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Watching the movie for the first time and when i saw her practicing in her room i immediately recognized her doing some of the siu nim tao and the chain punch. So i looked it up and it bought me here. So it is confirmed that she was using some Wing Chun.

i hope you’ve been okay, hoping for another video soon!

Agreed!

I realize this video is 9 years old, but I am just now seeing it for the first time. Your opinion is interesting. However, I believe you make several exaggerations to get your point across. I respectfully disagree with much of what you stated, and I'll explain why. Circular motion may look appealing, and when training solo or playing with weapons, using a continuous flow of motion can seem like the more energy-efficient choice. But this takes a backseat to survival when you're engaged with another person who also has a weapon. In such a scenario, you need to constantly manage measure and tempo. Taking a circular, flowing path to cut will usually lead to being stabbed by an experienced weapon user. This is because while you are circulating your weapon and advancing, you are decreasing your distance (measure) while increasing the speed and power of the enemy's thrust, especially if they have good point control and keep their weapon oriented toward you. All they need to do is lean forward or step, and their weapon will likely end up inside your internal organs, while at best your cuts might only graze some clothes, skin, or tendon and muscle layers. Even if the cut was to a major artery or across the eyes or throat you still end up arriving after the enemies thrust has entered your body, a regretful situation. When wielding two short weapons against any single weapon the obvious advantage is that you can engage and bind the weapon or wedge and suppress it long enough for the other weapon to thrust home. Against longer weapons, the advantage can be had by getting past the point of the enemies longer weapon while they are not past the points of your weapons, meaning you can thrust into their internal organs while they cannot do the same to yours after you successfully pass them, which having two shorter weapons is made much easier in that your blades are closer to your hands, giving you greater leverage against parts of the enemy weapon that are further away from their hands and thus easier to divert. Owning and dominating the center is to force the enemy to take the longer path so you can use the added time to end the threat, it is an essential weapon fighting principle that has been adapted to unarmed fighting in some martial arts. You don't always have to go after the enemy's weapon hand but if you want a disarm one can certainly try it, the issue is that tempo and measure come into play and your enemy is not going to just leave his weapon arm extended and still for you to take circular flowing cuts at it not without using that same time to attack or void your cuts (not just run away from you). This is why using open ended triangles to funnel the enemy weapon usually proceeds cuts to align the points to which ever internal organs you're going to shut down with thrusts. This is also why part of the reason for the withdrawing of a weapon, in the air it may look stupid but inside of the body of an enemy it makes much more sense to pull your weapon back out. In the movies they make you believe follow through will allow you to flow but in real combat, your blade meets significant resistance in clothes and bone that your slowed or stopped and cannot just pass through in a consistent flow, at the very least the friction will slow you down at worst, it will stop your weapon and force you to come back out the way you came in, which leads to an entire area of study that is often neglected which is how to apply leverage and pressure by angling the blades while they are inside of a body in order to further unbalance it and change the structure to prevent an immediate and last ditch effort to take you with them.

Very good flowing

This straight approach to martial gestures is what makes wing chun less demanding on pure muscular force. Using weapons' techniques on unarmed fights resembles kobudo, also. Regards from Brazil. Thanks a lot.

Do you teach this by distance or provide any type of certification?

Excellent, but in this video, It's missing to show how you made the base that fixes the trunk to the ground. From what I understand, you made a hole under the trunk and fixed a wooden pin in the ground to fit the trunk, but what are the measurements of this pin and what is the measurement of this hole and its positioning at the foot of the trunk?

hi can you teacher me please how to wood dummy

Thank you for your knowledge. I am trying to make my own with what I have available. Right now, I have a 4 and 5/8ths inch wide by 58 and 1/2 inch long square fence post that I'm working with. I drew the square hole in the positions they should be in(two diagonal top, one in the middle halfway down and one at the bottom for the leg peg). Its not the right height right now until I add a base to it. I only have hand tools, so the only problem will be putting in the starter holes. Then I need to find me some materials for the pegs. I'm getting my wood from a scrap pile at a local fence company.😮‍💨🤷‍♂️

What's the best material I got oak Birch cedar where I live

Looks like the base would allow placement of sand bags on either side if you wanted to fight a 'heavier' person.

Great job!

Good!

If you are in the last position and the opponent use the left hand or the left foot to beat you is'nt it dangerous? I'm not sarebbero is the best solution, direct, straight, but more dangerous.

great

What if the pole is 10ft and he moves backwards as you engage forward?

Mind your business

Good to see you explaining these structures, thanks for posting. The Jum to me though is all in the elbow, the wrist is secondaryThe elbow does the deflection. Siu Lim Tao is obsessed about elbow in. Anyhow good luck

Very nice my frnd semple basic

Would you like to say what lineage this is please. Or are these your own ideas. I am not an expert, so who to believe ? In your improved version I have seen forms where the the rear sword sits in the crook of the rear elbow, but your blades look too close together. You will cut yourself with rear blade . What you first point to is wrong about Huen do makes sense, at least you are open minded and looking for the efficient moves

Duh,,hu,,huh,,

Can you do another version without music please then I will use it

thank you teacher! hope to see more!

hope you are back to uploading i love the content always!!!

Hope you’re doing okay, miss your uploads! Is there any other platform you use that we can follow?

He's got it!! Very few understand Ving Tsun is conceptual.

本体は私も作りましたがスタンド部はこれを作成します

Stick adhere join follow

Where can I get a copy of the template pattern?

thank you just wanted to know how thick does the walls have to be?

Who would have thought 40 years ago... what a great little production with wonderful graphics/video! I'm in the process now of making a dummy out of a white oak log. My brother made his out of willow and said drilling the holes was a challenge so I'm sure white Oak will be one even more so.

Folks... All you have to do is locate a sawmill and request a straight, debarked log? Much cheaper than buying glue, clamps, and any kind of boards to glue together, shape and sand down. Just get a debarked maple log from a sawmill...

A country that has taken away your right to self protection has made you into slaves Tommy. But steel toe assertion is not a bad idea . I like your butterfly knife vids 👍

Wow! Thank you for sharing this excellent knowledge 👍🏾 and how the butterfly swords translates to empty hands.

Congratulations, sir, good health to your hands, arms, heart and brain. I am impressed. Your work is beautiful and valuable. This is my first time watching such a video. I wonder if everyone works as meticulously and carefully as you do? I want to ask something. I wonder what wood you are making the wing chuns wood from! Thanks again and congratulations. God protect you from all evil

I enjoy learning the concepts, and watching the videos on wing chun. Although I've never actually done the training myself.

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very good pls go ahead

best training video I ever had! thank you! Everything is perfect!

Uda berapa thn latihan ? Blm juga bisa patahkan kayu2 kecil itu ! Cobah dgn kampak saja ! Atau latihan dgn Baukaw lebih baik !

Hanya di colek2in doang kayu2 kecil itu tidak bakalan patah ! Berarti kekuatan tangan mu tidak menambah2 ! Mana mungkin kamu bisa lumpuhkan lawan !?

Habla demasiadoo!

I like your form 👍🏻👍🏻

个款似乎有典型香港詠春體育会証書....😂😂😂😂

toquia style batt cham dao wont do that slide.

good explaination. but its all depend to a teacher what you supposed to be experiencing. and if your teacher had language problem. you screwed.

Ok yes God ok

yOU are really good at ninja moves with ice. i am imprICEed with your moves bro. Please upload more in the winter!

Kung fu in everything you do! How cold is it out there?