Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you for your kind comment. It is appreciated.

Happy to hear you were surprised…

Glad you felt it was helpful!

if you are skilled in wing chun you dont even need kicks against skilled boxer

Very kind however, surely that is subjective. No way to really know.

Praise indeed and kind. James Sinclair is just a Wing Chun teacher. He makes no other proclamations.

Incredible is a bit strong. A good teacher would be praise enough. Thank you for a kind and positive comment in a world where people seem to take pleasure in bullying people.

Give it a go, nothing to lose. A lion won’t suddenly eat you! In this great Art, the flow is the result of the students effort. There are plenty of people who struggle.

Thank you, that simple comment makes the posting worthwhile.

Thank you. There are approaching 400 ½ hour videos in our online catalogue. This is just a very tiny part of the UKWCKFA approach.

@ukwckfa thank you for the information, , I will take a look 👍

Very interesting, thank you. Train Chi Sau eventually in a more dynamic way instead of a static way to keep it some what more realistic, for training purpose.

Sorry but what is traditional.... just to follow your teachers, teacher's teacher blindly? Not all boxing schools produce champions so why would all Wing Chun schools produce good Wing Chun practitioners? If the students are happy there is no issue... until.... Wing Chun basics work. Boxing works, but they still get get punched! BJJ works but they sometimes get submitted. Depends on who you are working with (or against). Enjoy the challenge of training in whatever style you pursue, enjoy the journey.

@@ukwckfa 👊👍

Our content is for our zoom subscribers only. Hence why we only release snippets here.

Sorry to hear that, you are better off avoiding egos and automatons like that. Stay safe.

Widen the doors, you blow his ego up... Thank you. It is kind of you to say, others will disagree.

More to come!

Ha ha ha. Sock dancing. Sorry you felt like you sucked dirty sock! Funny comment that brightened our day. It was simply the intro to an half hour class on footwork where the use of the floor chart was discussed in detail with examples in action against a training partner and use on the wooden Dummy. We don’t release the full videos on KZbin.

The word Wu translates as guard hand/protective hand. Some people think it is positional but in fighting… positions change! Depends how far you wish to take your skills in the Art.

There are Wing Chun schools everywhere. Must be a good few teachers in Yorkshire from all kinds of lineages. Good luck.

One man’s Art is another man’s worst nightmare. We do what do based on our own experiences. We appreciate only a limited number of people will enjoy what we post.

Martial Arts are not the same as fighting. Every martial art has aspects that go way beyond what is necessary in a ‘fight’. However, all remain challenging, enjoyable and require dedication, focus and spirit to excel. That alone is valuable for growth as an individual. The abundance of different Arts allows individuals to find a path that suits their nature. And then it is to look for a teacher who further helps their goal. All martial arts have ‘basics’ that work for simple situations.

@@ukwckfa Hello Mr Sinclair, It seems like that your application of Wing Chun is based on either real fighting experience or a lot of sparring where you had the chance to apply concepts/techniques etc. Also, it looks like that you adapted it accordingly while it still remained Wing Chun. As a matter of fact, I will start one of your classes in Maidstone soon. If you don’t mind me asking, when you said that a there are a lot of things that go beyond “fighting” in this art, wouldn’t it be confusing to students to learn it thinking that it would be useful in self defence? How do we distinguish between the art and self protection? Shouldn’t martial arts be about physical protection, combat etc? I apologise if I misunderstood your statement, and I certainly don’t mean it disrespectfully. I am a big fan of UKWCKFA 🙏🏾

@@Worldview1985 Thank you for your response. Most Martial Arts have skills and techniques that go beyound what is required in self defence. Another way of looking at it is that Martial Arts often 'develop specific skills to deal with the specific skills they develop'. An easy example would be developing a counter throw to a throw. It may be very unlikely that a particular throw would happen in the street, but in training they happen as skill levels improve. A lot of Martial Arts don't bite or headbutt, however, in Essex (and surely everywhere else) it seemed pretty common in the street! So holding someone too close to you (head to head) could be risky. Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfields ear in a ring in front of millions of viewers! It is easy to know what works and what doesn't... the hard part remains developing the skills and experience to apply the things that do work.... Not all Martial Art styles or classes are combat oriented. Just find a style and teacher you can relate to and enjoy your own journey.

@@ukwckfa many thanks for your reply! Much appreciated. I now understand what you mean.

@@ukwckfa also thanks for your honesty 🙏🏾

Yes we have a huge instructional library with over 350 videos of 30 minutes to an hour each.

They are also brothers in Wing Chun Si-Hing/Dai. Alhumdulillah

hey, some of us whitebread hang in there too, min 7:10ish 😂 Great kicks exercise!

Why you people see your religion in everything ?

Noted. We will consider dedicating a playlist to basic self defence. We have discussed this many times in our live presentation but don’t release it on KZbin as it is ‘messy’ and Wing Chun followers seem to prefer ‘pretty’ and ‘soft’ these days…

We only show basic Wing Chun, and not everyone will agree. Thank you for you kind opinion.

Thanks!

Glad you think so!

Others won't. However, we are pleased you dont mind our manner of application toward the Art of Wing Chu Kuen.

@@ukwckfa You won't please everyone on the internet. There will always be a "Yeah but…"

@@ukwckfa Beautiful Wing Chun ...and Wing Chun is what it is. 🙏🏼

We don't mind what you call it, we are only demonstrating one of the many different styles of punch found the the Art of Wing Chun Kuen. Have a good day.

@@ukwckfa Gotcha.

Others will have vastly different opinions.

Lost the original footage so it has to stay rotoscoped. Oops!