How to make throws work - Wing Chun, Kung Fu Report - Adam Chan
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This is something that people forget about: Wing Chun is not just a striking art; it also has throws and locks.
Instablaster.
Im practicing/learning mantis/shuai jiao and that first throw you demonstrated is one of the ones I've learned and I can attest for everyone else that think its all faked because it looks so easy I'll tell you its not because all it is utilizing body mechanics and physics.
“Philosophical stuff and killing stuff are not two separate things! “ - Well said. We learn both together, so we don’t have to hurt someone more than necessary.
I watch these videos over and over and I still learn something new everytime thank you
Pure class Adam.
I can see the comment already. "I'd like to see this work on someone who isn't letting it happen."
I love your depth sir.
So you don't believe in ever pressure testing your skills?
@@driver3899, I don't believe everything effective can or should be stress tasted.
Most of what Adam makes videos on are these things. Sparring and other pressure drills are good, but not for this.
@@9usuck0 This is supposed to be a practical application of wing chun in self defence situations though correct?
@@driver3899, I'm going to stop you before you get into some stupid twist logic.
Like I said, just because it is a self defense technique doesn't mean it is good or safe to spar. There are good techniques that are only safe to practice at slower speeds and lite pressure.
You don't spar to hurt your partner.
@@9usuck0 Well we can agree that the goal of sparing is to practice without damaging each other (hurting is fine in most regards)
I am curious as to your reasoning though for not training your skills against resistance, do you really want the first time they are tested under any pressure to be in a literal life and death situation?
Ah, thank you, Adam, I've got it (or will, once I'll make it my own through scenario training).
this is amazing teaching
Sir, thanks very much for the ideas..
I love Wing Chug..
From my experiences in life , I feel their is a time and a place for all techniques , I dont consider myself a master , I train though based on my experiences in life , what I've been thru , what I've seen and so on , just trying to get better everyday ,
Hi Adam. I just recently found your channel. I really enjoy your videos. There's a Wing Chun school near where I live I'm thinking about starting classes. Can you do a video about the concepts of wooden dummy drills, along with the pros and cons? Thank you.
Here you go czcams.com/video/rSB-2odCzLE/video.html
@@nickdobrov Thanks!
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I did Wing Chun for about 4 years privately as well as Southern Short Fist and Northern Long fist kung fu for over 7 years.After that I ended up doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA.I now hold a 3rd degree black belt in BJJ.I could never get my wing chun to work in sparring BUT I found that I could use it when I grappled.I would love to share this with you,I think you are open minded and could see you appreciating it.Anyways let me know if you are keen.
Wing chu n is not a sparring art it's a different mindset personally speaking i can't spar with it however it's given me great sense of awareness and sensitivity about positioning
Is there gi gripping in wing chun?
@partisan wow I think you totally missed the point👏, some places in the world some people wear jackets the year around
That’s a major pressure point, you can’t grab and pull. You dig in toward the feet
Not many teach the code of conduct
Quick question Adam. I train in Kali/JKD ok. So we train kicking in the leg or knee like you did to you student. I watch a video of a guy who said it's impossible to break someone's leg or even damage it. Do you believe you can break a leg or just maybe injure someone's leg? I love to hear your take. Thanks again, I love watxh your videos and learning your philosophies and concepts 🙏.
Steel cap boots problem solved .
Yes you can damage someone's leg by the techniques in martial arts. Dislocation/ broken
Even if you don't break the leg, a stomp kick into the joint done properly will force the leg to bend.
I've kicked someone in the leg before and I know I did some damage but not necessarily broken it lol. The reason why I commented is because of Icy Mike on hard to hurt channel. He said it's impossible to break a leg lol.
Leg bone is too thick and hard to break. That is usually just in the movies. You can however hyper extend it by kicking/pressing down on at the right angle.
The first video of this dude I seen, I thought good on you for not selling the bullshit, as he joked about other Kung fu & Taichi Chanel’s and then I saw this one, and yep it’s Bullshido 101. This only works with other practitioners in the same martial art, who have an understanding of exactly where they need to place their hands and body.
So you thought he was legit when he was saying stuff you agree with, that's deep.
Go train.
1968
Clearly, you did not watch the video, or maybe you watched it absentmindedly. It's not bullshit, it talks about universal concepts like finding someone's center, context of the throw, etc.
The only bullshido is one called Weebs1968
Is there an age where a kid is too young to be in martial arts
One of the single things that 99% of the wing chun people can agree on, is, there are no throws. Call it something else. Respect.
One of the things that anyone can 100% agree on, lee jun fan is dead and people need to stop trying to be wannabes and think they are him. Respect.
@@Sevalle1 No one agrees 100% on anything. I think there is a language barrier. Search wing chin throws. There is nothing. Because wc has no throws. If the opponent is not offering forward energy he isn't going far. BJJ and Aikido and even Karate have throws that will throw you whether you give them forward energy or not. I like what Adam is doing that's why I watch his videos so dont distort it into something different. All I said was "call it something other" than a throw. Because its not a throw. For fucks sake get a grip. Peace.
@@junfan9748 ?? Where in my comment did I talk about throws in wc?? It appears we have a language barrier
Just a gentle reminder at the end of the video, it states that "some of the hitting entries are from Wing Chun, some throwing ideas are crude imitations from my friend Steve Smith of Fook Yueng Chuan." :)
@@torinslik6577 Must have missed that at the end. Next time I'll watch until the end. Hope everyone forgive me and has a nice day and great holiday.