advanced wing chun

[@MustAfaalik]

It is a demonstration of how it should be done; and done damn well. Respect.

[@peacemaker4814]

Wow...excellent control and clean techniques! Like a robot. Structure and grounding look spot on also...so dam impressive

[@darrendavis7613]

Awesome quality, one of the best videos this

[@tommoore7348]

This guy looks very good, so I'm sure he would tell you himself that this is very basic

[@tk36864]

That’s right, this is a 16 year old video and Kevin regular spars and students spar in classes, pretty much anything goes with throws clinches and ground fighting.

[@Dodgewwwc]

100%

[@antarshakti3093]

So you pl tell us all what is advanced wing chun ?

[@tommoore7348]

@@antarshakti3093 I have no idea, but I'd be amazed if it didn't involve your training partner providing more than very obvious, basic attacks - or no attacks at all. Don't get me wrong - his technique looks very advanced but these exercises are extremely simple.

[@LeoLucaNucera]

This guy Is very good! 👍

[@iredline7777]

excellent demo of real wing chun!

[@TheMinatoTv]

For me one of the best wing chun demonstration video ;)

[@chefstefanoleone]

Thank you for sharing. Great techniques

[@LeoLucaNucera]

I can't practice wing chun because I have had health problems that have disabled me. But from the little I remember of this art I can say that this boy is an example of good wing chun; not like others.."👍

[@justinh5076]

Excellent!

[@robertjones4200]

This is an excellent demonstration of wing chun. I have been in martial arts 38 years. This demonstrates an unending flow where every hit should be breaking something. Hitting 6,7 times a second. I have been trained to end the problem in seconds. I am not trying to getting into a fight because the fight implies mutual exchange. There will not be a mutual exchange.

[@Maksym16]

Outstanding performance guys!👍

[@tarotmediare6772]

Great power strike and flexibility. Regards from France.

[@JKDVIPER]

I’m subscribing and love your wing chun

[@markmaggott5423]

Excellent. Sifu Chan has my respect & admiration. Wish I could say the same about some of he's instructors and students.

[@mrblanc7521]

Oh the water often runs slower further from the well

[@Dodgewwwc]

I’d be interested in whom you are referring too? I’ve had nothing but great experiences with all of the kamon instructors I have trained under

[@Nocturne33]

Looks badass

[@srinfinity5587]

What this guy is doing, is demonstrating the techniques in a semi-real scenario. A guy runs up to him with a generic hook or a jab and he demonstrated the ideas form 1, 2 and 3 as well as the wooden dummy form brings to the system. All of these movements are practiced first in a way that teaches the practitioner to demonstrate the ability to pull their punches. I can demonstrate the speed with a very gentle tap to the head or chest or whatever. But if I or he, wanted to, he could break someone in half with these moves. I go on KZbin or TikTok and find people with zero proof from themselves (even so much as a brief examination of their own background) comment saying “nonsense” or “if this were a real fight…”. Bottom line is, if some mug attacks you and you’ve been through any training, you immediately have an immediate advantage. Especially if you train wing chun, you’re shown how to be calm and collected during a confrontation. This is done by my Sifu, by attacking us at any time. If we don’t block, we get hit. Square in the nose, chest, chin. Doesn’t matter, you block, or get hit. I’ve trained with men and women taller, heavier, stronger than myself, and wing chin shows it’s colours on every opponent type. If you don’t know shit other than throw your hands like a lunatic, then by all means, feel free to spar with a wing chun practitioner, no rules, see how quickly you change your mind

[@aurelioruiz8477]

Very good impressive wing chun good job

[@rakunedo8578]

Not bad. I hone my students basics with similar drills. Though they are drills to hone "non contact and contact reflexes" once in contact one has to stick and flow. Little pauses would allow an MMA or boxer to counter attack. Some of them are really big and can hit really hard... cant let them do that.

[@maqibraja5514]

Its Amazing

[@hasanelzend8052]

Excellent thanks a lot Excellent indeed 👍

[@danelee8817]

how does he get the guys hand to stay down after he pushes it down and releases ?

[@Taniwha123]

Cool, just relax more...

[@JKDVIPER]

Incredible.. reminds me of Gary lam

[@sammygarcia6968]

He's swift wit da hands...😎

[@peterjslevin4834]

The real macoy

[@andrearossi2657]

Wonderful Technics ad so real demonstration of wt .

[@supisupaw9392]

Am from Ethiopian and l love Wing chun 💪💪👑👑

[@clavesol8516]

EXCELENTE !!!!!!

[@RAHilliard]

Show us more sweeps and kicks. The real secret of wing chun is the shadow kcik.

[@alekx58]

You know

[@reidwithoutacause]

I’d like to see it done with a guy actually resisting

[@rubentrevino2372]

When I watch this video, I'm thinking of the late Bruce Lee. R.I.P. Sifu forevermore the grandmaster.

[@ericmonroe6024]

RUBEN TREVINO Respectfully.......Bruce Lee never completed the Wing Chun system.....he stopped at the 2nd empty hand form (chum Kiu) When did he become a “grandmaster” of the WC system? Undoubtedly he was a great martial artist and athlete.

[@drearydeary563]

Lesson learned. Don't fuck with this guy

[@carlossmall5517]

In real fights the opponent is not just going to stand there, the opponent will be fighting back constantly moving, punching and kicking too. As far as we know, we don't know if this Chinese guy can take a punch when he gets hit.

[@krozerththane487]

That is true.. But you undestood.. This is a development of the Thecniques, fundamentals, etc...

[@jeanmarco29]

I had to watch the vidio in 0.25 speed to understand

[@StuartMirsky]

He's very good, fast, crisp, precise. But the problem is that it's easy to be that when your opponent is cooperating, isn't really hitting back or taking the openings available to him so that you can demonstrate your moves. It's a training exercise of course, and a valuable one AND one that really does show the advantages of the techniques employed. But they must work in a real situation which means when the opponent isn't static but actively responding to you and hitting back. This teacher's strikes look strong but to work they have to be strong enough to stop the other guy in a way that doesn't depend on his cooperation or willingness to pass up opportunities or allow a series of motions to be executed against him without responding. Against a trained, skilled boxer who bobs and weaves and employs hook and jabs and other boxing maneuvers, a wing chun practitioner has to not only get in fast enough (which most skilled wing chun guys can do) but do enough damage when he does to stop the other's attack.

[@StuartMirsky]

R L did you actually read my comment?

[@StuartMirsky]

R L no problem. And yeah, I am a grandpa. May you have the same luck to live to become one.

[@samuraipuggys3756]

R L that's cause boxing actually works. In a fight with no rules the boxers also gonna eye gauge lol

[@StuartMirsky]

Dr Segsi I think Wing Chun works, too. But there ARE different dynamics in play and boxing has the advantage of training for real, albeit with gloves and limiting rules. About a year ago I met up with a retired former amateur boxing champ. We got to talking about fighting and martial arts since someone had told him I was into that stuff. Now he was over six feet tall and I'm barely over five feet but, thanks to my experience with chi sao I became pretty good at in-close fighting. I gladly give my opponent the advantage of close fighting, or at least that's always been my practice and when he offered to show me his stuff I figured why not! Now I may be a grandpa and I was pushing seventy at that point but he was at least ten to 15 years older so I wasn't expecting much from him. Just for background he was a resident in an assisted living facility and I was there visiting an elderly aunt in her late eighties. Well I gave him the usual advantage, confident in my ability to easily control his movements and go into his space. So here's the upshot. He totally surprised me and caught me with a left hook that was outside my feeling range because while I was looking to make contact with his arms as he threw his punches, that hook came from outside and caught me up short. I did recover quickly and drove inside but I wasn't about to strike him given our age disparities and his being a resident and me a visitor to the facility. How would it have looked if I accidentally connected? But I had to acknowledge, to myself and to him, that his boxing, even at his age, got past my usual guard based on chi sao! It gave me renewed respect for boxing! Now I've been thinking of searching out some younger boxers at a gym to test my skills against them but I have the feeling that at my age at this point it may not be such a good idea! Suffice it to say, I have great respect for Wing Chun. Its sticking hands practice has been a godsend to an undersized karate practitioner like me. But boxing ain't something to look down on, even when practiced by the retired.

[@samuraipuggys3756]

Stuart Mirsky yeah at your age wing tsun is probably best for you ^^

[@kamho2589]

又是一拳后 任打

[@funnycomments6081]

Thing is, punches in real fights are so fast

[@liamsomeone6333]

blocks in real life too

[@wilfordgrimley4339]

Attackers don't comply or stop after the first punch. Anyone with any basic martial arts training plays in combinations. Its pretty easy to win chi sao when your opponent plays at half speed and you're changing time quite frequently on top of your opponent going pause mode at the first received strike. You still get hit in chi sao and in a fight. Period. I think it would be a better display of the art form if you did live sparring against different styles to show how the eternal springtime really works. And live chi sao with explanations. Classical martial arts have their place they just need to be practiced properly

[@wilfordgrimley4339]

That's just my 2 cents. Love and prosperity to all. ✌

[@antarshakti3093]

i am realising my whole life I wasted without learning these amazing fighting martial arts skills in my teenage years. I learned much later. I wish I could get those youth days back and become a real martial artist.

[@Gronked]

There is nothing wrong with starting your martial arts training later in life. Had you you started in your teens, you may have simply been drawn to the mass-appeal or sport fighting and learning to hurt people unnecessarily, just because you can. Starting later in life can allow you a different perspective of martial arts training, why you train and what you hope to gain from it. It's not about destruction or trophies :)

[@antarshakti3093]

@@Gronked Wonderful thoughts. Thank you 🙏

[@difesatotale]

bello

[@jpsandberg]

decent power! But I'm guessing Advance Wing Chun = once I go on the offensive, my opponent stands there and doesn't react back..

[@abdulhassan1107]

Real Wing Chun is about not giving the offender a chance to react, that's the whole idea. Don't forget, it's made for the weak to stand up against the strong, so the hits must be fast, strong and almost deadly. This video is a demo for trainees, not a competition match.

[@Davidzxcv1]

Cuando tiras un golpe no caminas hacia adelante...

[@thewmbshowaaronlopez3811]

Davidzxcv1 no forward pressure

[@jesseangeles2475]

would like to see some stressed test here. this looks amazing against a static opponent, but if they were actually trying to harm the wing chun practitioner?

[@leonpse]

If women used what's shown, they will have to be highly skilled. It's not self-defense techniques that you learn in a few months like a kick to the groin or raking the eyes with your fingernails to escape and then running away as fast has you can.

[@theshepard22]

Same thing as I was thinking. I never like seeing this type of button pressing unless its to teach. But there isn't any real teaching going on.

[@bertosinglamung1911]

this is only a demo, a drill. its different when you spar and way more different when you fight a criminal who is threatening your life

[@garythomas4431]

@@bertosinglamung1911 this is a Great example of wing Chun movements. In a real fight their are too many scenarios for KZbin. If someone is threatening your life,..shoot them. This is a very good demonstration of what power can come from these movements.

[@WCtrainer1]

That's the problem with every system or style the has one person doing all the drills against a willing none resistance partner, which proves absolutely nothing.

[@JorgeGarcia-zr3cw]

hola ! maestro chino muy buen video excelente tecnica de combate a mano vacia muy buena velocidad y fuerza lo felicito a usted y a su companiero por mostrar tan buena resistencia y porque se ve que tambien sabe mucho .

[@thewmbshowaaronlopez3811]

Jorge Garcia el murió no va a contestar pendejo

[@user-wy8cj2xs1z]

Καράτε δηλαδή....

[@PatrickTengmusic]

Please I like to purchase one in slow motion speed

[@amirulbest7048]

very very efective on street fight...no law no reff...

[@chaausxentrus2777]

Nope. The guy was cooperating and not resisting. There was no sparring whatsoever. The only way to test if it is effective is to spar it with resistance, not throw one punch and be cooperative!

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

Chaaus Xentrus u comment is so ignorant get a life

[@dayman161172]

fast but i dont see power. I dont want to be ignorant... but im just applying chinese principle and physics here. Every system use weight distribution and hips rotation for power generating. I dont see any movement of that..

[@fredericjeandefrance736]

Bruce lee revis lol

[@IzzoWingChun]

Simon Lau lineage?

[@tk36864]

James Sinclair and Sam Kwok but he’s been doing his own thing now since 1992, black belt bjj under Mauricio Gomes (Roger Gracies father), crosstrains wrestling, judo, muai Thai and boxing among others.

[@user-go7yt6kj7x]

Wie der junge Bruce Lee 😊 mp jkd munich

[@markmaggott5423]

Now let's see him up against a decent boxer. See if that shit works then!

[@Dodgewwwc]

Sifu chan is a skilled boxer, Thai boxing practitioner and an very experienced bjj practitioner.. he is also in his 50’s now (this video is over 15 years old) He could easily hold his own against a boxer

[@stevelillis6226]

Kevin Chan. 2003 I believe in Horsham..

[@tk36864]

Ryder E yes, classes in South London

[@user-im9xq7fp5r]

wow so advanced that I missed the advance bit

[@Dodgewwwc]

Come train with sifu chan sometime, he is very knowledgeable.. this clip was taken from a demo and I highly doubt he is even aware it is on KZbin

[@user-im9xq7fp5r]

@@Dodgewwwc ....would live to if he knows a bit of wc.

[@Dodgewwwc]

@@user-im9xq7fp5r Kevin Chan is the founder and master of the Kamon Martial Arts Federation and a life member of the Yip Man Martial Arts Association. Martial Arts Illustrated He was inducted into the Martial Arts Illustrated Hall of Fame with legend status. Kevin came 15th in the Martial Arts Illustrated poll of the world’s top 100 martial artists. Combat Hall of Fame He was inducted into the Combat Hall of Fame for the Commitment & Devotion to the Development of Martial Arts in the United Kingdom and around the World. Geoff Thompson co-founder of the British combat Association and BAFTA writer said “Kevin Chan is fired by the genius that has inspired the great masters of the past. He is a classical master of the future.” Kevin is a 3 stripe Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Professor Mauricio Motta Gomes and Professor Roger Gracie. Mauricio said on giving him his black belt “as a martial artist (Kevin), I have seen very few in my time”. Kevin is recognised internationally as a leading expert in self defence and Wing Chun today.

[@user-im9xq7fp5r]

@@Dodgewwwc This is the thing. Anything associated with the so-called Hong Kong Wing Chun associated , its teaching , its certification program , its board of directors and Yip Chun ARE THE FIRST SIGN OF SKIN DEEP WC KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS. I DARE TO SAY THAT IN FRON OF THE WHOLE BOARD. In terms of being featured in magazines, hall of fame of disputable origin, forget all that.

[@Mrgold-oo7ht]

Hello looki g for wing chun teacher. I have some experience with wing chun like centerline stance chain punch .the basics rellt jest need a spareing partner

[@dademon7239]

Xavier .J.S where are u located at I need a sparring partner as well I know the Siu Nim Tao form and the basic techniques 1-18

[@paolo3594]

Se si fermano i fotogrammi ci sono una marea di errori...

[@undinesantos3944]

Thank you for sharing this video. Who is this amazing man? Great Wing Chun

[@peterjslevin4834]

His name is Kevin chan ( kamon wing chun) I know some people that have trained with him and have A great deal of respect for him.

[@undinesantos3944]

@@peterjslevin4834 Thank you so much for your reply, Peter. That's great. Kevin Chan, great moves. Would love to learn from this guy

[@thewmbshowaaronlopez3811]

Toouch hands with emin boztepe hell cleanu up

[@thewmbshowaaronlopez3811]

Ryder E idiot

[@puddintame6310]

Whoa, when do I get advanced enough that my attacker only hits once then lets me do anything I please to him?

[@LeoLucaNucera]

I understand your question well; I asked myself that too; even if not practical. I think it's a subjective matter of personal qualities that some people mature and others don't; some manage to develop the ability to intercept and act without receiving blows from the attacker. The most important thing is to work; always work."

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Shouldn't the volenteer be wearing Protection Gear for the wing chun guy to make full contact and delivering 75-85% power? (as he's now delivering 0% power) Otherwise he ALMOST doesn't really need the other guy at all, and can just shadow box the moves by himself. Great speed+good form here, good fitness too, but what we are seeing in vid is what Bruce called "SWIMMING ON DRY LAND". Some one practicing swimming on dry land can have great form+speed too but it's sort of useless. You need to get into the water to practice it or if to do it on dry land you should have weights on your arms while some one throws buckets of water at you (meaning hitting protective geared person). This above is like swimming on dry land when its raining outside, or more like drizzling outside. But again, great fitness+speed!

[@lovestospooge6737]

someone get that man a sandwich. good demo though

[@LMFAS9528]

Very good but try to be a bit looser your to rigid and your dropping the internals and its becoming limb power ,,

[@Sava.S]

Im into mma, meaning i try to practice as much martial arts as possible and im big fighter against bullshido (fake martial artist) this is not one of them, wing chun can be extremely effective if done and practiced right

[@eusabiaeusabia]

Coitado do cara kkk

[@workdays8280]

Think he been viewing to many Bruce Lee movie

[@Cafe3ke1234]

I have kicked this guys ass several times, do not believe the hype. I can teach you a real version of advanced wing chun taught by none other than STEVEN SEAGAL.

[@skiller242]

it is suppost to be martial art or a combat demonstration? becuase I never been attack like that in my life

[@MustAfaalik]

@Ori. Obviously you are not trained in WC to know that sticky hands is a means to sharpen your WC & you are not getting it from me.

[@mellonhead9568]

​@@MustAfaalik sticky hands dont mean squat in the street against a boxer.... bruce lee came to remove wing chun trapping and chi sau in his fighting style JKD..... its a waste youll be knocked out tryna do some fancy shizz

[@MustAfaalik]

@@mellonhead9568 Right! Chi sau does not mean chi sau in a fight. Are you sure Bruce did not apply trapping & utilising chi sau's sensitivity & respond in JKD???????????🙂

[@mellonhead9568]

@@MustAfaalik he did earlier but nearing the end of his he had done away with it... trapping is too slow

[@MustAfaalik]

@@mellonhead9568 Your concept of sensitivity, sticking & trapping diverge from their application & purpose. Whatever you want to believe, mate.

[@instruktorAvto]

Вот почему винчун не работает в ММА. Дистанция - локоть. На такой дистанции в ММА борцы уже лезут обниматься, а удары в горло в глаза в пах запрещены. А как такой субтильный китаец может остановить пузатого дядьку, если ему нельзя в горло засадить.

[@davidadmingerardo9423]

Hit in troth??

[@rontate7719]

I pay good money to see any hand arm techniques match against just a golden glove boxer of same exp level... Except of course eye jabs etc,,, But I think you get the idea/// How bout a demo ,or exibition with Old man Suger Ray or Roberto Duran...against the best Wing Chunner

[@ericmonroe6024]

Ron Tate Respectfully......that’s what everyone says though. “Wing Chun guy against (insert art) but the WC guy can’t throw eye strikes, groin shots, throat strikes, elbows, knee/groin kicks. WC as a combat art (and MOST on KZbin are crap) is not able to be put against a sport art evenly. Naturally if a WC guy spars a boxer he can’t eye strike in a friendly match.....but if he did.....it would end the match fairly quickly. Without the eye strike......the boxer plows through. It’s not apples to apples unfortunately.

[@rontate7719]

I agree somewhat,,sports are sports with somewhat humane rules... but, There are plenty of Chun techniques advertised ,to be able to see any effectiveness?? Just put some head gear on ,agree an go at it ,even half speed or 3/4 or whatever it takes.. Plenty of lapsoa paksoa,and elboow,and palm strikeds with out eye jabs etc...

[@ericmonroe6024]

indeed. The BIGGEST shame of the whole thing is that when Wing Chun is represented on the internet it is 99 out of 100 times complete garbage. Where the guy claiming to be a WC guy did a free week from a garbage WC school and now the art as a whole gets looked at as a joke. Its sad....because when used in its correct form its effective. WC is just another way to deliver a set of strikes/attacks to the opposite opponent. The angles, the direct lines of attack, the science that support the system is very much there. Its just not taught, practiced, and perfected. I mean....for the sake of argument.....Bruce Lee had barely half of the system from Ip Man and look at the fighter/martial artist he turned out to be with only some of WC as his foundation. Good chatting BTW thanks for being objective and kind. :)

[@thebestisyettocome8620]

Read this new book titled Myths and blind spots in the fighting arts’ world. /After the Bible, it’s the next gοοd bοοk for you! In one of his chapters he exposes and destroys major concepts of Wing Chun, like chi sao and centerline theory. What a mind boggling book and I feel commenting on it is just doing it injustice. He offers however good solutions.

[@morgenholz]

Being a practitioner of Wing Chun for 40 years, I can tell you this is not advanced material. It is basic and a little stiff and sloppy.

[@dewasandjaja8540]

why the opponent just one punch and one strike?

[@nyclee9133]

Dewa Sandjaja to show the technique

[@liamsomeone6333]

because it's a demonstration

[@jacob_ian_decoursey_the_author]

If I can make an observation (and let me know if I'm totally off-base here) but it seems wing chun is mainly about deflecting attacks and quickly disengaging an attacker so the attacked can get away safely. It's not about KOing an opponent. It's very defensive. The reason I feel this way is I see a lot of MMA vs. XYZ martial art where the MMA guy destroys the other. But (and again anyone who does MMA can correct me here) MMA is equally if not more so focused on power and offense, developing physical toughness and delivering blows to destroy the target. Neither style is bad though. They're just designed with different intentions in mind. In fact mixing Wing Chun with another more power-driven style like kickboxing or BJJ might help round it out for a wider context of situations. But when you try to "prove" one martial art is objectively superior to another in a sparring match, it feels like you're just fueling your own ego (same goes for wing chun guys challenging MMA...just stop). But then again, I'm not a martial artist. Just an observer on the interweb.

[@davidwilliams4837]

Jacob DeCoursey You're off-base. True WC is about pressure and wedging. It's meant more for real-world ruthless application than "sport". If one uses WC "defensively" than they don't understand WC. It's focus is in devastating effortless power. I have used it against multiple attackers in the street and it truly works IF one has the ability and ruthlessness to employ it. Without forward pressure WC is fangless... like a doorstop wedge pulled back from a door. The trouble is most can't "see" it. Nor do they understand it's principles. For instance, no WC practitioners truly understand the the real application of Fook Sao. It is meant to be done EXACTLY like the Siu Lim Tao against a specific kind of attack. Yet many WC people think it is a "secondary" or even non-existent form. It may well be the most misunderstood martial art form.

[@alekx58]

Xu Ju qwuan yu Chuan FA qwuan fa Hai te Hai she Cheng te Ta te te

[@alekx58]

Dui Shi nei ke wen bei BU xu si Chi wen Jong chun

[@txlec99]

Nothing else to say except i feel extremely sorry and bad for the the guy playing the dummy, was he paied? Cuz this wing chun guy clear isnt very professional and so he doesnt seem to have control of his wing chun, hes being almost like a thug int he street trying to kill you the shit out of your life lol.

[@billie87aj1]

who is this guy ?

[@uzknistasis]

a ninja master :))

[@robertbrown1778]

It's Kevin Chan

[@suleymankamran1161]

Too stiff and robotic wing chun suppose to be flowing and why is top off....

[@user-mx6hq2lr8h]

넌 천천희들어와 당황하지않고 울대를 빡 끝

[@andrasolivier7185]

U reach out a lot for a good WT, u need to relax more u too stiff, if ur opponent inchpower ur action ull get ur structure broken and ur elbow strikes are a very nonWT, instead of freeshoulder stright move u r using a very bad manner w stiffed shoulder and a round move, its too obvious and visible for oponent and very easy to stop u and again get u off ballance by destroying ur structure. Nice drill anyway.

[@ichimarugin1995]

Too much brute force and movement too robotic. Wing tsun must be more fluid and light... however not so bad.

[@grimeyzill]

This movie shit not real street fighting..

[@suleymankamran1161]

Its good but wing chun its rubbish for me

[@liamsomeone6333]

if you train hard you'll get good eventually

[@gunfugames7430]

not bad not much advanced either

[@workdays8280]

This is only external wing Chun. Not real internal wing Chun.therr are like 360 joints on the human body and this scammer don't teach one. A KZbin scammer

[@akiniopelu7774]

All bullsht in a real life situation. Wing chun not for combat. Just a bunch of playing with hands and slapping

[@bertosinglamung1911]

really? go spar with a wing chun instructor and we will see if you last a minute

[@peterjslevin4834]

You can always try joining a class and see if they can persuade you otherwise.

[@liamsomeone6333]

find a wing chun master (not a fake one) and see how long you'd last

[@everaldomoreira4444]

🙏🙏🙏👍

[@noldka]

Wing chun its more faster