separate practicing martial arts, from competition in combat sports, to being in fight for your life.
For example. My martial arts of choice is boxing. I practice it to maintain physical fitness, and have a healthier lifestyle. I do not really compete or even spar. I am too old for it. But if I would consider sparring, I would have to be clear about what rules we will follow. However, in a life or death situation? I am neither going to care about rules or style of fighting. If that bat is available to defend myself, Id use it. Sure my boxing training gave me good punching power, evasiveness, reflexes, which I can use to gain an upper hand, but what is the point when my life is at stake?
The same can be said for any martial arts.
Now we got it someone who knows what is wing chun. If u need more proofs and inspirwtions for wing chun see the ip man all movies then u will understand what is actually wing chun.
Very instructive and efficient approach, thank you for sharing this!
I believe Wing Chun can make you superior to boxing and kickboxing technique. I believe in it that much. Good Wing Chun would change things in MMA. No one studies it seriously.
I'm most likely going to start going to wing chun school but to the point this very helpful information
man this dude is defenetly right . some techniques of wing chun are usefull . but the many are bullshit on a real fight. the most findamental thing in a streetfight is grappling. after that boxing . so wing chun can just be an add to the fundamentals but never ever the essence.
his view point is extrodinary accurate
I practice choker hold, full nelson , wrist locks,arm bars while striking on my son. ( but not full contact) lol.
Train hard. Live clean; don't let anyone bully you! Master Wong. Ah, my friend, you possess great enthusiasm, but allow me to shed some light on my philosophy and my system. WuDe, the virtues of martial arts, are crucial in personal growth and self-awareness. Let's discuss two of them today. First, patience. Patience teaches us to control our impulses and make wise decisions. It's cultivated through techniques like holding a stance for hours to build strength and mental resilience. Second, perseverance. It instills the mindset of never giving up, teaching us that the way you do anything is the way you do everything.
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thank you very much master wong for the practical break down of the art cheers from vancouver canada !!!
I mean the best thing you can do to defend yourself is to let go of your ego. DON'T EVER TRY TO FIGHT. Whatever style you do, how good you are don't matter if there are 4 of em and they pull out a gun. Then you're dead bruh. I be doing stupid things and tryna act tough, could've been killed. But training martial art is real good for you, just pick one that you like. Train hard, perfect it and adapt to different senerios. It's not bout what you do, it's bout how you do it
I totally just fell in love with this guy. And I'm not even gay.
The guard in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Bjj in general is found in early Judo. I think Robert Drysdale is doing a documentary on it called "Closed Guard" describing the early origins of ground-play. It all stems from antiquity!
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If anyone thinks Wing Chun is not effective in a fight is wrong. Just look at Tony Ferguson vs Anthony Pettis in UFC 229. Ferguson dominated using Wing Chun.
I love this sneak peak of IP man 4
Is wingchun help to deadly tattacks
Why do some people have this obsession to try to discredit some martial arts? if you have people in this video comments telling you they have tried an it worked why do you have to doubt them? these people down even know you,,why would they lie? why would they choose a martial art that is not effective? I don't get this. maybe its just a matter of ego to demonstrate how smart some people think they are
Guillermo Del Solar ok cool 😎
Can u do a video on how to deal with people getting verbally bullied. I myself sometimes get bullied. Nice vid though
Watch the Steve Martin film Roxanne. :)
Be bigger than them, don't succumb to hatred, some of them think they're being funny and are ignorant of the hurt they're causing, some are going through worse at home and some are just dicks. Fill your life outside of school/work with things you love: science, martial arts, painting, whatever and people with similar interests will eventually find you.
There will always be annoying dickheads around though so don't hold your breath.
Also, it's fine to grass them up and talk to a teacher/HR and come up with a list of possible answers you can choose from.
Also don't just take my advice. I'm an idiot.
Yojabeta123 Verbal attacks, are easier to deal with, just simply ignore them, words can't kill you physically. Have the will power to be the grown up one and just walk away. Only if they attack you have a good reason to fight back.
Yojabeta123 tell em to bugger off , if they keep on blast em b4 they blast u.
Yojabeta123 tell him u know Master Wong.
Yojabeta123 Oh that is quite easy if he is really verbally bullying constantly then just give a hard uppercard to his chin, he will STFU for the rest of your life.
Can you discuss kicking the kick and how best to use it with the least amount of pain
You can tell the other guy is the villain by how much he grunts when striking.
Sifu makes sense and reasonable. Subscribed.
Your theory is in accordance with my previous experiences, therefore I will like this video.
I can't wait to get my son started training!
Some of those modified Win Chun moves look like Up Rocking and 52. I'd love to train with Master Wong.
master Wong another RUclipsr said that wing chun is not good at all in a street fight such as the foot work and the defence is not good
i learn everything from you, just from hearing you speak because your mouth very effective too ;) very good explane.
Awesome techniques master Wong, thank you.
It all depends. Are you going to be prepared to be aggressive? I always wanted to gather friends, spar with them, but use Wing Chun in a more aggressive realistic way. Like to where they intend to actually fight.
I feel that any practice is pointless without that real element.
Master Wong for president!
I believe Wing Chun is amazing! I'd hate to go up against this guy. With the way he counter attacks his opponent is amazing. Extremely dynamic and it looks like he teaches how to really defend yourself against a legit street fight!
Hey Master Wong. Could you explain me how to defend myself when I get knocked on the ground by surprise. I love your videos!
i recently got into boxing training and after watching a few of wing chuns videos, I'm scared to even do boxing anymore.
Wing Chun is very effective, but you must regard real fight as your routing exercise instead of always only practicing movements alone. the real fight can let u understand what u are, what the enemies are, what movements you fit and how to use them as well as enhance your fighting power and reaction speed. Now, many traditional martial arts lack real fights because today there isn't any formal match or legal condition to let people use Chinese martial arts, which is so bad.