WAN Kam Leung Practical Wing Chun - Sifu William Kwok and his little ideas on Wing Chun
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Sifu William Kwok is recently featured in a short documentary called "Sifu William Kwok and his little ideas on Wing Chun". The film is directed by RongFei Guo, a filmmaker from New York University.
About Sifu William Kwok
Sifu Kwok is a Closed Door Disciple of Grandmaster WAN Kam Leung. He is Grandmaster Wan's first Closed Door Disciple that has both completed the Practical Wing Chun system and taught professionally outside of Hong Kong. In 2008, he was appointed as the Regional Director of Wan Kam Leung Practical Wing Chun in New York and became the first official instructor in the United States. Sifu Kwok's effort of promoting traditional Chinese culture through teaching Practical Wing Chun in the United State has been recognized by mainstream media in the recent years.
For more information about WAN Kam Leung Practical Wing and Sifu William Kwok, please visit WanKamLeung.com and NewYorkWingChun.com .
I truly miss these kind of Wing Chun schools and trainings in my country. I feel frustrated.
I really really enjoy seeing as much of this content as possible. All lineages. All understandings. Fascinating. 🙏🙏
Very good way of teaching. My respect for Sifu Kwok
Wow wonderful video. I really miss sifu kwok
Beautiful video. Keep up the good work guys!
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Amazing as always
Elbow to low..punches not vertical losing power from the elbow and putting strain on the shoulder...easily trapped. But that being said some good ideas here...
Very good Master... in Business Administration :D
Wan kam leung was a student of the late great master Wong Shun Leung, correct?
Then why does his little idea form look HUGELY different from that of Master Wong's?
because he is created his own system.
How much is tuition?
I'm from Ny and would like to be tough there.
Why everyone do the error of using the punches diagonal? My god... they must be VERTICAL!!! The knucles must be vertical! Or there is no power. I can recognize bad wing chun by this thing. If punches are bad, how can the rest be good?
Yeh seems weird as hell but, They compensate with other things.
why learn someone foreign culture if you come to learn martial arts?
Wing chun school in New York: