Do THIS Wing Chun Move to Defend Against Leg Grabs

[@chrismachabee3128]

Master Wong is brilliant. This video is so good. Defender goes from defense to offense, in a single coordinated movement, without moving the feet, completely controls attacker, and put the attacker in a position where he will be devastated, and cease being a threat, or escape is possible. Man, I wish I grew up under Master Wong's training it is good and fun. How is the family, Master Wong? Please take good care. Please continue to make these videos, many things I have never seen before. Here in America, the MMA shoot in on the legs very popular, spreading is a good defense, but the lesson today is the best. Thanks to you, Master Wong.

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words and your keen observation of the techniques demonstrated. It's not just about the physical execution but also about understanding the principles deeply. My family and I are doing well, thank you for asking. You mentioned the popularity of MMA techniques, especially the shoot-in on the legs. While those techniques have their place, it's crucial to remember the essence of combat: adaptability. In Wing Chun, we emphasize the concept of "fight move, people move." It's about responding swiftly and effectively to the situation at hand. And you're absolutely right; mastering these techniques can be educational and enjoyable. Remember, the way you train reflects in your daily life. Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you. If you're interested in delving deeper into these techniques and principles, we have a comprehensive program on our website. It's designed to help you understand and apply Wing Chun in real-world scenarios. Keep practicing and exploring, and I'm glad to have you on this journey with us. www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@chrismachabee3128]

@@masterwong101 Thank you Master Wong for your wisdo and kind words. I will endeavor to follow your teacing closely. God Bless

[@freezing_tempest768nrg5]

I swear the KZbin algorithm reads my mind

[@locksmithdb5987]

Thank you for the videos Master Wong. They are amazing

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Keep practicing with intent and focus. Have you tried our Wing Chun Mastery course? It's designed to deepen your understanding and refine your techniques. www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@tylerdurden8425]

Thank you master Wong, for your answer🤝

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

Keep teaching Master Wong 👍😎

[@kellymoi7959]

You rock Master Wong. Thank you for teaching us how to defend against danger!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! Remember, "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you." Self-defense is not just about physical techniques but also about cultivating a mindset of strength and resilience in all aspects of life. In our Wing Chun Mastery course, we delve into the essence of self-protection, emphasizing the importance of awareness and adaptability. Interested in joining us for a deeper dive? Visit our KZbin channel or website for more resources! www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@Snoopmenuce]

Epic cool Master Wong wing Chun video!

[@masterwong101]

Glad you asked! Closing the gap demands a blend of speed and strategy. Utilize techniques like the straight blast and intercepting fists to swiftly move in. Remember, situational awareness is key-assess the time, place, and method of attack. Check out our full program for in-depth guidance! www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@djmaturesoundalchemyvenice]

Wonderful lesson MASTER WONG ✊👋

[@lorenconey5635]

A proper single leg requires hands locked together around bend of leg. A lift and push backwards are part of the flow of movement path. If Sifu lifts head on this proper technique, he will be helping assist as his balance will be off. Proper defense should involve a sprawl back thrust with leg outstretched. This usually places you on top of person shooting takedown and can break the hand lock around leg.

[@masterwong101]

Remember, adaptability is key-our cornerstone principle is "fight move, people move." Mastering the sprawl and understanding the opponent's movements is crucial for effective self-defense. Check out our full program on our website for in-depth training on these techniques.

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

I enjoy your show 👍

[@lisamaire7509]

Love it thank you

[@HaluniiCarey-tu9tk]

Thank you master thank you for your show 👍👍👍

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for joining us! When it comes to 'closing the gap,' it's about seizing control of the situation swiftly. Quick footwork and precise timing are paramount. Remember, "the way you do anything is the way you do everything." Interested in mastering this skill? Check out our full program on the website for comprehensive training. www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@satilmiskuru9753]

Amazing defense! Thanks master wong! 🙏👍👊👊👊

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your appreciation! Remember, in self-defense, mastering the art of "closing the gap" is essential. It's not just about technique; it's about mindset and adaptability. As I always say, "Fight move, people move." Check out our website for the full program on this vital skill. www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@markmewordz6860]

Master Wong ... you're a star pal

[@masterwong101]

When it comes to closing the gap, it's essential to understand the time, the place, and the method of attack. Every situation is unique, and the element of surprise, speed, and direct action are crucial factors to consider.

[@SujitDas-ek6dw]

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[@jacksonlourenco1371]

You are really top notch! Your videos are great. You will accomplish all your goals and are already having success on KZbin. 😎

[@masterwong101]

Thank you kindly! Your words fuel my drive to share valuable insights. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Consistency breeds success. Join me on our journey to mastery.

[@tyronemitchell4099]

Excellent self defense video thanks for sharing master wong❤❤🖒

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! Remember, in self-defense, it's crucial to understand "the time, the place, and the method of attack." Each situation demands a unique response. Check out our full program on the website for comprehensive training. www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@tyronemitchell4099]

@@masterwong101 👊👊👊🖒

[@chazgillespie6800]

Man's is amazing !

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

Love wing chun because it's close up fighting street fighting methods

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, Wing Chun is powerful for close-quarters combat! For a comprehensive approach to defending against any attack, check out our full training program on our website. Remember, "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you." Embrace the journey and sharpen your skills! www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@mosesetheart7914]

Respect 🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@mattnobrega6621]

Still bringing us good content and good training 😏👍

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you find the content valuable. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Keep training hard, and let's continue this journey together. Don't forget, the full program is available on our website for comprehensive training. www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@Zenny-y7g]

Master Wong..how concerned should I be about obtaining belts in martial arts?

[@masterwong101]

Ah, the quest for belts. Belts have their place, but remember, they're not the destination; they're merely markers on the journey. Focus on mastering techniques and cultivating the warrior spirit. The belt you wear matters less than the skills you possess. Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you.

[@ayanbharadwaj7932]

Thanx for the info Master ❤

[@masterwong101]

Always welcome

[@masterchiefthunder1504]

yeah...

[@robertjenkins4234]

Thank you master Wong I learned every move and teachable that you have taught me and my wing chun teacher would be very proud what I have learned. I do know you understand about bullying and Palestine and pro Palestine have bullying a lot of Jews. They are very racist and they do not like Americans, Asians and all Spanish and black people. I do not take any self-defense of the style of Krav Maga but I do respect it can be useful that the Jews or people of Israel to protect themselves from Palestinian people. I do know it is a martial arts created by the Jews or Israelis since back then the Nazi war When the Nazis were torturing the Jews back in history. that’s how Krav Maga was created to protect themselves from the Nazis from many years ago. Now from this day, it seems like it’s coming back to protect themselves. What has happened so many years ago. I do highly respect their martial arts that was created, even though I don’t take any self-defense of Krav Maga. Wing chun will always be my forever martial arts.

[@masterwong101]

Your dedication to Wing Chun is commendable! Understanding various martial arts' origins and purposes broadens our perspective. In Wing Chun, we focus on adaptability and 'closing the gap,' essential skills in real-world confrontations. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Keep training hard and living clean.

[@KANG_HAN_SU]

Piz make a video how to cup kick English meaning is low kick 😢 iam you're biggest fan ❤

[@masterwong101]

Ah, greetings, my enthusiastic friend! Your support means a lot. Regarding the cup kick, it's a potent low kick indeed. Stay tuned on our KZbin channel; we'll explore its effectiveness soon. Remember, "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you."

[@johngabrielsantos4205]

First master im back!

[@masterwong101]

Welcome back, my friend! Glad to have you here. When it comes to closing the gap in confrontations, remember, "fight move, people move." It's about adaptability. What's your go-to technique for closing that gap? Don't forget, we've got the full program on our website for more in-depth training.

[@martialartsfilmstudio5924]

Hello, another interesting video ! But this time let me ask a question that, I guess, has never been asked here. You show your viewers ( who usually have a lot in common with martial arts or sport in general ) how to deal with opponents or attackers and it's great ! But how to cope with ourselves ? I mean, how to cope with PAIN, with INJURIES, with MUSCLE STRAINS or JOINTS OVERLOAD ? Such cases affect everyone - sooner or later ! When we're getting older, and we still want to train, such accidents happen even more often than earlier. So, What are your thoughts about it ? Have You got your own ideas how to recover faster, or how to avoid injuries which often might discourage training. Well, we won't cheat nature, but giving up sports, in turn, causes other ailments, so ..... . Will You find some time to refer to this topic ? Regards. 🤛

[@masterwong101]

Ah, a vital topic indeed! In my experience, preventing injuries and recovering swiftly are as crucial as mastering techniques. It's all about balance and resilience. To avoid injuries, listen keenly to your body, and adapt your training accordingly. Focus on proper form and technique, not just intensity. And remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything. As for recovery, prioritize rest, nutrition, and gentle exercises to maintain flexibility. A holistic approach, incorporating techniques like fasting and Yin-Yang nutrition, can greatly aid in healing and longevity. Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you. Remember, adaptability is key both in combat and in life.

[@martialartsfilmstudio5924]

@@masterwong101 Thank You for your reply ! 👍

[@Zack1440]

👍🏽

[@afelix7983]

♥

[@صلاحابوثريا]

👍👋

[@dalex-ny4sh]

How to overcome fear in fight? master please help me

[@masterwong101]

Fear in a fight is natural, my friend. It's about acknowledging it and turning it into your advantage. Train hard, face your fears head-on, and you'll find courage in every confrontation. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Trust in your training and yourself.

[@dalex-ny4sh]

@@masterwong101 thanks master

[@Kachaa254]

❣️💯

[@naheemrazwan]

I think this would work on maybe normal street fights but not against wrestlers.

[@complexblackness]

I agree.

[@masterwong101]

The cornerstone of our training is mastering the art of "closing the gap," a vital skill in real-world confrontations. It's about understanding the timing, the space, and the method of attack. Remember, adaptability is key; as I always say, "fight move, people move."

[@blockmasterscott]

That doesn’t mean it’s useless though. Different techniques for different situations.

[@complexblackness]

1:47 Idk with him driving forward and you not really sprawling. You're very likely going down.

[@masterwong101]

In my experience, when it comes to closing the gap, it's all about adaptability. As I always say, "fight move, people move." You must be ready to adjust your strategy based on the situation. If your opponent is driving forward aggressively, don't just meet force with force. Instead, use their momentum against them.

[@Joel.Invictus]

I would wake up at the crack of dawn everyday to train if I could be your student.

[@masterwong101]

That's dedication! If you're serious about training, I've got just the program for you. Head over to our website for the full course on mastering Wing Chun, including essential techniques for "closing the gap" in confrontations. Let's turn that dedication into mastery! 💪

[@mascadadelpantion8018]

They go low, you attack high. It's just logic

[@masterwong101]

Ah, you're on the right track! Understanding the logic behind tactics is key. In Wing Chun, we emphasize adapting to the situation. Remember, "fight move, people move." It's all about adjusting swiftly. Check out our full program on the website for more insights.www.wingchunmaster.tv/

[@intellectic9155]

No way in hell that stops someone that knows how to single leg.

[@Marcodiazgrey]

Perhaps. Guestion is whats your counter when you get kneed in the temple or throat. Its 50 50 risk to expose your head and neck. Bjj or wrestling in a controlled environment is one thing. In a actual fight can you get to checkmate first. In the old world most people carried daggers bludgeons even crude pistols.

[@blockmasterscott]

Maybe so, but just because something works against a regular person but not an experienced grappler doesn’t mean it’s useless. The VAST majority of people are not trained grapplers.

[@brentcho1275]

⁠@@blockmasterscott I agree. Plus, this technique is not always about defending against wrestlers but non-wrestlers might even do that same thing just to take someone down and attack their face. So in case of that situation, it’s better to have these techniques in every martial arts whether one’s more effective than the other. They’re just different ways in every fighting styles. And people really need to stop comparing these with other fighting styles. Every fighting styles are meant to defend from strangers, not to defend against other martial artists!

[@timzstr]

Good luck doing this in a real fight lol

[@masterwong101]

Remember, it's not just about the technique; it's about the mindset and adaptability. As I always say, "fight move, people move."

[@SujitDas-ek6dw]

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[@thenaughtyamericanexpat]

Oh, do *SHUT UP* . 🙄