Wing Chun Applications - Sil Lim Tao Part 2
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Glad to see real applications of Wing Chun explained and now I can see how useful Wing Chun actually is. Thank you.
Frederick Vesseur fantastic!!! That’s my favorite comment! Glad it helped.
I'm not sure what to look for sifu but Is your wing Chun your teaching the original ipman wing Chun?
king ron great question. The answer is emphatically yes. We’re teaching the PRINCIPLES and core Concepts as they were passed down to us (Ip Man to Ip Ching/Ip Chun to Sam Kwok to Tony Massengill to us) and we’re applying them in modern combat. The forms and their principles are the key...they remain our foundation. When we have them, we can adjust to varying threats. Wing Chun isn’t meant to be practiced in a historical vacuum. So, in a nutshell, it’s Ip Man Wing Chun applied in 2019.
Thanks for watching and let me know if you have any other questions.
@@JKDandWingChun have you ever got in a real fight and it actually works ? Martial arts seems like it wont work cause it takes about a second to get hit so you have less then a second to react and block seems like by then you already got hit
king ron unfortunately, yes. And what you said is the key - things happen fast in a fight. That being the case, we ABSOLUTELY must train our basics (the punch, kick and rapid footwork!) until their combat ready. Everything else in the system - and I mean everything - is of secondary importance to these. Keep this clear and you’ll do well.
This is great information and explanation! Thank you Sir!
What a refreshingly pragmatic perspective on Wing Chun... that's good stuff, please keep it coming!
Thank you for the Free, good and fin explanation. Respect from Brazilian wing chun practioner.
Immediately subbed... and as others have said...Wow, the real deal... no wasted time... pure, real world explanations.
Thank you Sifu Jason I could learn with you-ease. Very similar attitudes, a touch cocky but not stupid.
Wow! You are making much sense. Thanks from Texas.
thanks - really enjoyed this intuitive vid'. Good to see you emphathise principles rather than just techniques as that is one thing that really sets WC apart from many other technique geared styles. Good to see you demo' a sensible way to simultaneously defend/strike a round punch as many schools do not have convincing solutions. William Cheung has an amazing strategic approach that also works v well against rounds and lateral strikes worth checking out.
This guy is amazing! Deserves way more subscribers!
Rolando Lock cool. Thanks, man.
Yes he is alongside my teacher across the pond Adie Gray my fighting has increased a thousand fold.
to much talking
Great info! Thank you very much for the break down.
Thank You for posting! Love your Info! 👊
Thanks for potential practical applications/ movements of Siu liim tao.
I'm in Atlanta - I find this very interesting based on the other videos i've watched - thanks
This really helps me understand a lot more of my dummy form, great explanations 👍👍👍😁😁😁
Just started learning Wing Chun in England from Sifu Tong Liu and started watching your videos and watching how you teach the application of the forms remind me of how he showed us. Good way of teaching and I see how Bruce Lee incorporated elements of Wing Chun into Jeet Kune Do. Subscribing to your channel.
Nice breake down! I'm trying to understand wing Chung! You helped me alot
This help me alot sir great information thanks!
Once again great information :) Thanx :) please keep up the good work, this is great :)
That fence Idea makes a lot of sense especially if you're fighting someone who is a fast puncher and your slipping and/or blocking / parying skills are a little
bit rusty , you can catch those flurries with your hands and forearms as you circle or angle
away from your opponent before you counter attack .
Rey Trevino absolutely!! Great input.
Awesome, deep teaching , Sifu.... 👍
Love your concept explanation for the Shang Jut-Sau with the Biu around location 15:00. Got a new drill. Thanks!
Fighters' Lab awesome! Glad to help and happy training.
Best Wing Chun instructor on RUclips. And THEE answer to all the "wing Chun fail" videos. The problem will those videos is people bringing training drills and training stances to a real life fistfight. Wing Chun is TOTALLY prepared for that, as Sifu Jason illustrates brilliantly. This is also what Bruce Lee figured out after coming to America. Suddenly he wasn't just roof fighting with similar people and styles. So, he adapted. And we saw the result! ADAPT AND CONQUER. Thank you Greenville!
Damnit, now I want a shirt that says Adapt and Conquer.
Humbled by your input - and invigorated by your enthusiasm too. We should definitely do a shirt with ADAPT & CONQUER!!
@@JKDandWingChun Indeed would seriously be a great shirt/mantra. Just discovered your channel recently, there isn't a Wing Chun/JKD school where I live so I wanted to find a virtual teacher to continue my training. I ran through about 20 or 30 channels before finding this one. And this is now the only one I'm watching. Thank you. I spend a couple hours a day on your videos so thank you for making them! Be well!
Another great one!
Amazing work Sifu... you r the best !!
R J thanks for watching and for the great input. We’re humbled to be of help.
Love it!
If I lived in SC I would be training with you. Awesome information!!
Malaquias Arroyo awesome! Glad you liked it.
Great video not many sifus reach this level he is the real deal
Omg thank you. This answered a lot of questions I had about the various hands
🙏. Glad to help.
Fantastic breakdown!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it.
Good stuff thanks for sharing!
Awesome info!!!
Loved it.
I really appreciate your generosity and the opportunity to add this knowledge to my Sui Nim Tao practice.
I have just in the past few weeks begun teaching my wife this form for relaxation, and for self defense. I have shared you examples to add more details to my wife's lessons.
Best regards.
GT
Gary Thomas that’s awesome...just make sure you keep her happy now so she doesn’t use this stuff against you. 😆
Excellent-- thank you!!!
Great recovery techniques.
Great explanation Sifu !!
Great application info thank you 🙏✌
thank you sir thanks for sharing
Totally amazing Jason great master.
Carl Mcbride 🙏
Love from India..!!! Great work sir
ajinkya jori 👍. Thanks!
Explanation of the fak sau section is great useful practical. Best WC instructor on youtube
Jet Mann 🙏😎. Thanks!
The real wing Chun!
Real talk 💪
Great Stuff!
Sifu! U R So MUCH on the Money with your explanations of this very simple , but, offen times underestimated art form 👍👍👍👍
Thomas Henderson 🙏
It’s rare to so a Sifu with such knowledge of pure wing Chung, excellent
Sergio Bajramoski thanks so much. We really appreciate your support.
Great stuff
gracias por compartir este buen conocimiento del wing chun.
mis congratulaciones.
muchas gracias por mirar y la gran entrada. Estamos encantados de poder ayudar. 🙏
Great Stuff
WOW! What a great channel!!!!
Christopher Burk awesome! Glad you like it.
Gum Sao can help if both hands are one on the other, both hands pushing the knee or kick away from body, while stepping away from the coming kick, which will decrease the kick pressure on the hands in return, like the silat system, also helping in getting away from his center line, getting to a stronger, side position.
Circling around the opponent by side stepping and getting near the opponent's body would be very helpful in reacting with the next attack, quickly.
Great job, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Excellent content. Tony from Manchester. UK.
Thanks for watching!
U got a new subscriber bro
Hey Sifu J. Been a minute so I figured I’d stop in. The move you were doing is a GUM SAO. Very common pressing hand from level 1. Trying to stop the knee thing. Idk. I would hockey check him. That said. I’m gonna get back into it.
Wow !!! I've never seen anyone explain wing Chun this way to make it understandable. I have wanted to study this art for a long time , but there are no schools here in CT. I am too far from you to study with you but would love to.
Watch Tony Watts on RUclips.
Sorry this comment is a little late. I'm in CT also and know a few Wing Chun schools. Where exactly are you located in the Nutmeg state?
So simple, but so complex in a common sense way.
Great video... Thanks for sharing. Is this the Wong shun leung wing chun? Please make more videos like this. Greetings from Germany 👍🏻😉
Fantastic instruction.
Cool. Thanks for the support and input…it’s really appreciated.
good stuff...
Excellent way of teaching adapted to real life, congratualtion from Australia
Thanks for watching - and for the input. 🙏
Love Sifu’s facility for explanation of the art! Listening to and watching the practical application of the various techniques is amazing. Thank you & thank you again. I could only hope that instructors like this were in my area. Thanks for internet training…. Well done!
Glad you found us and thanks for watching and the great input too.
I like that your teaching deals with practical scenarios and you deal with reality . Do you train for internals, as in energy training? Breathing? I think breathing is key. If you don't have your breathing down, you can not generate controlled energy and your timing gets messed up. Skills, techniques are vital but if you breathe badly, you are at a disadvantage. As a fight goes on, your bad breathing will become more and more of an issue. I also wonder what your take is on that rotating wrist thing in so many forms. One last thing is the movement of the elbow being key for generating power in the so called one, or no inch punch. The elbow snaps from bent to straight as being the key part of the punch for short distance for power and speed.
More excellence.
You explain very very well I dont really know anybody that would spar I can learn from your videos sifu but I cant actually get good enough unless I have some1 to spar with ? Is that correct or can you still get good enough by myself thx sifu I'd apreciate it
First off,love ur videos as always,as UK due to travel time besides my 1 class a week..i rely on a few channels to keep me going..anyway,I had a question or maybe ur opinion..my sifu well gets a little irritated by my lack of wanting to use the chain punch..ik it's effective but I also find it very tiring,if I'm sparring I notice alot of fellow students try this...ALOT..n some have more training than I do..but i do have tkd from when I was younger n common sense n good reactions..back to the point,I've found that it's almost to easy to avoid..obviously xant take down my sifu but since we've had the discussion,we've been working on defense against it..isimply wait for the action,once the first punch begins to roll out,I simply side stop while blocking n that's all she wrote..not saying this technique isn't crucial but I don't feel its as effective unless ur in the right position..also I practice both jkd and my wing chun from regular and southpaw..jw if this was normal in if you've ran into anyone who can fight both ways??..i feel all should learn this,in my opinion to b stuck to one stance is close minded..again sifu Jason thanks for the vids..ypu n a select few has fueled my fire to take my training to a new level..thank you
Burton Young I agree with you that the chain punch, though effective, is used too much - sometimes in a downright ignorant fashion. In fact, it’s one of the big errors I keep seeing. It is, as you said, easy to avoid if not used as a finishing move and, what’s worse, it exposes you to counters since you’re all-in. Grapplers have a good opening if we use a chain blast ignorantly.
It’s important to train against boxers and mma guys (with proper coaching so that the session is for training!) to see how the blast and other Wing Chun moves interact with their methods. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case in many schools so the students don’t learn timing and distance properly. Worse still, teachers with limited fighting experience demand that the student look a particular way when fighting/sparring. That’s not real Wing Chun in my opinion. Good Wing Chun is taking the material from the forms and drills and then using them however you fits you. Period. My job as a teacher is to give you the structure and main ideas, then the proper training environment. It’s like if I’m teaching you guitar. You’re the one that has to go and play your own music. So, go ahead, do your thing with the material the forms, footwork and training drills of Wing Chun give you. It’s your art!!!
Thanks for watching too - and let me know how you’re doing down the road. 🙏
Are there any videos of you personally executing the forms? Would love that!
Thank you for professionally posting this information. I come from an area that does not provide access to Wing Chun. This is very helpful. I also like how you did not say any bad words in this video unlike so many unprofessional people do online. I hope to some day train with kids as well. What are some good drills for young children?
Andy Highfill thanks for the input. I really appreciate it.
First, as for kids, I think the best way is to teach the forms and then get them doing focus mitt drills with the basic kick and punch. It’s more Wing Chun meets boxing/MT that way and they can work the bridge/clinch and have the benefit of a coach “feeding” them pressure. Too much theory or stationary drills like chi-sao is really hard for little kids so I don’t recommend you introduce them until they’re teenagers (although I’ve had some wonderful exceptions to that over the years). All in all, getting them moving and learning how to bridge, evade, hit is awesome - fun for them and incredibly productive for their martial development.
Lastly, thanks for the compliment on the language. I’ve noticed that too. The thing is, I can see that students need to understand that a violent attacker is gonna be loud and probably vulgar, so they shouldn’t be shocked by that. But past that context, I don’t see why an instructor would act like a teenager in a locker room. I truly believe we should be men/women of honor and self-control first, fighters second. So, anyway, thanks for that.
Good luck and let me know how things go. So happy you want to work with the next generation!
Great video. The only problem is that different schools teach the forms differently and it is not so easy matching application.
I continue to be interested in the "jum sao-biu sao guard" that sifu Jason teaches. There's a good argument to be made that the tan sao isn't a good choice for round punches. The spreading of the tan sao goes from the center forward and out (which would be better for intercepting a straight shot). This means one is meeting force with force, at best with the pao/throwing tan sao from the SLT. Just from the angles, a lot of that stress is going to go to the shoulder. So, what sifu Jason is doing is a better bet, structurally.
great
Hope to see a lot more views hitting these videos during the Winter time, when people get cooped indoors and start committing to hobbies and arts to occupy down time.
My Sensei taught me the most ancient of all martial arts technique and guaranteed to save lives. I asked this wise man what it was. And he said, they call this technique "RUN". My master told me "Your ego will heal a lot faster than your bruises. Before leaving he added this too "Confucius say "Your Ego Is not Your Amigo" 😁 I love my sensei 😁lol
That seems accurate, though it doesn't always seem appropriate to run. Suppose that's where superior training and technique come into play.
7:50 FUN SAO. The two bar arms. 🀄️
Probably one of the best semi instructive videos on wing chun ive seen on «Sifu RUclips».
Interesting to see how your SNT apps are in comparison to what I've been taught: A lot of similarities and a few differences. This is WSL wing tsun correct?
The only major difference I could see is the double jam sao used as a guard. We have the exact same strategy, but in our system there is nowhere to find it positionally.
Erlend Kristensen thanks for the input. And, no, it’s not WSL lineage, though I’m a big fan of his. I’m under Sifu Tony Massengill (Ip Ching/Ip Chun to Sam Kwok) lineage. I suppose that when your primary concern is application (as ours is) that you end up with some similar things. Anyway, thanks again for watching and for the kind words.
16:07 😂 subtle but powerful stuff I love it the fact that the harder they try the more it hurts them in the end now I see why y'all say no ego.
Why must a Fok Sau hit with the hand? When the forearm bone can chop the soft neck also. All the blocking relies on the forearm?
I need to study my style more!
Bong never stays.
Thx
dipac sharna glad to help. Thanks for watching.
Great material, perspectives that I haven't been exposed to - love the primary move to create position.
I however don't enjoy the humour wrapped in negative/dark energy you start with to help people subscribe. I kindly ask being someone with the wisdom you to resort to another method that has less darkness attached to it.
Beautiful connect 🙏
Thank you for sharing brother
Don't take things so seriously
Nice video my new friend, great
yayo mas project glad to help.
I love wing chun but im alone no body to practice with and no master or anything so i appreciate this alot but i have a question in an ip man movie theu said the essinse of wing chun is to follow the shadow not the hand can you explain what this means?
Sky the core idea is to “chase the man, not the hands” or “when free of obstruction, attack...don’t follow the hand.” It’s pretty much the principle you train doing the fook sao- going after the center rather than following the guy’s arms. This keeps us from too much complexity...keeps it simple...no hand chasing. Lastly, congrats on being disciplined and training on your own. It’s certainly not ideal but keep practicing and someday that should change. Thanks,
both hands low block can be a takedown stop on attacker`s head(offcourse the position will be aliitle more bent)
Very good examples and ideas, I really like the hands up fence better than low hands, it is a great defense and intercept
Matthias633 thanks a bunch for the input and support.
Wing Chun seems to mostly be intuitive self defense, not overly complicated. I seem much more advanced Wing Chun which does require much more time practicing and knowledge, but overall sort of a keep it simple stuipid system. Great for times you wind up agaist a bar, or wall maybe stuck in a corner of a room or bathrooms. I like it!
I have sort of a practice I incorporated into my martial arts knowlegde, where it is similar to old school boxing, and like I am hitting a speed bag very very fast, super quick work out too. If I relax it goes well, from my prospective my hands become a blur. Nothing more then just circular hand motions straight in front of me at face height, bent elbows like a wing, head slightly kept back. If done right my hands will not hit each other, and or will I hit my face. Key is to start slow and build up speed. Another variation is not circular motions, but rather drumming like motions using a crane style fist. Just like as if you are drumming on a small drum at face height. I visualize that connecting to the both sides of the mental nerves on the chin or stomach 5 pressure points .
I will have to learn more to really be able to apply Wing Chun, but I am a go to the pressure points and neck person. I also want to rememebr the verbal part of the counter attack, and say things like, “hey get back, I do not want to fight you”, as I move into the attacker. Video cameras everywhere today, and jail is no fun-plus it is 99% of the time true.
Here is a question. Why do some people like myself have so many altercations? 6’2” 180lbsish, not afraid, smart, learned to not run unless it is 100% needed or otherwise be chased.
No one has ever hit me more times then myself. On my 38 birthday I punched my face 38 times as hard as I could. Left some permanent damage puffness to my checks too, and no I was not drunk!
I also hit trees, brickswalls, lamp posts with hands in various ways to tough up. I hit my forearms and shins agaist other blunt object not too hard, Now I do daily pressure points or hit on pressure points in the most common spots that work. Pain actual kinda feels good to me. I have no problem taking pain, but I hate injuries like anyone.
Martial arts in my opinion requires some pain, or otherwise how can you dish it out or not flinch.
Winnipeg, Manitoba living requires smart fighting styles or being a victim of violence. It is a very hard city to find peace in.
You are fuked in the head and a total goofball Ha Ha Ha!
And the winner is??? There is a new star born!!!! Who can do this better I wonder....I do not care about wich line!
#TOTHEGROIN!!!
@Aaron Bouchillon I is famous! :P
I train with Grand master Chris chan of San Francisco . i have 2 say this teacher is good. 👍
With due respect sir, 20:39 that would not stop a takedown but if you used your forearm as a frame you can.
that's good but.. I',m a short woman it's very difficult to hit and defend from below, especially keep at arm's length! In any case my arms would be shorter and I would be hit anyway .. how do you solve the problem?
Good footwork is always essential, even more so if you’re shorter than your opponent. To that end you must use footwork to evade the larger person’s offense and work to create advantageous angles. A similar example of this concept is how Tyson, being a short heavyweight, spent lots of time on head movement so he wouldn’t get clobbered on the way in.
Next, continue to use low kicks as often as you can. Many people have poor footwork and attacking their legs and groin with kicks will only exasperate this problem for them. Wing Chun students don’t use their kicks enough but they’re a vital part of our system and extremely helpful if you’re shorter than your attacker.
Thanks for the question and hope this helped. 🙏
Cheers from across the pond from Adie Gray Ip Ching Wing Chung and Dawadah JKD check us out sometime.
I'd really love to learn this not to start fights , but to have some knowledge and defend myself if need be and does this actually work in street fights like I got jumped by 3 ppl got my ass kicked I'm hearing wing Chun wont work in street fights all them punches being blocked in videos are choreograph and it just looks like it works
I dont really have money to pay to learn and that's how I got to respect sifu grand master ipman and idolize he helped poor ppl out just for them to have a piece of knowledge in this great art no1 in my city I feel comfortable learning from , when I seen your video sifu I was drawn to you some1 i wished was an instructor in my town
So sorry to hear about your fight. Let me just say this: work the forms and practice the basic kick and punch with footwork. That will go a long way to helping you defend yourself. You can’t get too much footwork and basics!!! Seriously. Shadow box with the structure the form gives you. The basic punch and kick, combined with the fence and good, sharp footwork will absolutely improve your self-defense skills.
Next, we have a new book coming out (Wing Chun for the Modern Warrior) plus some online training coming too. Our RUclips videos are free and, though not giving you step-by-step, can at least point you in the right direction and keep you from big mistakes.
In all, start with the basics and put the time in. Get to the point where you have to think about them in order to do them wrong. That will really help, my friend. And again, sorry about your fight. But don’t be discouraged. Put the work in and you can defend yourself against a reasonable threat (not saying you’ll be able to beat Mike Tyson).
What is the difference between the Juh done at 1:16 and the Chum Sao done just before?
I understand Juh means dragging and Chum is sinking elbow. I guess I don't understand what the Juh is doing here.
COMB0RICO great question. They are rather similar, so the confusion is perfectly understandable. The easiest way to clarify the difference is this:
If you’re in contact with the opponent and he’s very rigid and stiff (quite common) a quick but controlled jerk/drag motion will pull him off structure and open up a striking line for you. The sinking elbow action is more effective as a defensive move/guard to use the leaves your hand in place to instantly counter-attack instead of removing the hand from the forward line - the forearm does the work.
Hopefully that makes sense. In fact, maybe we should do a short video explanation on this. Like I said, great question. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your time!
i wish i could train with him.
Fenris Nihilus 👍
still substandard
I like you, do you think about footwork of wingchun, is it wrong in modern?
chinh luan thanks! Glad you’re watching. As for the footwork in Wing Chun, we’re gonna have to do a video or two on that in the future. It’s certainly a subject that deserves it. But, as for your question, I certainly think good footwork has been overlooked in modern Wing Chun. That’s unfortunate because the system gives us the tools and concepts for incredible and highly adaptable footwork.
@@JKDandWingChun stance wingchun with balance two leg, is it good for modern combat? Do you see Tu Hieu Dong wingchun
chinh luan hi. Sorry for the long delay. I’d say that the footwork is extremely applicable for modern combat because violence doesn’t often happen on mats, right? Having an ambidextrous footwork set is crucial to being able to quickly and safely navigate environments that are full of obstacles like chairs, desks, cars, curbs, etc. In fact, I think Wing Chun footwork is the cream of the crop as far as that goes as other methods too often assume safe footing.
Thanks again for watching.
how far are you from Greensboro NC?
CPR/Premium Handyman Services we’re about 3 hours.
Is goog bur is not wing chun not att all
Is that groin hit being a reason for the form move behind your back your opinion or is it a common belief? I'm going to tie a fork to my gun. Good video, again. Thanks for the insight. When fighting, what should we look at? Into the opponents eyes or chest or what? It's a habit better learned early in your martial arts life, like proper muscle memory. Should all defensive moves continue to being a strike. If you develop enough power you may be able to do so, which gives you a massive extra thing. Imagine that most of your movements would be offensive either as pure offense or as a power move as part of a block.
4:27 I had to rewind it but.. at 4:27 when you were using the GUM PRESS to stop his knee. He has two hands there just chilling J. 😂I know you probably just wanted to show the technique n whatnot. But ya, the uppercut offline. A parry PING CHOY or a CHEST HIT would knock him far away n you wouldn’t have to take that risk. That’s all. Just observing. To be fair. That is taught in the wing chun schools. And in a sudden, adrenalized fight. You might need to struggle a bit. So.. it could possibly come in handy. I’d rather give him a going home present. 😂❤