To anyone who doesn’t understand what he’s doing in the video, this is basic hand collection methods we are taught. collection, snd deflection set or.... or.... a way to hit, use position rather than struggle. That was an awesome seminar.
@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu I appreciate you. When I was young I had a boss who I was an apprentice for, and I always took what his personal opinion was seriously. Years later I started to study some GARY LAM Wing Chun, amongst other teachers too, just to be fair. But something always resonated with me with his material. I still make mistakes. But he Kinda taught me creativity. Seeing it. It’s hard to explain but.. I truly believe this material to be correct, better, and even way smarter than other schools. He’s a boss to me. 😎🙏💯
@@JKDVIPER I appreciate your thoughts and insight. They're always illuminating. It's nice to exchange thoughts with a serious practitioner such as yourself.
@@calmwater2529 I think it does. I think he’s showing you several smart positions , how to transition, how to collect two hands with one. And how to use the opponents energy against him.
Sifu just demonstrated how to use different hands and techniques. For real fight, sifu properly just Punch and strike opponent's neck in two moves and end the fight 🤯
This was only a demonstration, so the striking was slowed way down. A real fight should be over in 2 to 3 seconds. If you can't finish off your opponent in that time, you should run.
Words of wisdom. No martial art is perfect in all individuals. We all practice the best way we can to reach perfection. But the first rule to fighting is never underestimate your opponent. Use what is useful. Discard what is not useful. Make it your own.
I'm a Wing Chun practitioner and teacher, and a grappler. Much respect to Sifu Lam. However, the effectiveness of this hypothetical situation is a bit of a reach.
This is Matt Schaffer. I run this channel for Sifu Lam. I've seen him take on Muay Thai boxers and grapplers. He finished them off in under three seconds. If you would like to see for yourself, come and drop by the school. Sifu would be more than happy to show you.
@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu That would be great. If you give me 5 secs instead of 3, I'd love to come by. 😂 But it wouldn't be drills or Chi Sao. Just keep that in mind before you speak for someone else. 😀 Or come by my place. I'd even get Dim Sum, after.
I’m not quite sure if it is the best idea to call this video: « STREET FIGHT DEMO », because based what we see, after this title it is a bit disappointing (even more for “not knowers”). I would rather suggest: “LIGHT WEEKEND HOME TRAINING”, or something in that sense. Master Lam has much better videos online from which could be made a nice demo video cut, but this is not one.
Karşısındaki defalarca sakinmasina ve yavaş hareket etmesine rağmen vurabilecegini gösterdi ve videoyu izleyen herkeste gördü cok yazik bu video kendine usta diyen biri için utanılacak bir durum
I'm not going to lie. This looks awful. Mr Lam, if you have competed in the past, as you claim you did, then you should know this doesn't work in an actual fight.
@GaryLamWingChunKungFu me taking on that challenge doesn't do anything for me. Besides, the evidence is in the footage. There were multiple instances where you could, and frankly should, have been hit. You can bury your head in the sand and call me ignorant all you want, but the fact of the matter is that you struggle to look good in a slowed down demo. How do you expect to look good in an actual fight?
@GaryLamWingChunKungFu bub, I live nowhere near California. I have better things to do than flying 10 to 14 hours to visit your school and fight. Moreover, we are nowhere near the same age or weight. Fighting would actually not prove anything. This is the second reply that you've made that doesn't provide any rebuttal. Is this how you handle criticism on the footage that you made public? Lash out and challenging strangers to fight? If I recall correctly, this ain't the first either. Honestly, I find it kind of pathetic that a teacher would respond like this instead of engaging in a discussion.
The most REALISTIC demo I'd ever seen. This is the how NOT to... self defense series.
To anyone who doesn’t understand what he’s doing in the video, this is basic hand collection methods we are taught.
collection, snd deflection set or.... or.... a way to hit, use position rather than struggle. That was an awesome seminar.
Thank you. I'm always impressed by your understanding of Wing Chun techniques and strategy.
@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu I appreciate you. When I was young I had a boss who I was an apprentice for, and I always took what his personal opinion was seriously. Years later I started to study some GARY LAM Wing Chun, amongst other teachers too, just to be fair. But something always resonated with me with his material. I still make mistakes. But he Kinda taught me creativity. Seeing it. It’s hard to explain but.. I truly believe this material to be correct, better, and even way smarter than other schools. He’s a boss to me. 😎🙏💯
@@JKDVIPER I appreciate your thoughts and insight. They're always illuminating. It's nice to exchange thoughts with a serious practitioner such as yourself.
That's nice to share, but it doesn't match the title of the video.
@@calmwater2529 I think it does. I think he’s showing you several smart positions , how to transition, how to collect two hands with one. And how to use the opponents energy against him.
Good job on your flow.
Flowing is key.
i don't get it, there was several times he could of been hit even with the slow punches.
Sifu just demonstrated how to use different hands and techniques. For real fight, sifu properly just Punch and strike opponent's neck in two moves and end the fight 🤯
This was only a demonstration, so the striking was slowed way down. A real fight should be over in 2 to 3 seconds. If you can't finish off your opponent in that time, you should run.
It's a demo not a fight.
@@EnsoGhisonisuccessgateway well that’s kind of my point, if you can’t block from a slow demo, how can you block from a real fight punch?
@@EnsoGhisonisuccessgateway You got that right.
Hell yes ! More of this please !
You got it! Stay tuned!
Words of wisdom. No martial art is perfect in all individuals. We all practice the best way we can to reach perfection. But the first rule to fighting is never underestimate your opponent. Use what is useful. Discard what is not useful. Make it your own.
Well stated. Thanks for watching.
好精彩！ Very informative and sifu well use of techniques 💪💪💪
I'm glad you liked it. Thank you for watching it.
Heaps to learn on how relaxed and movement to diffuse attack and to attack at the same time. thanks
Your analysis is spot on. Thanks for watching.
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Thank you, Mohamed.
Thankyou
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
i hope to attend soon👍, la hambra is not that far😊
I hope to see yøu soon.
thank you
@@ccb150 You got it. Thanks for watching.
Would practical wing chun Wan Sifu still be using WSL principle and concepts ?
You'll have to ask Wan Sifu.
s u p e r
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.
mal ganz objektiv, was sind denn das für angriffe und soll das so langsam sein?
The attacks are slow because this is a demonstration. Thanks for watching.
i know Gary Lam is good but this video is so unrealistic
The video is a demonstration of how to apply Wing Chun movements outside of Chi Sau and Gwoh Sau. Thanks for watching.
No it isn’t. He’s GOING LIGHLY. He would use intensity if he was really hitting the person.
@@JKDVIPER Well stated.
@@GaryLamWingChunKungFuThere is never any videos of so called masters in real fights. Only demonstrations against own students and wooden dummies..
@@JKDVIPERno one takes bull shito wing chun seriously anymore.
Ha ha ha, hi hi hi, ho ho ho, très bonne blague, j'ai bien rit
I'm a Wing Chun practitioner and teacher, and a grappler. Much respect to Sifu Lam. However, the effectiveness of this hypothetical situation is a bit of a reach.
I bet you aren’t even a grappler. Not only that... if you were you would be amazed by this. Are you sure? Cuz that was amazing.
@@JKDVIPER I am a grappler. I am a Sifu. I stand by what I said. Good day to you.
@@calmwater2529 you as well. ✊💯
This is Matt Schaffer. I run this channel for Sifu Lam. I've seen him take on Muay Thai boxers and grapplers. He finished them off in under three seconds. If you would like to see for yourself, come and drop by the school. Sifu would be more than happy to show you.
@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu That would be great. If you give me 5 secs instead of 3, I'd love to come by. 😂 But it wouldn't be drills or Chi Sao. Just keep that in mind before you speak for someone else. 😀
Or come by my place. I'd even get Dim Sum, after.
lol
I’m not quite sure if it is the best idea to call this video: « STREET FIGHT DEMO », because based what we see, after this title it is a bit disappointing (even more for “not knowers”). I would rather suggest: “LIGHT WEEKEND HOME TRAINING”, or something in that sense. Master Lam has much better videos online from which could be made a nice demo video cut, but this is not one.
Well, you can't please everyone. Thanks for watching.
@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu 🙏🙇
The same can be demonstrated with the attacker wearing protective clothing and going for it.
@@EnsoGhisonisuccessgateway He could, but he would still hurt.
Karşısındaki defalarca sakinmasina ve yavaş hareket etmesine rağmen vurabilecegini gösterdi ve videoyu izleyen herkeste gördü cok yazik bu video kendine usta diyen biri için utanılacak bir durum
The video is what's called a "demonstration". The only "shame" is that you were too thick-headed to see it.
Kalın kafalı olmadigim kesin yeteneksizligin hakaret ederek kapamaya çalışan zavallisin
Demoyu bilmeyen mi var gösteri de bile cuvalliyorsan gerçekte ne yapabilirsin ki çok zeki olduğunu sanan insan
I'm not going to lie. This looks awful. Mr Lam, if you have competed in the past, as you claim you did, then you should know this doesn't work in an actual fight.
I’’m sorry you’re so ignorant. If you think it doesn’t work, then come and visit me. I’ll show you that it works.
@GaryLamWingChunKungFu me taking on that challenge doesn't do anything for me. Besides, the evidence is in the footage. There were multiple instances where you could, and frankly should, have been hit. You can bury your head in the sand and call me ignorant all you want, but the fact of the matter is that you struggle to look good in a slowed down demo. How do you expect to look good in an actual fight?
@@M0nk3yK1ng1 Well, if you can't back up your words, then what good are you?
@GaryLamWingChunKungFu bub, I live nowhere near California. I have better things to do than flying 10 to 14 hours to visit your school and fight. Moreover, we are nowhere near the same age or weight. Fighting would actually not prove anything.
This is the second reply that you've made that doesn't provide any rebuttal. Is this how you handle criticism on the footage that you made public? Lash out and challenging strangers to fight? If I recall correctly, this ain't the first either. Honestly, I find it kind of pathetic that a teacher would respond like this instead of engaging in a discussion.