Wing Chun For Beginners Part 3: Basic Wing Chun Techniques - Bong Sao

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Use this move demonstrated by Sifu Dan as the go-to first defence technique in Wing Chun for beginners to deflect an attack with lightning speed reflexes.
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On the mook jong this is fine, but for fighting a live opponent, especially if they have boxing experience, what they say at the start of the video is not ideal. The bong sao needs to have some variable distance if it is to transition to the tan sao quickly in a single action, trapping off the jab.

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Usually when i bong Sao i have side stepped over to their side. It's way to easy at this point to push them, or come through and hit. Train bong Sao always with a shift or step over and you will dominate. Standing still or stepping back or stepping forward with Bong Sao will not get you far. Bong should always be done with a shift or step to the side. Great video!

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I really like your videos about Wing Chun why I learn a lot, I usually use the Bong Sao along with my other hand to cover my face and then give a left Uppercut to the jaw.

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[@JKDVIPER]

Bong sao (wing of the crane) is a transitional movement. Anyone taught basic wing chun would know, that we use it to move with. It puts you off to the side so you can LOP SAO (grab) it’s not done to look cool either. We use it to switch hands in collecting. It’s also a catastrophic shell like Dan said. No choice? Bong sao. It’s also a block that can throw a KOP JARN or PAI JARN elbows. We have RIGHT SIDE BONG SAO and WRONGSIDE BONG SAO. If you’re southpaw. Your right arm isn’t a good BONG because it leaves you open on the bottom line and from his backhand. Using a LEFT hand BONG on a right hand punch is called RIGHT SIDE BONG. But this is not encouraged. It isn’t a square block. Use it as a HELPING HAND.

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Really good explanation of bong sau.

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Thumbs up again. With bon sau I like to feel like I am unscrewing a light bulb, the intent and force goes forward, not up. Your shoulder and lat muscle, powers it and keeps your body in sync. Good point about angle, just like with tan sau, if too little it collapses, too extended and you lose the protection and also risk joint injury. Also we were taught to keep the arm about level with our shoulder so there is good structure behind it rather than just trying to ‘muscle’ it. The bon lap da drill seems to help train reflexes and response. I like at 5:40 you talk about a startle reflex, bon sau and wu sau, as a good quick defense, then attack. This also helps with a side or blind attack. As far as a straight attack I prefer a man sau, biu or pak sau, but if you are surprised at close range a turning bon sau can help deflect the strike, as long as your body turns with it. One more thought I had is that when a lot of pressure hits the bon sau you can fold around it and elbow strike attacker as you pivot (like at 9:23 area) or hit with hand as you show, ‘go with the flow.’ :)

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I like your vids! I have my take on bong sao. The way you do it and its maybe the right traditional way but if you look closely, the hand, fingers and wrist is weak and easy to break when it get hit in a fight. I believe in bong sao the way boxers do the peek a boo defence and deflect and attack. But good...do your thing...good luck.

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Going through this playlist again to see if Wing Chun is right for me, and I have two questions. You emphasize precision a lot, and it looks like the margin of error for these techniques is very small. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I assume that in the unpredictable chaos of a real-world fight the margins of error are already tiny. So the questions are: Would it be better (at least for a beginner like myself) to try to mitigate this by learning techniques that are more forgiving? And, is there an inherent benefit to techniques that require extreme precision that I am unaware of? Thanks in advance, and thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone. Much respect.