Circular-slashing POWER of Wing Chun!

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Wing Chun's 2nd form - Chum Kiu - helps develop the ability to produce Multi-directional circular forces that is effective for mobilizing our mass to roll and penetrate through the opponent's structure. Clever bio-mechanics which leads to relative;y effortless power.
The real joy of the practice is the inner balance, control and connection of the body and mind that it produces... Hence why we called our school "Mindful Wing Chun"...

[@user-nr9jc1zx9m]

Awesome explanation on using Circular Slashing force, I am expose to Boxing, Muay Thai and wrestling but haven't encounter using slashing in combat. Thanks for the info

[@MindfulWingChun]

glad it helped 👍🏻

[@matzerias]

I appreciate what you share with us and I can imagine the healthy benefit of that kind of body connection and special energy, though I still cannot grasp the way of application and use that kind of force in a dynamic and stressful situation like a fight or even sparring. Maybe because I just can observe with my eyes and yet never experienced that kind of force personally. I'll keep my mind open and continue to go the way. We'll see what it leads to and what I found during my journey. 😉🙏 Best greetings!

[@MindfulWingChun]

The first step is to be able to do it in a non stressful situation like in the forms, then against resistance lile this video, then in the dummy and Chisau, then at speed and with randomness lile hitting a bag and in partner exercises that works on range, timing and stress, and then you will be able to have the confidence to do it against someone trying to hurt you. Being able to use the body in this way is step 1 and a lot of people stop the practice before they can even do that.

[@marcotrosi]

Sifu Nima King, a friend of mine send me a photo of you and our Si Gung Kernspecht and Sifu Schembri. I assume you had the chance to feel them and exchange ideas/thoughts/concepts? How was that encounter for you? I have also seen old images where Si Gung Kernspecht met Si Gung Chu Shong Tin.

[@MindfulWingChun]

We just met and had a chat for a couple of hours, whoch I enjoyed and found interesting. I asked to touch hands on a couple of occasions during the meeting and he said they don't have time on that day, so hopefully it can be done before they leave back to Germany during this trip. I'm waiting for him to let Ms know when they can do it. When we took photos, he asked to pose in Chisau postures, so those photos were just poses while sitting on chairs.

[@marcotrosi]

@@MindfulWingChun- Aaaaaargh Si Gung Kernspecht what are you doing? My only hope was that you could touch hands one day, and exactly that didn't happen. What a pity. Thanks for your response. All the best to you and your family.

[@Mark-tl8vz]

@@marcotrosi scheint eine Masche zu sein , wenn jmd das Wasser reichen könnte

[@michaelreadnower4424]

very nice explanation ty

[@MindfulWingChun]

Glad you found it useful Michael 🙏

[@adriandye134]

yes

[@MindfulWingChun]

😊👊

[@fauxz3782]

This is very good. Is this a body mechanic explanation or the lower dantien ?

[@MindfulWingChun]

it's not lower Dantien. The flow come up the spine and and into the limbs (similar to raising the Kundalini in Yoga) in our method and we don't work with the Dantien.

[@fauxz3782]

Thanks for explaining@@MindfulWingChun

[@user-ux7kq1lz5j]

Does the hip involve in this movement? @@MindfulWingChun

[@musichaven7598]

I think i've seen that in the 3rd form with the arm moves wit the body... the center is controlling the movement and gives power from there to the shoulder and into the elbow or the whole arm itself...i haven't tried the 3rd form yet but i've seen what it looks like....correct me if i'm wrong Sifu :)

[@MindfulWingChun]

It's actually from the 2nd form Chum Kiu. It's the movement that us done right after the uppercut 👍

[@musichaven7598]

@@MindfulWingChun thank you Sifu...

[@veganninja5886]

Is there anyway to practice this solo?

[@MindfulWingChun]

of course. that is actually the only first step, to practice and develop it through the solo practices os the Siu Nim Tao and Chum Kiu forms

[@ZaddyZavid]

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