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Very good information and guidance. Thanks .

I can do the one inch but I think I do it different than wing chun - I do it with the knuckles from index and middle finger - I believe (I could be wrong) that they use the last two knuckles. Also, I don't pull back my fist like a lot of people.

How I break down an internal strike. Punching power: How to combine muscle groups into a quick and powerful strike. czcams.com/video/c9wEH30lEjg/video.html

If the pad holder holds the pad against the their body, they can feel if the punch has penetrative power or just pushing power, which they can report to the person punching.

Why not all the main forces in applications?Paul,69

Many thasnks, highly instructive. Paul,69

Will try and report. Paul,69

Any body blow will by definition do internal damage!

A Wing Chun punch is different from boxing or TKD or whatever having the ability to strike in different ways gives you options during a combat situation and allows you to use the right tool at the right time this is Wing Chun 👏💪👊

Excellent Sifu Wayne. Heard this before its wonderful to hear you saying it too

Why the Chines clothes ?

Hi SiHing, nice to find you here...looking good! :)

Very interesting, thank you very much and I will share it. A lot of greetings from Gemany.

Nice video, this is what I've understand of the Lan Sau in Chum Kiu at the beginning of section 2, Uprooting our opponent create a new gap that's why we follow by a kick ;)

Why the pajamas?

Good demonstration on internal force!

I'd say the easiest way to tell real Wing Chun from fake is whether the sifu and senior students know how to adapt the principles for their build and apply them effectively in realistic sparring. If they all look like carbon copies of each other, unless they are genetic clones, they lack understanding. On the other hand, if they rely on an assortment of techniques with no congruity or foundation in Wing Chun theory, they have a hodgepodge, not a cohesive system. As a complete fighting system, it must be trained how to apply these principles to recover from unfavorable positions, even if we don't seek them out. Isn't that the whole point of bil tse, that in real life we don't always enjoy ideal scenarios? We have to prepare for the worst, to know when and how to burn the candle from both ends in order to avoid getting muddied at every hiccup.

This gentleman knows his stuff. Very helpful tutorial. ☺️🙏💯

Thanks for that very good information

I have to say I can’t stand the pyjamas, they instantly make me turn away. However I got through the video and I liked what you said. Interesting

I think in Bruce Lee's quest for truth in combat he discovered some of the points you referred to I view Wing Chun as one of the fuel things in life created by man that is perfect but Bruce was an impatient man he wanted dominance right now all the time and that's why he created Jeet Kune Do it allows you to cheat and I must say half WC and half JKD together can win street fights quite nicely I wouldn't say it's Superior to Wing Chun but it doesn't take 30 years to become proficient eather thanks for the great videos Sifu keep them coming!!!

This is a great video because it addresses the common misconception. The truth is that chi sao is never meant to be a fight, but it is only an exercise. The video also shows what wing chun is roughly supposed to be like in a live moment. I say "roughly" because it is chi sao after all, not a streetfight.

I really enjoy your content. You help my wingchun progress across the world here in NZ. Lo Man Kam lineage.Thank you for the great explaination 👌 I have been struggling with this concept in my training.

If he pushes you with his both hands on your shoulders, how this technique helps?

But the question Ive been asking myself is how to get the direction of the shift to autoselect based on my opponents pressure and not my own anticipation based on my own sense of loss of balance.

I had two different school the first one from Lok Yu and the tan was as you mentioned toward the chin and in a straight line.. The second school if from Leung Ting and the Tan sao is more bent like you told at 2:45.. My understanding is that when we do the TAN in a straight line our force is moving forwar as we use the elbow powerm however the had is point up and therefore the power goes up as well.. If we use elbow power and we bend the hand toward the body, all our forces go to the opponent. the arm seems to be more solid with the hand bent forward ( not upward ).. what do you u suggest ? Thanks

Ahhh, the mysterious and magical power of Kung Fu. Why haven't we seen these powers successfully demonstrated in the ring?

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Great clip, Sifu Wayne

Uuum.. I don't need to be a kung fu expert to realize what was said. It's common sense.

Weird term mixing

Thanks for the insight Sifu Wayne. I have both compendium books so I will be trying your suggestion.

Awesome.

Great recommendation, thanks.

How to learn this stick and glue ?

finding new knowledge and then applying it is always new starting.

My old teacher used to call it “knowing just enough to get yourself hurt”

Sifu, as always great compact information.

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That was a great explanation.

None of this looked practical.

i really love this guys system .... Wing Chun for life ... !!!

Thank you.

Isn't pong jin forward energy?

Sifu Wayne I've been asking different Wing Chun masters on CZcams a question about were precisely our pressure should be concerning the ball heel or center of foot while in motion especially shifting can you discuss this topics in a video please and thank you?

i sure wish you was closer to Huntsville Al ... would relly love to train with you / under you ...

The catch is moving in a "straight" line is not the least bit natural. We move in curve linear fashion as that is what our joint(s) support. We do not have a single joint that is anything like a piston and cylinder. Practicing against someone using an artificial way of moving is a great way to get wiped out in a real fight.

thanks Sifu, very helpful.

GREAT INFORMATION for Filling in the Energies Gaps