Wing Chun Passing Hands

Here I discuss the communication between both your hands. By allowing your hands to “speak to each other”, you can move more effectively and accomplish your moves quicker and easier.
I am a nomad traveling the US in my RV in search of new adventures. I started training Wing Chun in 1993 while I was in the Marine Corps. Since then I have trained under 2 Sifus. My first Sifu is Les Clements under the Moy Yat lineage. After only 2 years with him, I moved to Oregon & started training under Sifu David Leung in the Ho Luen lineage. While under the guidance of Sifu Leung, I have trained with several well know Kung Fu masters & have taught hundreds of students the art of Wing Chun. Join me as I give basic instruction in the fundamentals of Wing Chun.
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[@robertosharpe5995]

So helpful....Thank you Sifu

[@johnmcclusky638]

Again, ty vm. You make it easy to follow.

[@jdjjdjd2667]

I dig your Chi Sao practice & You advance to invade with footwork is Sharp

[@jdjjdjd2667]

I understand what you're doing however I believe in countering by advancing with footwork. 1 grap & by or above the elbows 2 shuffle your feet engaging his space neutralizing his Tan Sao 3 your passing hand is a connecting ✋ or 👊. Meaning no disrespect 🙏 Just offering alternatives

[@shengchenfan]

Kilap hands from Silat.

[@jdjjdjd2667]

It's part of Both . Which why Martial Perceptions is a great insightful tool

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

You need to watch out for both hands if you are on the inside or outside gates