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So if they are kicking with their right leg I counter with my right leg?

Wong Shun Leung :) I'm glad you are in Florida now Sifu Williss I hope to visit soon! This is awesome...

Dari sini saya tau merokok juga banyak disukai orang2 berkelas didunia termasuk master ip man

The 3 forms are in Wing Chun so that your techniques become second nature. But this will take you time but with lots of practice with a mirror to correct your form so that you can see your form as your Sifu has shown you. This can take you years to Master but if you use your free time to practice you might progress faster and your Sifu will teach you how to use that form in a practical application of each technique from either Siu Nim Tao, Chum Kiu and of course Biu Jee the 3rd form. There is no 4th form. but there are weapons in Wing Chun like the Dragon Pole and Baat Jaam Do The Butterfly Swords not to be confused with the balisong butterfly knive

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Wing chun is really hard to teach, thanks sifu for these videos respect 👌

That's the way the skeleton moves 😅 embrace it.

My mate always drummed it into me that I will never know 100% structure or how to punch straight properly, he had a sifu that, would be all about structure, and his sifu practices forms alot. And he lived in China. He is just as accomplished as you. And a veteran like you, for years he has been wingchun. When he said that it made me question my wingchun, but as you said if you do the basics repetively thats the true homework.

5:19 thanks sifu I never think much of the sctucture, but anything I've done good has been through structure.

This is effective the shin conditioning cos in the real fighting world people have there kicks honed hard core, and if your shins are conditioned, that will be an advantage, he might me be the one limping away not you. If your legs are conditioned there harder to break, and if theres aren't conditioned there proned to leg breaks...

Thank You Sifu very informative will practice this along with my current training very much appreciated Best Wishes Bern xxx

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With no one around how do i know i am doing it right like can i lean against a wall to make my spine straight i don't feel like much is happening

Yes, in essence that is true. However, this is only in the beginning a thought process. I the end it is just a conditioned body programming. But how to train to get there is the key - relaxation, footwork, sensitivity, structure.. etc etc

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also whenever you tuck the pelvis what do you mean? Tuck the pelvic bone in?

How do you use your glutes? Like tense your buttocks? Or have I misunderstood that!?

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Truth! I believe that is why we are seeing so many "Flow" systems coming out now because Wing Chun became rigid, and rule based. I love the part you said about constantly getting better, but I have also come to realize that you are constantly getting older, and your Wing Chun must adjust as you age especially as you pressure test!

Hello sifu do you accept depit card cause when i try to register its only by paypal and i dont habe paypal accpunt

I respect everything about what Robert Downey is addressing here, but that is not a good enough answer on WHY they don’t wear mouthpieces…. 😐

After the 90 days program what comes next?

Mr. Willis, I just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos. I’ve had to learn wing chun from RUclips videos because I’m unemployed at the moment, and I’ve only found two people who are worth learning from. There’s you and another Sifu from the channel “Enter Tai Chi”. He’s really good too, but YOU actually teach the basics and fundamentals… the important stuff for beginners. So I’d have to say you’re easily my favorite. I really just want to say how much I appreciate you and really enjoy your videos. Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher and for teaching all the important things that a beginner needs to learn. Also, do you have any advice on the steps I should take to learn wing chun by myself as a beginner? I built my own wooden dummy so I’ve been practicing with that, but other than that I really don’t know what else I should really be learning. I’m dedicated and I want to get good. Any advice would be sincerely appreciated. And please keep making videos! Thanks again

Also, nice tip about the glutes! Sometimes the light bulb is all in the wording!

I've felt this too in chi sau, how the opponents pressure literally makes me pak their other arm, but I had to get to the point where I could safely let them in to feel it!

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The whole thing about Yip having no succesor... Well, back then Leung Sheung was his most senior student, so he WAS the succesor. Just because he died early is where the trouble started. Same with Ip Bo Ching. He's the guy always seen in a suit sitting next to Yip in those old pictures. These where the guys. Ng Chung So shares a similar story.

I really do not understand many of the things you say 😢 I really need to talk to you so you can answer some of my questions

I sure appreciate this info! Thank you! I am about to start Mui Thai with Master Lek in Columbus Oh. I expect to learn many things from him. I could not find a a Wing Chun Master in Columbus that would accommodate my busy work schedule, as Master Lek runs an open gym within walking distance from my home. I am grateful for the plans for the dummy as I am an accomplished 40 year master of Carpentry and expect to have the dummy ongoing as a side project as I accumulate my skill as a martial artist. I have the book "Wing Chun Kung Fu Written by Grandmaster IP Chun with Michael Tse. But hands-on experience is the best test of true application. I am grateful for your dedication to spreading the invaluable practice of Wing-Chun and I hope to develop my skill so I and others may benefit from this spiritual endeavor.

Spine always in neutral, weight on the midfoot, not heels for both legs.Speaking from years of experience

I don't get it. Isn't the rear hand, in this case Wu Sao, supposed to be an inside one? (In other words, isn't it supposed to deflect from the other side/away from you?) Because i see you setting it on the outside of the wooden arm. Is it just a training method or what?

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There a few things that i do not understand 😢 You said that Tan Sao is an *underneath, inside hand* while Fuk Sao is a *over, outside hand* what does this really mean? Is it supposed to refer to the way in which they deflect energy in relation to the triangle you mentioned? If so, i still do not get what the over and underneath thing is all about You also said that the Tan Sao is an action, not a technique; but then it seems like you contradict yourself by saying "Tan Sao is a palm up hand" basically saying it *is* a technique. And yes, i did notice that you said "not a static technique" rather than just "not a technique" but you have said so many times before that Tan Sao is not a technique but a concept, so you are still contradicting the times you have said that by saying "The tan sao must have a palm of hand like this" I still do not understand when is it that you are actually supposed to use Tan Sao. Is it against straight punches? Grabs? Arm traps? A combination of those? I just don't get it... like, if it's supposed to deflect straight punches to the face, it just looks like it wouldn't work (i do realize that most of wing chun concepts and techniques come from weapon fighting so that may be why it's protecting the body instead of the head) so how do you protect your face while usin Tan Sao? Wouldn't both you and your opponent just trade punches (assuming you punch at the same time you use your Tan) Also, something that is a bit unrelated but related at the same time. From what i can see, a Wing Chun practitioner aims to have an inside (Tan) and outside (Fuk) sao hand at all times and if you have two insides, you do a Kwan Sao; but what do you do if the hand that you have back (like a Tan Sao) ends up in the outside or if both of your hands are in the outside? Is this just something to be avoided?? Because of course, i can't ask a fellow Judoka of mine "Hey, what are you supposed to do when they got you on a perfect rear naked choke??" Because the answer is "Don't let them catch you in it on the first place" (kinda, you still get what i mean) but i'm not sure if it really is a disadvantageous position or if i'm missing something. Becauase Kwan Sao seems to work to get out of the double inside position, which could mean that having your opponent in the double outside could be a bad thing So if somebody pushes you Man Sao (that from what i understand, is basically a version of Fuk Sao) into the inside of your triangle (example: they push your left man sao to the right), what you are supposed to do is just turn it into a Tan Sao, right? I think i get that (if i'm right) but what about stuff like the usual cross hand start that some Wing Chun drills have? That's basically a Fuk Sao that deflects to the opposite way... And which side are you supposed to shift to if you attempt to do a low fuk sao with one hand and a high bong sao with the other like in the Chi Sao drill?? I'm guessing the Bong Sao Side, but won't that just allow them to punch you with their other hand??? And why is it that you don't shift while doing chi sao? Is it because it's a drill and it's not supposed to teach you about footwork or for any other reason?

Thank you!

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Can you speak Chinese sifu?

Another good value lesson, thanks sifu, and thank you for, explaining the Chinese language terminology, I reckon that is vital, explaining the Chinese termanology👍

Excellent video Sifu i love when you go a little deeper into structural/philosophical than usual like this video does

Hello, Si-Fu Willis. Why in Your linage you don't turno Your body to get more power in Your technicks. Specially in Sil-lum Tao? 🤔

When you straighten your lower back, as well as sinking straight down, are your abs and core somewhat engaged to slightly round your back. Or are they engaged bit without trying to round anything? If so is the straightening done by rotating your pelvis instead

Thank You Sifu a most Excellent video full of valuable information and very grateful too Best Wishes Bern xxx

Thought about watching it a lot but never have watched it IP man

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Nice how he describes the karate strike vs kungfu.... an iron rod vs an iron chain with ball attached. The difference being the fluidity and transferring of force making the whip action of the chain with ball effect the inside or through into the object. We call this fa-jin or explosive force.

Of course it works ! This is the power of Wing Chun ! Eat that haters and bullies !

Kicks is good

Thanks.

So happy to see Matt Johnson and Sigung rolling.....best Chi Sau on RUclips.