sifu sergio iadarola teaching chi sao at a wing tsun kung fu seminar in italy

sifu Sergio Iadarola teaching Chi Sao at a wing tsun kung fu seminar in italy by sifu pietro d'alesio
www.sifusergio.com

[@francescopom1640]

Scrivo in italiano per tutti quelli che non conoscono l'inglese. Seguo spesso i video di Sifu Sergio e rimango sempre impressionato dalla sua tranquillità e dall'incredibile capacità di trasmettere la sua potenza esplosiva. Grande insegnante ma soprattutto una persona che continua ad imparare e per quanto riguarda il mio punto di vista, nonostante non sia un praticante di Wing Chun, è la cosa più importante. Complimenti. Oss

[@massimilianoaitoro2399]

Grazie al tuo lineage SiFu Sergio mi sto ricredendo sul wing tsun ed anche di ciò ti ringrazio. .ancora🙏

[@richardma3089]

Very skillful instructor! Thank you for sharing!

[@jonathannaef2214]

this is wonderful.

[@pippo733]

Sifu Sergio questi video sono semplicemente fantastici.. dovresti postarne di piu'.

[@SolarPuddle]

Sifu is not striking or hitting those students he just shows them their valnurable and open sides,and making those physical contacts is the only way to teach effectively.and at the end of the day you are learning a martial art not any massage technique or anything like that,hope some people understand what I am trying to say.

[@sifushox]

I hope Im lucky to be once on you seminar, one of the best teachers,tnx.

[@gaetanolalicata4538]

Bellisimo

[@iljalawrentyew201]

Ein klasse Video jaa.

[@dlvt79]

@11Kralle I train myself in two ways in chisao..First soft and smooth looking the details,trying to relax and the second which is more fighting and realistic.I think both are needed.Chisao anyway is needed to become better in the fight,or else we would not practise on it

[@11Kralle]

@dlvt79 But do you `fight´ your teacher in the same manner like you do with a beginner? I mostly do form-training (2 hours a day) which is i.m.O. the most important for the aspects of getting/keeping health. Chi-Sau drills I do once a week for ca. 4 hours. Lat-Sao or a free form of fighting excercise I do as often someone from other martial arts invites me. I never do harder fights with other wingchun-pupils, because there is no way of getting beyond that peculiar wc-knowledge.

[@dlvt79]

@11Kralle Basically this tecnik(if i am also not mistaken) is to make it when the enemy is in tension and never when he is relaxed.So it is not bad also for a beginner(so he can anderstand the diference between soft and hard).Truth is that u can'learn wc without feel it on u in a degree.If u train too soft, u will have false view of your abilities.It is like every art.If u are not get hit,wrestled or anything how u will feel uncomfortable so to react your body?Thank u..Peace

[@francescasantonastaso9863]

Sifu Sergio top

[@latinyong]

i got lesson from his school in amsterdam he was there all the time pretty amazing! its a pitty i could not affort it its high priced but worthed

[@jonathannaef2214]

do you have a school in the states?

[@bubishi2]

It's good to keep the tradition, because it comes with the art:)

[@11Kralle]

@dlvt79 One must understand - there is no enemy in a training-situation.

[@11Kralle]

If I am not mistaken, such chi-sao-drills are nothing for white-shirts, but this seems to be the new way of `teaching´. In the end, the one who is training here, seems to be sifi sergio! The students learn about feeling real wingchun coming to them, understanding how much there is to do...

[@kennyleung1017]

The suifu wing chun is softly fat sau skill is a very good.09.04.2020

[@jrcortez18]

maldicion ! es una makina de hacer golpes...yo soy de karate , amo el karate pero este tipo de kung fu es lo maximo super sencillo y relajado lo maximo!! konbinar este tipo d kung fu kon kyokushin seria algo verdaderamente weno osu!!

[@11Kralle]

@dlvt79 It depends on what you are going to learn. We have a spelling here too `Pain is the best teachers´. Wingchun is mainly developed to defend stronger and greater opponents - some people forget about that. Nevertheless, the shown students havent got control over their actions at all and it needs a WC-master like Sifu Sergio to cope with that. I know a magic way to learn (diligence), but not to teach. WC-Training consist in pracise of the little things. Fights are a common fault in Chi-Sao!

[@obicross]

The student is so tense and rigid. Cant even do the bong properly. Maybe relaxing is the first thing he should learn instead...

[@saardean4481]

if he smokes a bong properly he will relax.

[@SelfPL]

It seems to me as if they were very stressed because sifu Sergio seems to be wanting to prove himself very much here. Maybe the camera, the insecurity, ambition, ... idk. He seems to have put his ego aside more recently and calmed down a lot.

[@souvikmukherjee2349]

Yeah I am also saying the same.. Even many of his demonstration videos of Chi Sao are stuffed with such things where the student's body is not relaxed and even they don't have good structure . It is very clear that the student doesn't practice Siu Nim Tao regularly even doesn't study how the internal structure of the body and doesn't study much dimensionally several subjects.. He should understand how the spinal power works, energy system of the cosmos and how the body floats around nature.. How spiritual understanding, mindfulness, religious aspects work, energy aspects of elements of life work, correct theories of Wing Chun system to the ultimate form Baat Jaam Do and how the softness hardness works really in Chim Kiu, Biu jee and other martial arts.. Then he/she will become invincible.. Relaxation is important.. This video is shot to conveys only technical Fan Sao (flow of technical skills unlimited) -that's all.. Energy sphere inside understanding is important+Chakra system how they work here and how Danten system works here

[@86PITY]

La cosa ridicola è che il Sifu si diverte solo ad entrare contro gli allievi .. .che sfizio ci prova . . . è pure ovvio che entra nel chisao cosi facilmente!! ci mancherebbe . . . .ma insegnare e trasmettere ad un allievo è tutt'altra cosa!!!

[@egoinside]

Ho pensato la stessa cosa ancora prima di aver letto il tuo commento

[@kobayashimaruaikiken]

Si, dai, bravino... :'D

[@11Kralle]

@dlvt79 It depends to your chi-sao partner! If hes equally good, applying your method would be appropriate. If hes much better the realistic way will hurt you and train him more than yourself. If your much better, you have got to reduce the fighting parts to controls and checks, even some chain-punches on the chest. Dont get me wrong: Sifu Sergio earned that yellow shirt, but he should not humiliate beginning students by filming.

[@sun_life_martial_arts_academy]

👍

[@willylaan2451]

second guy was better in defend than the first one

[@shishiromura]

@mysticpiggyx One learns the most from defeat.

[@000setter]

sei un grande.. mi piacerebbe avere delle lezioni da te.. uno come te in sardegna servirebbe purtroppo qui non abbiamo un allenatore di wing chun.. complimenti :)

[@mattbugg4568]

Chi sau has a dirty little secret. Put both sides together.

[@manabadman100]

well he looks like a mint teacher too me . you can see them learning , and how could he not teach them without using a little force ?

[@ajassociationizhansantos2280]

whay this great master not go to mma,,,,in a very fything,,,,like this is ease ,,,only more a shop suey

[@vector6789]

⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dlvt79]

@11Kralle YES,yes,yes!And u will learn with the holly spirit...Training means someone attack and someone defence etc..U play with words..I know one..in my country we say no pain..no gain..If u have a magic way to teach without pushing please tell me..But people who dont push alittle bit their students,the last never learn..

[@WCtrainer1]

I would strongly recommend for everyone that has any interest in Wing Chun and the Chi Sao exercise to check out Philip Bayer which is one of the direct student of Wong Shun Leung and see an entire different energy, attacking concept and the hand placements. With due respect to all Wing Chun instructors, I believe that Philip Bayer is by far on a completely different level than anybody else in all aspects of Wing Chun and how it is supposed to be applied.

[@BrutalKungFu]

tbh he is stylish agressive but he is effective...there is no real danger in his hit...i agree that masters should be more...well calm i guess..but considering its a stage and having seen other videos with is students i really would like to learn something from him! even bean beaten!

[@Lescouflair]

I would get so pissed if my Sifu put his hands on my face like that

[@GeorgeAtanasov]

I have trained Wing Chun with Si Fu Dobrin Vassilev who was student of Leun Ting. Later we had a seminars with Si Fu Nick Smart. Now i study with Si Fu Nikolay Pechanov in Sofia, Bulgaria. Never seen such a "Master" like one on this video, who wants only to demonstrate not to teach...

[@monument4852]

WHY? Its showing you what a full on hit would be like But only more painfull

[@massimiliano8787]

Non ti devi permettere di criticare maestro Yip Man

[@Lescouflair]

My Sifu doesn't do it to me. It doesn't show me anything at all. In order to show you what a full on hit would be like my Sifu lightly punches my chest or neck. We wouldn't be able to take any of his hits to the face anyways.

[@urmonn8162]

A few basics from Mhuy Thai...just destroy everything haha

[@nasanchez964]

@mysticpiggyx Because Sifu is not tense. That's where difrence lies. Yo can learn from someone who is not tense better.

[@bubishi2]

It's always awesome with sifu sergio, but someone teach the grey shirt standing beside sifu some kungfu etiquette! crossing arms is traditionally disrespectful if you arent a master, but also..infront of sifu sergio! *smacks head* aye yi yi...

[@sacrafiamma5982]

Quanta rigidità c e in questo video XD

[@francescoskorpion9557]

Hanno paura di prendere botte e si irrigidiscono

[@sacrafiamma5982]

@@francescoskorpion9557 Le botte si prendono con la boxe/Thay/mma e non con degli esercizi di sensibilità, questi i pugni nel muso non sanno meno cosa sono, hanno preso solo schiaffi e qualche pugno nel torace con quella roba, ho praticato per un po wing tsun e so di cosa parlo, oggi pratico sport da combattimenti ed è un tutto approccio del tutto diverso, il wing tsun ti da ma non ti da tutto

[@francescoskorpion9557]

@@sacrafiamma5982 ho dato la spiegazione a ciò che vedo... Lo sport da combattimento è altro e non è per tutti. Non tutti sono disposti a fare quei sacrifici fisici. Non ci sono paragoni. Arti diverse per fini e persone diverse. Il wing chun è uno stile yin e yang morbido e duro allo stesso tempo. Essere fluidi e dolci contro uno stimolo "duro" non è semplice. Ci vogliono anni di apprendimento. Nel karate infatti ci sono i kata e il kumite. Non siamo tutti nati per combattere come non siamo tutti nati per apprendere uno stile di kung fu antico e poi insegnarlo ad altri. Esistono insegnanti, praticanti e fighter. Molti non sanno le differenze.

[@hotboyme]

they only contact with hand you need to beat the other guy sense less that's how u learn to fight

[@SolarPuddle]

come on seriously who can dislike this!?Sifu Sergio is a real master.

[@777Demus]

@mysticpiggyx yes he needs to lose the ego so the student can relax and actualy learn something. he looks so scared, pointless. wingchun is about technic and structure with out all the strenght and rigidness ans mental stress, really not good

[@Kapojos]

it all looks a little ''flubby'

[@Nikoo033]

Poor guys are sooo stiff.

[@Friedrichwsl]

too much tension, no real control

[@CIA0]

strano questo chi sao!!!

[@danthel]

To much fight & muscle

[@zasoopitts6611]

This is a sad display of VT. All of your students are a reflection of your teaching. You are not doing Chi Sao you are Wrestling. You have not completed a single roll. This at best would be called dynamic tension.There is absolutely no structure . You are using nothing but speed and muscle. Your shoulders are probably shot or will be. What a shame considering VT is a great system! Unfortunately this is the future of it.

[@tonyschiano550]

Put your content up loser

[@calmwater2529]

*shakes My head... we do not know where he was in the teaching process at this point? It appears as if rolling was taking place and someone grabbed someone else. He was showing them how to dump the energy... empty... shift... and become full. Awesome display of VT.

[@vincenzo25564]

ma che stupidagini

[@federico.ranieri9902]

@Lescouflair that's the reason why you'll never learn kung fu

[@seinundzeiten]

Embarrassingly bad instruction.

[@Amerigo73]

Sifu is too aggressive, the student doesn‘t understand anything and will learn nothing. This is just the ego.

[@Nanovilman]

This teacher is abusing what he knows to attack their learners. That not is necesary.

[@Istinto]

Rubens Vil You say bullshit.

[@SolarPuddle]

+Rubens Vil Well I used to think that way too,but in reality it is extremely necesary,you can't learn to defend an imaginary attack,once you start to take those hits to your body your reflexes are gonna develop much quicker and more solid.hope you will understand this too oneday.

[@lucianello100]

+Rubens Vil that's true,they look nervous and tense while he takes advantage of their lack of experience. Teaching is not submitting.