Butterfly Swords Intro Sifu Dominic Békés 'William Cheung Wing Chun'

In this video Sifu Dominic Békés Introduces the Bart Jarm Dao or Eight Slash Blade, Butterfly Swords. He also discusses the Dragon Pole and explains the basis of the two weapons. Along with private lesson footage of GM William Cheung demonstrating some of the movements.
On the British Wing Chun Kung Fu Association Website there are instructional videos going into more depth on learning the Butterfly Sword Form. As well as contact details so that it can be learnt in private lessons one to one via Zoom. I hope you enjoy the video! Sifu Dominic Békés
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[@markb8189]

Great and informative video. I have been training a different method of wing chun for a good few years so it’s refreshing to see a different perspective on the system. Thank you for taking the time to put these videos out! The Derek Jones stuff is gold, I was only starting my WC journey when he was teaching BMS Kung fu, imagine what he would have been like now!

[@powerplay4real174]

Nice stuff from Gm.Billy Chueng Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu.

[@WingChun108]

Nice👍

[@maximosseas4377]

Wow, very interesting! I wish I could learn this. Thank you for the insight and showing us this. Take care.

[@Triple-fe3fp]

Check this guy's B.S.

[@michaelspyrou1784]

a very educated sifu. thanks for sharing.

[@shkshk8482]

Is this practical? I understand how this can help wing chun training but against longer weapons from other schools, the swords are too short to be any use. Why doesn't wing chun train Dao or Jian?

[@SirCaIIum]

I’m a big fan of both the dao and the butterfly swords. This said I do prefer the butterfly swords. I am more experienced in them - which is a factor - but under hema rules I find them more practical in a one on one scenario. At the end of the day they’re created for different functions but what I find useful is that they’re very good at blocking and landing meaningful cuts to the hands and arms from which‘finishing’ strikes can then be landed. In the unarmored to lightly armoured scenario these were created for this is really effective but the same can’t be said for when your opponent has decent slashing protection on these areas. At that stage those longer swords become more useful because you have more heft behind the blow 🤷‍♂️ Check out Lindybeigh’s application video for an idea of how they work in practice 👍

[@Triple-fe3fp]

No Rooting at all!

[@翁孤舟]

功夫意淫

[@Triple-fe3fp]

Just as bad as the other two clowns.

[@Triple-fe3fp]

Have you ever applied it to katana..?

[@stefanzza]

Yep, the katana doesn't have a chance.

[@Triple-fe3fp]

THESE GUYS HAS TO HEAR IT.....THEIR Sifu was teaching falsely.

[@stefanzza]

For Example?