Mastering The Art Of Wing Chun
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- At the highest levels of martial arts, there are no styles. Only what works and what doesn’t. You as an individual create your style to best suit you that can be adapted to any moment. Becoming a Master of Wing Chun is a never-ending journey. As you can see Sifu Francis Fong has dedicated his life to sharing his art. As you can see he blends his wing chun with all other arts because they are all the same it is the fundamentals and movement that are the most important.
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Such a great teacher! People are very lucky to learn under this man! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Fantastic.. Sifu Fong is a true legend.
One of a kind!🔥
What a GREAT TEACHER SIFU FRANCIS FONG is 🏆🏆🏆
In any martial art, you should practice 110% so that during a fight or if you are attacked you will hopefully be operating around 85%. True masters like Sifu through mastering themselves and their art, they are able to operate at a higher level. You always have 3 enemies in any fight and the first 2 are yourself (ie, fear/uncertainty and adrenaline) once you learn how to deal with them;you can deal with your opponent. Also, there is a big difference between being in a fight which often is more predictable and being unexpectedly attacked in which the stakes may be death or serious bodily injury. Under these circumstances, you will deal with a concept that I like to call stress retention. Under extreme stress, you will only use a few basic moves that’s why training for muscle memory retention is so important. Just wanted to share my perspective and happy and safe training to everyone.
Thank you thank you thank you 谢谢您， 大家和师父
I love this channel, and love this guy, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for your support! We’ll keep it coming 🙌🙏
Gotta love the synchronization, they must practice for years and plus 99% is not really applied during real combat
Amazing, thank you 🙏
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I can’t imagine the difficult of making such fine movements under stress but I’d love to see someone apply these in sparring. That would be amaaazing. Link me if you find/have any.
Would make for some great content 👍
You won't find any.
They are not training the right way for All of it to be reliable in sparring. The structure checks are not there. Forward pressure is lacking, etc.
Search for wong-sheung-leung and go to a school. Spar with them and find out what it is really about.
@@Dan.50 ruclips.net/video/fgWURmTmV-g/видео.html Enjoy this is a little of the way we train.
Such a cool martial art
These are the secrets NO BODY teaches.
I wonder if Wing Chun people see the credibility Kevin lee has outside the Wing Chun community and understand how well he represents Kung Fu to non- Kung Fu people.
Se nota que es un maestro.
Thing is, no approach/style is perfect. Boxers train their entire youth, and adult life to hit and not be hit... what happens in a boxing match? They both miss and are themselves hit. You'll be hit in a fight, You'll miss the target, the vast majority of the time, regardless of what you've learned. Having something in your toolbox or several things will increase your success.
Seriously, for a new student training three times a week, how long would it take him to be efficient with Wing Chun?
3-12 months. How long in Muay Thai?
@@sifuandrewmills9703 In four months, a non cripple or disabled, with no athletic gift, with 3 times/week training, will be very proficient against wing chun fighter with a year of training. Clinching will be added at end of 2nd month, and sparring at end of 3r month. Here is yours truly at 76++ The clip doesn't show clinching and sparring session. ruclips.net/video/Dv-vbV25SCQ/видео.html
@@sportmuaythaiv1045 Love the see the training regardless of martial art! 🤛 Thanks for sharing!
Six months.
Can you teach me wingchun because my naighbor here is alway bulying me every tine he see me