Wing Chun Trapping Drill

Trapping is used as a brief moment in time where you create an opening by trapping your opponent's limbs together creating a two-on-one situation. Using the centre line and trapping the opponent are two very big concepts in the martial art Wing Chun. Here Sifu Francis Fong shows how the likes to rep out and drill entering.
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[@JustJay133]

This is a good Sifu! If he is your Sifu, honor him! Spend time with him, learn all you can, for this type of Sifu is rare today!

[@daveyjones9506]

I'm blessed with an incredible Sifu. He truly is a father figure.

[@honeybee2356]

Agreed

[@JingShenKuoshu]

great concepts

[@sobreaver]

BRUTAL LESSON ! : Compassion for your opponent Not that you want to let him win, let him dominate you, compassion for what you are learning, teaching, pain receiving and given, sometimes, ultimately, very saddening, life taken. A lot of time in life will we feel rage, and grandeur, and want to destroy things and people. But taking a life, as fast and 'éphémère' life seems to be, taking a life is a lot, a lot of caring, a lot of days, experiences and tribulations gone in a whim, it is so huge and yet the moment pass without a replay. That level of compassion in your mind and soul, calm your heart so that it strikes with balance toward what is 'needed'.

[@redclayscholar620]

Nah. Sometimes you need to put a rabid dog down.

[@milliosmiles5160]

Super important lesson.

[@glockboxer]

This is the best representation of Wing Chun I've seen.. and i practice teach and love WC! Formlessness in his application (like a real life scenario) but still structural and light.. Cool stuff

[@erichibler2112]

This was an exceptional lesson 👊😎💯

[@Pie-qs4yg]

An exceptional teacher, love his attitude, also love the way he incorporates some boxing technique into W C

[@janicedron5072]

Awsome, thank you!

[@hesitate1726]

No one really realizes how good Wing-chun is good for street fights. Although, it’s just not effective in MMA or someone who knows how to fight, especially if the the opponent has knowledge on boxing, Muay Thai, or anything that is required grappling. Anything that has to do with straight punches (jab) will definitely give a disadvantage to the Wing-chun user. Now this is just based on what I know about Wing-chun, I have a friend who does Wing-chun and it’s hard for him to block my jabs, simply because he does more arm movement than I have in boxing. (please if I have anything wrong, state them in the comments, I have NO MEANS of disrespecting any forms of martial art. Thank you)

[@jaketheasianguy3307]

It's an exotic and still inferior option than just use boxing kickboxing. You start trapping someone's hand, you trapped yourself. You trade 2 weapons to trap 1 and let the other guy one hand free to fire a straight cross straight into your jaw. The best possible way to strike is to hit high line, if it got block, no need to trap and remove the block, just kick low line (low roundhouse or sidekick to the knee) and go back high again

[@Pac_Justice]

Jesus hahaha

[@JustJay133]

@@jaketheasianguy3307 you are not well versed in trapping if this is how you think it works or is applied. No one skilled in trapping chases hands, for the true purpose of trapping, and in its true application, is to disrupt your structure. Once your structure is disrupted, you can’t counter until you regain structure, in which you will not have time to do against one who is truly skilled in this art. The problem is many claim to be skilled in WC, but very few really are.

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

@@JustJay133 Skill is developed thru intense training, sparring and competition, especially at professional competitions. Does sifu above has experience fighting at professional level? Has he nurtured protege to a successful professional career?

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

See muaythai clinching. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXWVgamGYs-JmtU

[@freddiemoore2240]

No lie everything he saying is correct 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@dogguyful]

Yeah, absolutely mate.

[@poorman7526]

Yeah right, he would die in a real fight

[@Joe-ch1si]

That's a bad man rite there

[@yogavibe2516]

Best of the Best 😀

[@danielbwiru5677]

Good

[@johnwillis5279]

Him versus @kattwilliams - this one right here? Yes this here. This one right here? Dst here. This one , this one right here ninja? Yes dis one here...

[@harharoldangelBushidokanMMA]

👍

[@twentyone961]

his voice and the way he talks reminds me of jackie chan

[@alohayoutube]

Sorry, but this is rubbish. Slapping away. No coordination with his centre of mass. Pandering to the MMA crowd with half-baked takedowns. There's good Wing Chun out there, but this ain't it.

[@tongpeter]

Real Wing Chun is It's facing the opponent head-on, not side stand form. This fake

[@tongpeter]

This is JKD , is not Wing Chun

[@crazyshev36]

its wing chun...

[@persada5913]

Since when wing chun plays with grappling?! I saw so much Silat influence in other systems lately. But that's good right because it means Silat is the ultimate art!🥰

[@PHIplaytesting]

Wing chun pairs excellently with grappling. Sifu Francis Fong teaches several styles, including Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu.

[@SatoriLight]

NI HAO MA. XIE XIE HEN HAO THANK YOU SENSEI O SIFU XIE XIE SIFU! google translater for ANCIENT TRADITIONAL MODERN CHINESE. HAI!