Chu Shong Tin - the evolution of his teaching

[@5324TuiG]

I think this is the reason why my teacher when I was living in China never told me what feeling the standing qigong would give mee. Because you focus on a idea that is not spontaneous so you are not relaxed enough. Man this wc teacher is something else. Much respect for him.

[@alancwwong]

The world lost another such a good and respectable Wing Chun master. RIP

[@ronja108]

40 years of experience boiled down to 10 minutes

[@mirandaadams4874]

Such an inspiration 🙏

[@yellostallion]

Priceless. Thank you very much.

[@bravobrav]

Great interview!!!

[@mjt11860]

fascinating. i wish i could find 1 of his students who could teach me this. martial arts genius.

[@jasonwho100]

mjt11860 you could, look up for Sifu Nima King, he is going to start the online course soon

[@baldieman64]

Or Sifu John Kaufman.

[@ArthurHau]

In the old days, people needed to work in the field everyday doing physical labor. So, they understood how to use their joints and muscles in some natural "human" ways. Today, people go to the gym and do some stupid weight lifting to build muscles for display. It is hard to train those muscles to move the natural ways.

[@musikinspace]

Makes a lot of sense. I remember something about how bricklayers retained their strength well into old age, and it was all in how they learned to use their joints for more efficient movement

[@jhonnatam12]

por que não tem nada em wing chun em português...?

[@lordtains]

I'm so incredibly sad that I only discovered Chu Song Tin now. I would have come to China just to learn from him if he would have been alive today.

[@sungwingchun-chushongtinme4247]

He was a treasure of Hong Kong. Fortunately there are his students and grand students still teaching his methods to those dedicated to learn.

[@chucizhaohun]

what is it if you can't use it in real fight?such as mma...

[@0612tim]

Good point, this is what I wanted to ask too, does he, or any of his disciple have ever applied this in a real fight?

[@SlamjackMonicker]

MMAis not a real fight. Its a show business where rules save you more than the opponent's inability. Moreover, how many wing chun practitioners have actually realized what the grandmaster is saying here. Looks like you cannot process anything important and worthy.

[@0612tim]

No matter it is MMA or real fight, they have never proven that they could apply on it

[@jbouse64]

Go fight them.

[@liecrusher3506]

So, where IS the Nim Tao point in the brain? What part should we focus on?

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

Don't bother with this. This is a pseudoscience. Watch the videos on our channel.

[@zeus1141]

I'm in the USA where could I find more information about his teachings? I am highly interested. thank you before hand

[@sungwingchun-chushongtinme4247]

reded lipstick - Hi, there is a lot of information about Sigung Chu on youtube, at our website (look up Sung Wing Chun on google) or if you want to ask questions you can email me at [e-mail]. Unfortunately he did not have any qualified students who are actively teaching in the USA, if you are dedicated to learn you can always come and visit us in England or alternatively his students in Hong Kong. Email me if you want to discuss, Dan

[@zeus1141]

Sung Wing Chun - Chu Shong Tin lineage in the UK thank you for the information I will see what my possibilities are. Definitely your explanations were more easier to understand. Thanks again

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

This is a pseudoscience, there's a disclosure, Wing Chun Kuen Awakening, available via Google Play. Watch the videos on our channel.

[@darkhorse888]

awesome video of sigung. thanks for posting. cst alumini over to you.

[@hanzbrix4156]

With all due respect to Master Chu, I don't think the pursuit to a faster nim Tao is a worthy pursuit. Why does a black walnut or an oak take longer to grow than a popel? Ng Mui may have asked the same question.

[@liecrusher3506]

I got the sense, he was referring to a more efficient means, to reach Nim Tao.

[@liecrusher3506]

At the same time, it makes no sense to delay the process, when it's not necessary.

[@nohhknowwyeww]

Rest well...It looks as if Ip Man used breathing and alignment. Ip Chun used perhaps breathing & dynamic tension.-Ernie Moore Jr. 小念頭 seems to wind the muscles in a natural contraction. Short moves to break the wound muscle to make it longer and less tense.-Ernie Moore Jr. Lengthen the muscle and anchor from ground to ankle, from ankle to knee, from knee to hip, from hip to waist, from waist anchor spine bones one after the others. Force is generated by thought at any moment...-Ernie Moore Jr. The in-between are tension the change and ends relax tension and release force, change speed. Squeeze the arms and chest and body and legs and feet and neck refining the muscles squeezing or wringing-out the tension to be stronger and more durable while thinner-like a woman's sinewy strength, for faster and firmer and more effortless, perhaps.-Ernie Moore Jr. Rest-In-Peace-EMJ

[@adriandye134]

Intent.....and relax.

[@cw32211]

師父, 似玩混元裝.

[@SS41688]

Who would like to see a real fight of the master in his younger years?

[@edmondto3285]

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[@arsomorumaitoyame8252]

SHW! SHW! SHW! SHW! SHHHWWW.....!

[@elel2608]

This is what Bruce Lee was missing.

[@rikkich5357]

Actually you are wrong Bruce Lee managed to generate huge power ,and speed which many of his students could duplicate I have always though he found away his thoughts on it hits by it self follow that principal as does his being relaxed

[@rikkich5357]

Couldn't

[@PaulGappyNorris]

El Rilla - 😂😂😂

[@tommyli6301]

Bruce Lee never learned this method.

[@elel2608]

@@rikkich5357 Unless you can show me proof, Bruce Lee relied on typical plyometrics and not training the myofascial system that would allow someone to be relaxed but at the same time substantial and explosive.