Personally i like it. He's obviously focused and working technique rather than beating on a piece of wood at a million miles an hour like the majority of other dummy vids out there. People treat it like a heavy bag when IMO its purpose is more akin to a protractor. Correcting your structure - angles - heigh. The only i time i issue force when im using the dummy is inch power (or a snap) with each action. Anything more is just inflating your own ego :) Cheers for posting Clive.
Thanks for sharing! Refreshing to see a younger GM Wong doing the dummy form as oppose to those videos shot in the 90's (which I still enjoy and learn from). He's exceptional; true to the Gong Sao Wong title! I appreciated that his form is somewhat different than Yip Man given he tweaked the form based on its effectiveness when he "actually" applied the techniques in real combat. Tried and tested! What more can you ask for from a fighting system!
Look at the students wong has produced and it is self evident of his superior skills!! Rate a sifu by the quality of his followers, there is nothing more to say!!
WSL is Yip Man's front man when comes to beimo. Also, WSL has Yip Man's blessing with slight modifications to the forms because his techniques has been proven in real fights.
This is an instructional video. SiGung Wong Shun Leung is performing each movement slowly and deliberately so you and I can see exactly what he is doing.
I often use the bench press as an anolgy for those that smash the dummy as fast as they can. Do you get better results having correct posture/form going slowly with a bench press or do you get better results pushing it up and down as fast as you can ? The dummy should be though of and trained in the same way IMO. When you speed through a bench press your posture suffers and you dont work the muscles equally and efficently. Food for thought.
The point of a dummy is that it is a solid object and one's movement is dictated by it's shape. bashing the dummy goes against concept of wing chun ie.not to use opposing force.
All I would like to ask is " why is the dummy form not the same as the one shown by GM Ip Man? and why does to order make any difference? as i understand both GM ip Man who was a great fighter and teacher and sifu Wong was also a great fighter as i have been told by a few pepole. just asking and i really don't want to have people making S*** over this I would just like some thoughts
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Personally i like it. He's obviously focused and working technique rather than beating on a piece of wood at a million miles an hour like the majority of other dummy vids out there. People treat it like a heavy bag when IMO its purpose is more akin to a protractor. Correcting your structure - angles - heigh.
The only i time i issue force when im using the dummy is inch power (or a snap) with each action. Anything more is just inflating your own ego :)
Cheers for posting Clive.
Thanks for sharing! Refreshing to see a younger GM Wong doing the dummy form as oppose to those videos shot in the 90's (which I still enjoy and learn from). He's exceptional; true to the Gong Sao Wong title! I appreciated that his form is somewhat different than Yip Man given he tweaked the form based on its effectiveness when he "actually" applied the techniques in real combat. Tried and tested! What more can you ask for from a fighting system!
Look at the students wong has produced and it is self evident of his superior skills!!
Rate a sifu by the quality of his followers, there is nothing more to say!!
@DrewNZ I agree, although speed and a little snap, as you say, don't hurt. As long as you are well grounded and the hips are providing the torque.
WSL is Yip Man's front man when comes to beimo. Also, WSL has Yip Man's blessing with slight modifications to the forms because his techniques has been proven in real fights.
This is an instructional video. SiGung Wong Shun Leung is performing each movement slowly and deliberately so you and I can see exactly what he is doing.
Verry Good,
Thank u
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Even this one looks different from other dummy performances he has done, it looks like he does it a little wrong and says one more time to correct it!
I often use the bench press as an anolgy for those that smash the dummy as fast as they can. Do you get better results having correct posture/form going slowly with a bench press or do you get better results pushing it up and down as fast as you can ?
The dummy should be though of and trained in the same way IMO.
When you speed through a bench press your posture suffers and you dont work the muscles equally and efficently.
Food for thought.
The point of a dummy is that it is a solid object and one's movement is dictated by it's shape. bashing the dummy goes against concept of wing chun ie.not to use opposing force.
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1:53-1:56 damn WSL KING ALL TIME.
All I would like to ask is " why is the dummy form not the same as the one shown by GM Ip Man? and why does to order make any difference? as i understand both GM ip Man who was a great fighter and teacher and sifu Wong was also a great fighter as i have been told by a few pepole. just asking and i really don't want to have people making S*** over this I would just like some thoughts