3 Most Dangerous Wing Chun Techniques

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What are the 3 most dangerous Wing Chun Techniques? In this Video Sifu Dan Lok explains what he has learned and experienced to be the most effective offensive as well as defensive Wing Chun Techniques.
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[@raygsbrelcik5578]

In a potential "Situation," I choose a more 'passive' stance. If I suspect a guy might be about to start something---I simply hold my hands in front of my chest, palms OUT...as if to say, "I really do not want to DO this." But from that position, I can both react, and MOVE very quickly; I've trained myself to do so. In this way, I provide a possible way to prevent a fight in the first place.

[@johnpogany2444]

That’s what we were trained in Krav Maga to do have your hands out in in passive manner I’m a millisecond away from the target

[@pugrosecarriephonenut]

after a few years privately practicing my martial art, i've also noticed the "surrendering hands" are the best compromise in defense-offense, as well as forming some kind of "prison bars shield" in front of you (notice what your forearms are forming when you surrender, 2 vertical bars in front of you, plus your palms, that can shield you from a lot already; injuries on arms are survivable, hits on your head and torso are more fatal). it doesn't appear like i'm readying for a fight, which is a plus point in case i am investigated by the police, i appear innocent, i look like i was just defending myself.

[@Katerina111111000]

Excellent video! thank you for slowing them out for us

[@dominiquebrans1650]

Merci pour cette vidéo très intéressante. 🙏

[@msh12319]

Inspired me with your martial arts n business skills. Worried about quitting practicing martial arts if got into business, but now you changed the way i thought. One for Standard Life n Second for Inner Peace. Thank you, master @DanLok. I am your fan in business, now that i know you also still practice Wing Chun... you inspired me! !

[@codereddefense]

Great video!

[@DanLok]

Keep watching. Keep learning.

[@manojsahu-qy3ik]

@@DanLok Hi

[@ryanburchett8455]

My thoughts exactly.

[@choileefut]

I've been trained in many styles for past 25yrs and worked as bouncer for over 16 yrs. these are good techniques,good vid keeping it real,subbed!!!!

[@msh12319]

Respect you too for training nearly 30 yrs

[@cidybudd8334]

I thoroughly enjoy your video demonstrations. I am an apprentice at a local school for Jin Jung kwan Hapkido and we utilize alot of the same techniques. You break them down and explain them well.

[@jeromevandeneynde3895]

Those Wing Chung lessons/ series are great Dan!!

[@krupali9383]

We are in a way similar to each other cause even I started jkd when I was bullied in my school. You have helped me a lot. Thank You DAN for your Hard Work. May God Give You Everything You Desire.

[@towtruckdriver1000]

Dan lok ......badass brother from around the globe good vids keep em coming

[@d15z1sux]

gotta wear that body armour into a street fight with the goggles haha

[@DanLok]

If you wear that on the street, I am certain people will stay away from you. Haha

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

CAUTION: Do not apply finger jabs until you've strengthened your fingers sufficiently for about 2 or 3 months---and even then, be careful how hard you strike an object when you're learning. And keep those fingers tight...Together.

[@harveywfg]

wow Dan, those finger jobs demonstrations were amazing. loved the other techniques you shared here as well!

[@DanLok]

Glad you got value from what I showed in my video!

[@makehumanitygreatagain8128]

Dan, I've got a brilliant idea for you.

[@chavalperezperez3738]

+Dan Lok thanks like to you all video

[@michaelmixedandmagnificent9103]

@@DanLok why are you calling Biu Sao "finger jabs?" Is it for the Lehman?

[@kadiru.4419]

Only if your opponent doesnt know how to kick or keep distance! Wing tsun is great against aggresive people who cant fight

[@runswithbears3517]

Attacks to the eyes are great for self-defense. Almost everyone will go into "oh fuck"-mode when they are struck in the eye(s), even if you miss. And unless you are particularly vicious, it generally causes no permanent damage.

[@sonalrao4271]

Mister you are right

[@jakem.1587]

If you're not "particularly vicious" in a fight, your not fighting.

[@1DRIPSTER]

Maybe you can put out a video on how to end a street fight quick. If the guy is stanced up in a boxing stance or if he's standing with hands down. All scenarios please. I would greatly appreciate.

[@1DRIPSTER]

I did Wing Chung a long time ago. Unfortunately the Instructor concentrated more on hand conditioning than actual movement causing me to give up. Your videos give me inspiration again. Please do a video on the above request. Thank you sooo much.

[@clbdyc]

Wing Chun proverb. Your reaction depends on the situation. My Sifu said once you engage it should be over in 3 seconds. Don't be exchanging blows. Look where their balance is. Or really isn't. If they step in hard, side step and use your body to knock them off balance. Then start throwing elbows.

[@jamescooper9573]

@@clbdyc yourSifu sounds like my teacher as well brother. Good things!

[@dyanderson7]

These are deceptively powerful looking, (HTC group 3), Thank you

[@sinqros]

Stuff that actually works in real street fight, like Krav Maga.. Wing Chun rocks

[@chojinkid]

Krav Magic

[@pena1950]

@@chojinkid Lol are you making fun of martial arts? First wing Chun then now krav maga. Do you know MCMAP uses Krav Maga as well.

[@Mahluhkai]

I actually learned that the hard way today that stuff works😳😳

[@62202ify]

Krav Maga like Jeet Kune Do were specifically designed for street combat.

[@joelstatosky1817]

@J L . The wing chun kick to the knee really does damage. If you want to do self defense that is good

[@Andrew_JKD]

Perfect! Especially as basic self defense tecniques!! Simlicity is the top of the art!

[@TheMoot87]

All I can say too the people slagging of this man, fight him one on one for real an see who's left standing. Bet he would rake out all your eye balls an leave you crying like babies. Wing Chun is one of the very best an toughest forms of martial arts. Closed book.

[@davegardner2578]

TheMoot87 meditation techniques

[@mortalkombat1984]

Bruce lee used it as a basic so that said enough

[@paultrue4408]

If it was good enough for Bruce Lee it`s good enough for anybody

[@savagealphawolf5929]

So funny how you got a love for that hes like .....yea .....actually thats about right .....raking out the eyeballs......hmmmmmm......

[@Tyrfingr]

I would simply employ Wing Feet and run like a hurricane in the other direction...

[@jboomhauer]

Clear, concise, logical. Subscribed based on this video.

[@DanLok]

Keep watching. keep learning.

[@megajlaing]

Excellent thank you for putting the knowledge out there. It is such a great time to be learning this Martial Art because the tradition is in dire times, and so the secrets are being shared online much more than I expected.

[@jakem.1587]

Young Grasshopper.

[@jakem.1587]

You can also finger jab and they'll react just enough to throw off your intended point of attack and you'll break your finger and that hand will be fooked and ultimately taken outta outta the fight. Personal, I don't want to even think about a potential broken finger in specially in a fight so I prefer to sacrifice the extra 3" and use an open palm instead. An open palm hit to the nose can/will make your opponents eyes water, blurring their vision for future attacks or a speedy get way and depending on how it's delivered will send their nose to into the back of their head. Very effective and the chances of you hurting yourself are greatly decreased... But it's whatever tickles your pickle.

[@spr1zzy]

Very problematic

[@jakem.1587]

@@spr1zzy lol true that

[@nikos_tsvdks8218]

Brilliant! Just subscribed!

[@TheBnvirulent]

Your videos are just too addictive. AWESOME 👍

[@GeekWingChun]

Excellent video! I just had two comments. (1) Structurally speaking, Tan Sao is not that great for hook punches. Biu Sao does the job nicely. (2) While the Straight Blast certainly is a good technique, I don't know that I would label it as one of the deadliest. I've sparred with guys who, if they were able to block the first punch, then they were able to block them ALL. It has to be used at the right time.

[@jonenemo148]

IP MAN is the beast

[@DanLok]

TechAvJBAF, exactly. IP Man has been inspiring people even until this day. When we see people like Ip Man, Bruce Lee and many more who have left a good legacy, one must ask how can I leave a strong legacy as well.

[@jonenemo148]

btw, I'm learning wing Chun :D

[@michaelmixedandmagnificent9103]

To bad he only had 50% of the Ving Tsun system. (The center triangle. )

[@hordenotnathan8387]

Did you know guys the IP man was the instructor of Bruce Lee.

[@geliattilajames9497]

I like Donnie Yen😀

[@ulrichmedez9656]

I HAVE BEEN PRACTICING TAEKWANDO SINCE I WAS 6 AND I GOT BEATEN IN THE TORNAMENT BY A EXPERT WING CHUN FIGHTER. ;_;

[@veniom9086]

Ulrich Medez i was praticig taekwodo but i gave up

[@DanLok]

Glad you got value!

[@kelvinlai4328]

I think Taekwando is really great. I practice that when I was 7. However, the problem is it require great physical. Now I am 40 and I can't really kick that high as I was young. However, Wing chun is for all age which is great.

[@DanLok]

Excellent

[@jeffthekiller-cx3ln]

Ulrich Medez practice make perfect.✌

[@commandresults1705]

Thanks for this on-point training video; the techniques work, and can save your life.

[@juseveac6416]

Would really like my children to start some kind of martial arts. Always preferred wing chun, Muay Thai and jujitsu. Wished my dad enrolled us but now I think I'm too old and nursing too many old injuries to start. Great video Dan

[@DanLok]

Welcome.

[@BlueFang714]

I would recommend you do the wing chun regardless of what you may think of your physical limitations unless you're legitimately at the point where you have a lot of difficulty doing basic movement. If you're capable of something like jogging, and have full mobility, it should be good. It'll teach you good body mechanics that even if aren't used for competition may come in handy in a pinch, and may help you prevent future health issues. Even with my wife, I simply teach her the stance just so she can realign her back because she'll start getting pain. Wing Chun teaches you to stack the spine, which helps alleviate stress in the lower back. That's just an example. It can be done with little stress if that's what you want. I'd also recommend Tai Chi. Personally I think Tai Chi mechanics go more in depth than Wing Chun, and carry the same benefits of understanding your body and how to prevent injuries that you may have been leading up to for a decade or longer due to improper alignments or unnecessary stress on ligaments etc. You don't need to perform like an athlete with either of these two styles and both have meditative focuses as well to at least some degree. They both teach you to fight without muscular resistance to strenght when unnecessary, so the stress shouldn't be too high for you so long as you take your time with it. Muay Thai and Juijitsu on the other hand no matter what will require that level of physical strain that may be difficult for you. You could also look into other internal martial arts like Xing Yi, or Ba Gua. They all take a gentle approach, but can be applied in a very stressful manner and can be taught in the manner of someone doing Muay Thai or Jiujitsu, but don't have to be. I'm sure any instructor would be willing to work with you at the pace you require, even if it has to be a once or twice a month private class. Some places are good with private classes since they're more pricey. One Wing Chun school was a bit of a distance away. Their policy was if you do 2 private classes you're free to show up to any public class you want. But besides all that, internal arts in many cases preserve the health aspect which is great for someone concerned with their physical body. It'll if nothing else gently make you more limber and maybe take away some chronic pain. But internal arts are also applied externally, and something like Tai Chi can create massive force through their biomechanics because they took the time to understand the body.

[@31soham1]

Remember age doesnt matter for anything and goes for martial arts as well. In my Dojo people over 55 has also been practising martial arts.

[@deltaridge2688]

Injury can be fixed by a Tic Tar master like Chris Leong in Malaysia.

[@dariens583]

Thank you Dan for this video as for me out of the all things you have distilled, the words you use within your actions are superb and speak every bit of your self-awareness. I love when you strike the throat, full blast, millimetres within your control. The 1% difference!

[@antoniovasquez5582]

I will practice more, thank you for sharing your, tricks. I humbly Thank you again my friend;!

[@squifflessquaffles6339]

Thanks! These will come in handy.

[@pratyakshsharma3891]

Thank you sir

[@KeonkHejo]

Thank you so much my shifu at your lesson🙏

[@reflexflow333]

I like the knee stomp eye jab combo, I'm a strong believer in blending style and I will adding these to the mix. Thank You Great Video.

[@95manneya]

Master Lok!! Thank you!!

[@nuwansanjeewa9114]

Really great vedio sir... I learn lot of from your vedios Thanks a lot

[@acousticgk6273]

Unfortunately I was bullied at school and feared fighting or even standing with confidence, Still I don't regret that I found these instructive and explained videos,though late, but i believe that its never too late. Thank you so much sir. Ip man inspired me also. Sir please make a detailed Video for chain punching. And also help us to know how we can practice without wooden dummy or any person Because i have none of these. Again thank you so much sir😊😊great work😊

[@alexandrucatalindragan6842]

Please watch mma videos. Get into mma. I promise this is coming from someone that wants to help you. Watch ufc fights, they are really high level fights. You see what works, everything is allowed. Fight likd them, it's proven to work you can watch. You can learn a LOT by yourself. But you will need someone, a good friend maybe whos a good teacher and knows how to throw a punch show you the mechanics. If not, look up drills for each punch on youtube. Yes you heard me right, you ll find out real fast on your own by comparing your jab to other fighters'. You need to learn every single punch, your punches need to at least be able to hurt someone, it s the hard truth. Then, after you re confident you csn put your whole body iinto a hook, work on your guard. Start learning feints , parrying, hand fighting, move on to kicks learn how to kick. It s harder than it looks. To throw a proper high kick you ll need to rep those low kicks and body kicks, get your hips in them... get into mma forget other 'martial arts'

[@Gol.DRichOfficial]

@@alexandrucatalindragan6842 Jeet Kune Do is better… it takes the best parts of many Martial Art styles, leaving the flashy unnecessary movements. And the best part is that after you learn the fundamentals, it’s up to you to manifest your own style. And you can then suggest someone to learn from MMA

[@andyng5321]

go and call the police.

[@brandonrondeau9606]

Nicely done!

[@adrianetembra4047]

Esse professor é sensacional ❤

[@kevinreese8224]

We practice kata that are descended from the forms of Wing Chun, White Crane, etc, and I always love seeing those connections and studying them 😁

[@mantragod6233]

Dan..once again JonSlang is extremely grateful to u as u have re-ignited the flame of desire in me to pursue the life-saving techniques and health benefits of the martial arts! JonSlang is forever indebted to the Mighty Dan Lok. Thank u - the Immortal JonSlang

[@AJ-lv9ex]

Sifu, the born teacher! Doesn't matter if it's business, martial arts or life. You're my teacher. You are my mentor. Thanks, Sifu!

[@rollynieva920]

Thank you for this very helpful techniques, good work all and God bless daily.

[@anthonymartinez7844]

Magnificent video. Thank you for sharing.

[@DanLok]

Keep watching. Keep learning.

[@mr.j1832]

That kick has been my go to first move. Then my second one popping the arm. But only if they don't stop. I really don't like to hurt ppl but bullies hurt me first. Peace and love and nobody gets hurt. 🙏

[@dixonbeejay]

Awesome totally amazing I love it

[@stefanchrist9428]

❤ thank you so very much that you show me more things to learn

[@McPhil0]

Another great video. Your movements show you are an expert.

[@creativeengineering4553]

Self-defense techniques are very important for every one. I have seen Wing Chun Techniques. Those were very great and effective. Practicing your customs shows that you love your country and virtues. real man;

[@kingades1013]

Thanks for the techniques Dan and you know Bruce Lee's techniques and many others too, in my lifetime I want to make my own fighting style by choosing my best ones from learning

[@maximilianraley2457]

Essentially mma. Every single mma fighter does the exact and thing. Lessens multiple martial arts and utilizes the ones they think fit them the best and are most effective.

[@rectoapurisima1092]

I didn't know that sir Dan Lok knows martial arts 💖 2020

[@mikeoaks1000]

Nice to see practical sound advice. Keeping it simple and effective, no drama.

[@goldenhero7876]

Great Video! I watch all three Ip Man movies which show the beautiful style of Wing Chun and personally 1 and 2 are on my top 10 list of best movies of all time.

[@9tailkhajiit]

I love the Ip Man films! 3rd one was kinda whack, only bc Mike Tyson wouldn't stand a chance lol. The ending was sweet tho. You also hear they're coming out with a 4th one this year? Scott Adkins will be playing the bad guy role.. :/

[@jlee3662]

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[@httvlog4382]

Thank you

[@KennethPaulino-vd8dd]

Massachusetts food I want to tell you I appreciate all your videos. I mean I’m in Los Angeles and you don’t have any kind of studio here but your videos are amazing because you show you showed me a lot of the mental the mental wing. Chung is close in in close quarters combat and the mental part is the one that allows you to get in thereand I thank you and your family bless you

[@jamesmckillop3567]

Thank you for this. The slow motion helps a great deal.

[@DanLok]

Stay tuned for more!

[@barrysmith916]

Many thanks Mr.Lok.

[@xxxxzenonxxxx]

Thank you for the awesome videos.

[@cube8544]

Great content Dan Lok....

[@manikdas7200]

Beautiful and masterly demonstration. 👍👍👌🙏

[@ochymanthenewcreature6101]

SR DAN LOCK ME ENCANTA COMO USTED ENSEÑA. VOY APRENDER WING CHUN ESTOY EMPEZANDO EN MI CASA. DLB. ABRAZO BENDICIONES PARA USTED Y SU FAMILIA. GRACIAS

[@annadir2811]

@iamdamonie here @Danlock I love your videos and there inspiring. You have taught me a lot about business and now this. Thanks bro keep the energy positive

[@dimitrioszafeiropoulos673]

Very good video!!! Thank you.

[@dragodragon9031]

I love this Martial Art!!! Verry good explanation!!! Simple and direct!!!!

[@hwayoungjoo2880]

Very Impressive Sifu Dan. Thank you for meeting with me and Desmond for Dim Sum.

[@DanLok]

Glad you liked it

[@polarsnoc5156]

I'm a weight lifter and I also do a lot of cardio. I have also trained in different types of martial arts and I honestly have to say that out of all the videos I have watched of Dan Lok you cannot deny that what he teaches makes sense and this stuff would and will work if you use the techniques and information that he is teaching. Thank you Mr. Lok!

[@amk8411]

You on steroids, Bro? ...sis? ...Bro...

[@fahadislammahemichelle3962]

I 'am learning basic wing chin from master wong

[@DanLok]

Great

[@asianpride937]

Master Wong is awesome. He's funny and serious in the same time.

[@danielsaputro877]

But master wong teach a lot of kung fu, not only wing chun, and i'm a little bit nervous whereas his move is mixed up with another kungfu. Not purely Wing chun technique.

[@savagealphawolf5929]

@@DanLok could you do a little collab with master wong he is pretty funny and it would be interesting and a good learning experience to hear the different methodologies especially for practicality and efficiency

[@caesarlouishartadi2799]

yes, very basic and simple...

[@yenxiong6225]

keep it up man... good shit

[@smoohtalker321]

Great lessons thanks

[@lilkingakabmk1474]

amazing training

[@joshrandall7346]

Thanks for this technique!!!

[@neinneinnein379]

We want this version of Dan Lok back

[@serumpanisedenis3747]

Your a good practical teacher nice leasons 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@johnjones8839]

Fantastic Videos ! I tried to look him up on instagram and all business lol! Great material and will incorporate most of this knowledge into practice, Thank you for sharing!

[@axiongoblininterests1280]

Uped My Game, Thank You! New Student.

[@DanLok]

I am happy to see that. Keep practicing!

[@tropical9880]

My son is currently in a Dojo that is teaching him Kung Fu, Judo, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Ninjutsu, and Karate. He loves it, because he is learning 5 arts at once without having to take 5 classes. All this for the price of one and the instructors are top notch.

[@jean4j_]

So what's the name of the class then ? How do they call it ?

[@lightningshark67]

It's probably a form of MMA class. But this tends to lead to a jack of all trades, master of none type of situation.

[@kickbam213]

Jean-Loïc De Jaeger mma?

[@j.martin4476]

"I fear not the man who has practiced 10000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10000 times." - Bruce Lee your son will be mediocre at all instead of mastering one. Far better off picking one focus and mastering it. Far more value in that than in your walmart style class.

[@FR-ty5vn]

tropical that’s an awful lot all at once - I’ve studied 5 arts but that’s over 31 years - 2 arts simultaneously now and it can get confusing.

[@grumpysquid]

Practical info with no BS or gimmicks. Subbed

[@oneshotj]

This is what I want to learn!

[@eliseohernandez1283]

very interesting thx for sharing

[@R1-FR1]

Very Good Explanation

[@2SAVEaSOUL]

Thank you Sensei

[@Honey2312]

Thank you sir Dan Lok too much knowledge from you.

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

A "Cobra," or, "Knuckle strike" is also good.

[@LarryArrojo-cz8qu]

EXCELLENT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 AGAIN MY RESPECTABLE AND PRECIOUS TALENTED MENTOR SIR DAN LOK, I HAD MY WORKOUTS 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪 THIS MORNING AND I PRACTICED THAT THREE DANGEROUS WING CHUN TECHNIQUES! God bless SIR DAN LOK AND MORE POWER! I HEARTFELT GRATITUDE TO ALL OF YOUR STAFFS ! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@maqraps2666]

Hope to become as good as you! I’m currently on my second duan. Thanks for the video!

[@mick62mick]

All your videos are excellent.

[@mikeoxlong5335]

this help me fight off thieves thanks

[@felixmixvlog105]

tnx for sharing this technique

[@onlinewong06143413]

if one is well trained in boxing, combined with wing chun and kung fu techniques, then he can be extremely dangerous given that so many illegal techniques are taught in wing chun. keep it up

[@ap0lmc]

I'm prepared to use finger spear to eyes all the time. I don't care how big you are what comes after the finger spear is a vicious combo designed to stop you.

[@DanLok]

Interesting insights shared Davis! Continue to apply what you are learning. Keep it up

[@dekewlasianboi5028]

ap0lmc Im doing that as well

[@bigbunny6573]

i consider these dirty tactics, but it is effective. if i get put in a hold i will go for the eyes, jugular in the throat or rupture their eardrums, force their nasal bone up. i am peaceful, and the only time i would fight is to maintain the peace and incapacitate the threat

[@jpringle1979]

@@bigbunny6573 no such thing in a street fight as dirty tactics. Its kill or be killed.

[@darrenallen2399]

@@jpringle1979 facts!! Ppl shooting over bowls of cereal now

[@opencase1839]

What great techniques thanks dan. EMPTY YOUR MIND

[@sarahmerinero6120]

Thank you master I will use this technique From Paris

[@stevewallace9508]

nice demo, love the finger jab. i do leung ting wing tsun, we do our tan sou slightly different but otherwise its all the same

[@safrazhanif1390]

Brilliant video 👍

[@DedicatedSpartan]

what's the beat at the beginning of the video.

[@richardfielder5185]

I love the Low kick stomp

[@ronniearthur9071]

Hi,my name Ronnie I love watching videos all great!!

[@j.jamesYT]

Perfect video!! After being NY's watching guardian, I'll focus myself on being Sherlock Holmes in Chicago!!!👏

[@jarvesejoschandanaparamban2274]

Great Information. Applicable.