Grandmaster William Cheung Pressure Point Striking Seminar Day 2

Day 2 of the London/UK Pressure Point Striking Seminar with Grandmaster William Cheung. Grandmaster Cheung teaches a Bil Sao double Larp Sao combination to go to the blind side whilst attacking the opponents balance to set up the various pressure point strikes, he also shows his seminar audience a Chi Breathing exercise to control heart rate in survival stress situations and other very useful techniques and tips for anyone interested in Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu. I Hope you gain some useful insight and techniques from this video and enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed making it! Sifu Dom Békés.

[@terrycrosshanger9481]

A lot of grandmasters in the comments saying this doesn't work. Please feel free to fight this man when you see him walking around and let us know how you went 👍

[@PiFrame]

fuck em dude this man got me started in my martial arts life

[@Zamolxes77]

They're idiots. It doesn't take much to find the pressure points on your own body, he explains them so well. You can test on yourself what happens when they get struck, in fact I would recommend you do so. You know how police candidates get tasered themselves during training in order to know what to expect ? Same idea.

[@gorillagangebk]

Facts😂

[@deanmarshall1650]

Facts Pressure points are one of the most useful and effective ways of neutralizing a threat.

[@jeetkunedoatlanta2464]

People have ....

[@rogergambrel7936]

Cheung I was a fan of Bruce Lee..to me he was Master in Martial Arts..I'm 52..my Neighbor I use to live by..said I ought to take up Martial Arts..that it is a stress reliever .. I sure hope one day My Heavenly Father Creator of heaven and earth would just put this in the spirit of my heart..to master Martial Arts...see how well it would relieve the tension and stress...I would love to become more then what my creator of heaven and earth will make me..my faith is in God our creator...no other I would place my life in..and my faith..for God I know is a good God...but he knows it is my heart desire to learn from the best some day...so I hope to see more videos I do like how you show the pure true of Martial Arts..thank you for sharing you skills and the gift of teaching self defense ...I like the videos of what I've seen so far..keep up the good work God gave you this gift for good...May the creator of Heaven and Earth bless you for sharing your gift of self defense ...thank you humbly in the spirit of my heart..God bless

[@ExtremeDeathman]

Then listen to Bruce Lee and don't use this dim mak nonsense!

[@ghostc.t.k.3688]

Amitofu shifu. Stay safe. Thanks. G13👻

[@RandallBroad]

People who doubt the effectiveness of pressure points have never trained with a master. Knowing where to hit is every bit as important as knowing how to hit and being physical fit. Without all three your chances of survival are slim. Not understanding human anatomy in martial arts is like being a surgeon who learns how to use a scalpel but has no idea where to cut.

[@channel-nv9xc]

The MMA crowd loves to invade videos like this and talk about how fake pressure points are. Meanwhile, BJJ and jiu-jitsu use extensive pressure points for everything from takedowns to guard passing. You literally put your knee on a pressure point along the bicep as a beginner level guard pass.

[@lionsden4563]

Because it's fake.

[@peterso7965]

William Cheung the real Wing Chun kung fu master !👍👍👏👏💪💪😂😂😂

[@leeperkins9730]

Mr Cheung is so affable, his calm manner and clear instructions draws you in - wether you want to learn or are merely interested.

[@royjenkins3972]

Some persons not. understand. In real fight William blocks the swing punch, goes with attackers momentum, controls his elbow, upsets his ballance. Thus nullifying the other attacking arm, as he is diverting his attack to the blind side. Only a Wing Chun master will understand.

[@eddiearimas2201]

Amazing self defense. It seems to keep an equal field. Let’s all stay safe and keep an antagonist at bay when need. It’s a shame to be an aggressor for no reason but a hero that will wake them up not to attempt to hurt anyone else. These videos are helpful and thank you for teaching how to protect oneself. So we can live in harmony and learn not to hurt each other but protect from hurt and crime. Live Love And Laugh but protect yourself ❤️

[@ralfbender1728]

The problem is. The enemy is soft like a noodle. They should train when somebody try to resist. Otherwise in a real fight he got overwhelmed

[@clarkkent7902]

In a real fight, its duck step back punch knock out and get the f out before more come and rob u blind or hit your girlfriend ect

[@royjenkins3972]

William can break 2 inch board in air with his palm.

[@Zamolxes77]

@@clarkkent7902 Well, that's one of the reason Bruce Lee went and invented his own style, while starting with Wing Chun. In wing chun you have multiple hands, strikes, Bruce Lee went for just 1 strike that put out of commission your attacker. 1 jab and goodnight good prince, goodnight.

[@DJAraRealSalsa]

@@Zamolxes77 Did you miss the pressure point part of the seminar. All kung fu styles aim to finish the fight WITHIN three moves!

[@ajourneysaved4311]

​@DJAra888 it's actually within 3 seconds otherwise it's a loss.

[@nathanielmcfarland882]

Positive Spiritual Awareness is also goes with meditation ☆ It's our Highest Chi ☯️ extremely grateful for his unique touch explaining his actions. ⚡☯️⚡

[@LargestClassifieds]

Open up the back point, and the back problem would disappear. I wish the Grandmaster William Cheung would elaborate that.

[@dannichols6261]

Yes! Please!

[@longbowshooter5291]

I do a version of the larp so, it enters and arm bars the same way but instead of stepping forward, or stepping outward, I take my right foot stepping into and turning to the right, spinning the opponent down face first into the ground. I've been uke to it many times, and I'll testify you can't resist it! It spun me right down to the ground every time, and wasn't a thing I could do about it.

[@lessmith1409]

The Honorable Grandmaster Cheung is quite capable of applying all the techniques shown in a combat situation. Pressure points attacks are a part of many combat arts. Chi Kung is also a integral part of Martial Arts.

[@thesocialartsclub9095]

"Honorable"?? lol

[@barbarathompson1933]

This guy is not a grandmaster. A real lie! It's traditional bullshit.

[@j3ffy1000]

@@barbarathompson1933 lets fight about it then where you at?

[@michaelf.douglas6798]

Emin Boztepe kicked his ass at a seminar in Germany in 1986.

[@abdullah1976m]

Thank you COACH you really Really Really great man 😊❤🎖🏆🙏🌍🌎🌏👑💎

[@elfieborimera3178]

He was never tought real internal WC from yip man.the only person who got the full WC system was shung tin.so this guy a total scammer

[@AyameKana]

Dear Sifu Cheung, thank you for sharing wisdom, i dont know wing chun... but i see this art shares mercy for good men, and woe to bad people... God bless you Sifu and your Team.

[@elfieborimera3178]

He was never tought real internal WC from yip man at all the only student was shong tin the longest student from yip man.this guy a total scammer

[@heathergundry7059]

I paid for 10? I got 2 lessons then i was violently attacked by a gang.

[@thelionofthewest9168]

Half the pressure points hes talking about is from poor science

[@genuinevt5762]

Honestly, he never finished the complete WC training from Ip Man. That's why his style is quite different from Ip Man or his students. The forms William showed are created/imagined on his own. But he is good at making the public to believe that are the forms. I am not saying randomly. If one looks for what 'Sifu Kwok Fu' interview and Ip Chun said, one would know more about the fact. Also, if one really knows WC basic, one can see William does violate some WC principle e.g. off elbow.

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

The forms were shown to William by Yip Man, they're from Leung Bik Wor, Leung Jan's son (Yip Man's second teacher) the more common interpretation of the forms that you see in most schools were taught to William along with the rest of Yip Man's students came came from Yip Man's first teacher Chan Wah Shun. You can't judge the Leung Bik Wor version through the lens of the Chan Wah Shun version. The objectives are different, therefore they prioritise different principles and strategy. One advocates fighting centreline to centreline, the other advocates stepping off line and fighting on the opponents flank controlling the leading elbow. They have different weight distribution and footwork depending on there distinctive objectives, same style and training methods. Different application and usage.

[@teamf2fc]

I like the story at the end when from 4 attackers (15:52) they growing to 6 (16:20) 😉 PROPER COMANDO! #respect

[@zemljajeravna5336]

4 attackers jumped out of the truck, and 2 were in front, one of them was driving, combined it was 6th of them.

[@lionsden4563]

It's all just a lie.

[@leonarddavisjr9775]

You can utilize this technique, but sometimes, you don't know what your opponent will do.So when your opponent attack then, you must counter attack, remember to do the right technique,no matter what your opponent is doing.From, Leonard. Very important to learn to understand pressure points cause,so you will know where to hit and how to hit.

[@ericvanjames8395]

Love the way Grand Master Cheung explains & demonstrates these simple, effective techniques. And his voice is very soothing. ~

[@CWKlp.27]

Take that into the UFC and you will get destroyed.

[@monperez7223]

5stars GM william cheung i learned a lot more power thanks!

[@alainville1820]

Bonjour je voudrais passer le diplôme car ça fait 54 ans d'expérience sport de combat 3e dan en karaté et 5e degré en boxe américaine professeur maître William cheung

[@alainville1820]

Ça fait 15 ans que je m'entraîne Wing Chun je maîtrise les techniques je suit les cours demaître William cheung c'est vidéo et ses bouquins je m'entraîne 4 fois par semaine j'ai mon propre salle d'entraînement j'ai des élèves j'entraîne l'art de combattre

[@realitywithmj4334]

so easy when it is telegraphed and in slow motion, kind of like a play

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

@MichaelJames, techniques have to be taught slowly at first for the safety of both partners. In the end, if you can't do it slowly, then you definitely cannot do it quickly.

[@lionsden4563]

@@Jazzman-bj9fq, Those techniques won't work against a fully resisting opponent.

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

@@lionsden4563I've seen full speed demonstrations of police swat team and special forces military using this exact same defense against someone with a knife with the block and transition to an arm lock then taken to the ground. So if this wouldn't work in any situation against a 'resisting opponent' then why would these highly trained people even practice this technique? Are they just playing around or maybe it's more like you just don't know what the fuck you're talking about? There is a very big difference between fighting 'sports' and fighting in military combat or police operations. In the ring you don't have to worry about your opponent having a knife, or gun, you don't have to worry about having your nuts ripped off or eyes gouged out but in the real world, anything goes so you can't really compare the two as the same thing.

[@deanmarshall1650]

Ive dropped a full grown body builder to the ground using a single point on the body. When you hit certain points strength goes out the window. Your body gets disrupted.

[@user-fs5ji1tv6l]

Thank you for these online classes. I truly appreciate it.

[@Zamolxes77]

8:00 Damn that's savage, I cringed.

[@peterwilliamson4296]

Love the passion of Mr Cheung.

[@heathergundry7059]

Which technically means I am owed 8 lessons

[@deanweaver4469]

Wow. Thanks for your channel 😊

[@drukyoutubestudio6225]

Lots of love from Bhutan

[@davidtrani190]

Was Hawkins Cheung related to this honorable teacher?

[@deanmarshall1650]

No but funny enough they along with Duncan Leung were best friends coming up in the art.

[@davidtrani190]

@@deanmarshall1650Hawkins Chueng was an interesting person, from my personal experience in 1981. These people are very deep, and I perceived something similar in William Chueng.

[@deanmarshall1650]

@@davidtrani190 Hawkins was a great educator :)

[@davidtrani190]

@@deanmarshall1650 was Chris Chan in S. F., also among those who were friends?

[@deanmarshall1650]

@@davidtrani190 I am not sure with that one sorry

[@josephchang4084]

Blind side fighting iz very effective

[@FFLL2112]

Everybody wing chung tonight

[@royjenkins3972]

Blocking a fast punch is easy if u know what your doing. The harder I am attacked, the easier I destroy the attacker. As the attacker withdraws his arm, I have already finished him. Go find William or his students, argue with them, that they bullshit. Not me.

[@angelosoik7203]

Nice theory, can you make it work in a real life situation ?

[@deanmarshall1650]

Works everytime.

[@vinvass2674]

Sifu Dom, do you have the third Derek Jones cassette, where he did the seminar at Peter's new school, where he starts with dummy applications? Great pre-seminar article in MIA titled Piece Of The Action a couple of months before. That would be something to see again and share with the new generation!

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

Thank you for the suggestion. I shot and produced that video, it is one of my favourites. I agree that a new generation would enjoy it.

[@npmd193]

@@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098 Has this been posted? This would be a treasure to watch

[@TigerCarpenter]

Excellent presentation and hat off to the Grandmaster for such a clear explanation of his art

[@Zamolxes77]

Grandmaster William, treating people back problems, one punch at a time ! Even in defeat, you love your adversary and heal him, while teaching him the error of his ways !

[@gangstaman2069]

Can't belive people still buy this, i mean i apreciate every martial art but this is silly .

[@wigmoreyu7240]

Go and try him.

[@gangstaman2069]

I fought many kyokushin championship, participate in 11 kyokushin world open 2007 also i had duch style kickboxing experience with blood and guts sparring sesions.Im a fraid that's to much for him.Im not disrespectful but only realistic ossu

[@gangstaman2069]

My mistake 9th world open 2007 ,sorry

[@doktork3406]

@@gangstaman2069 i wonder why he's not responing after you came up with credentials ....another wingchun bot

[@gangstaman2069]

Hi, xiaodong in china expose wing chun inefficiency, and they still haven't get the message. Cross training with more realistic martial arts is needed to improve wing chun practioners

[@dnk1312]

OG Grandmaster William Cheung

[@elfieborimera3178]

Good story

[@ActraStunts]

your kindness and TRUE self projected energies radiate even thru a video! Just awesomeness! enjoy everything always all! Amazing

[@ActraStunts]

@@lionsden4563 Maybe not but his energy and teaching is great! I am Tong Long. enjoy everything always !

[@adamatsuzhao2277]

I love all the people who judge a martial art based on only one video...

[@deanweaver4469]

👋😉🙏

[@machaelalechner6816]

The sophisticated dry summarily interrupt because lip scilly whisper out a condemned sink. nauseating, damp broccoli

[@TauriwarriorSG1]

Thank you but how do you do any of these techniques if you are left handed against a right handed fighter?

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

Merci encore de Grandmaster William Cheung

[@deanmarshall1650]

Truly one of the Greatest Masters of this lifetime

[@laurencelance586]

What a delight it would be to work with Sifu.

[@ahmeds1439]

Who begin the Gun.....not the Gun..okey?

[@jamespisano1164]

Wow. Awesome stuff. Amazing.

[@sisiraperakumwickramathila6966]

Great stuff indeed I like it !!!👍

[@tonyamariemccullochdubose8602]

this is very helpful thank you

[@martin.p8635]

Was für Typen da mit machen 🤣😂

[@martin.p8635]

Blödsinn, viel zu umständlich

[@GiC7]

Great teaching. Thanks

[@gilsonmoura7811]

É bom traduzir para o português.

[@BrianSmith-li3zs]

Gratitude

[@grahamdebling6280]

A self defence great

[@rosegerringer]

i love those types of combat stories...

[@amadoujawo9898]

Great man👍

[@Kryptoz]

Treasured knowledge. Love the anecdote at the end, of one of GM Cheung's real-life confrontations. Thanks for posting!

[@bowlineobama]

Thanks for sharing this video.

[@albertisura730]

Very good techniques

[@BrianSmith-li3zs]

Good energy is back, the people. Good energy to you all. Love

[@lifeiswargodisall7415]

1:05

[@danielbrus5461]

Mr. Cheung with his incredible techniques has a zero chance in octagon.

[@ExtremeDeathman]

@4121Z0N4 The techniques used in MMA are all borrowed from different martial arts and applicable in real life. Btw, MMA gloves are a cushion, yet the fighters still get knocked out.

[@kraftwerk974]

First there is nothing traditional in Ip man's Wing Chun: he gave the style a special twist so it could be grasped by working class lads from H.K.. Second Ip man never taught anything like pressure points rubbish.

[@gunsandguitars6678]

Good info ☆

[@marlonlo9661]

He didn't learn anything from Bruce Lee.

[@CHIP_LK]

Marlon Lo because he is not Bruce Lee student ... he learned WC from IP Man before Bruce

[@deanmarshall1650]

He was Bruce Lees Senior. He and Wong Sheung Leung Taught Bruce Lee as senior students under Ip Man.

[@sifudominiqueemond6292]

Excellent stuff, thanks for posting this...it is always awesome seeing Grandmaster William Cheung in action. :)

[@monperez7223]

teach me master GM!!!

[@danielbrus5461]

The only problem that all this stuff does not work in a real fight.

[@damiengotti7803]

do you know how to fight ? your way right ?

[@doktork3406]

@@damiengotti7803 pick a fight vs a guy your size untrained and fight him with wingchun he'd A) laugh to death as you are uselss b) knock you down fast

[@damiengotti7803]

@@doktork3406 who's defense are you coming to here ? i think this is all applicable in a fight !

[@yamisohi]

Probably cuz u fight like a girl. Everyone can't be born with good hands.

[@marlonlo9661]

Totally useless? I've never seen this in the MMA or any real fight situation. There,s not enough time to catch your opponent's arm like that. In a fight situation punches would be coming at you numerous times per second.

[@BlueFang714]

As someone who's done Wing Chun, I agree. I have no idea why you would block a hook then shift around it and grab it. Like you said, other hand is still a problem, and honestly same hand is still a problem. It's going to return to guard before you can get around it.

[@royjenkins3972]

Wing Chun blocks will hurt your attacker.

[@damiengotti7803]

sounds like the same guy waking up knotted head saying what happened? who hit me ? yeah it happened just that fast. smh

[@doktork3406]

@@royjenkins3972 yeah he'd laugh to death

[@vonclap]

You are totally correct, I am not proud to say I am a one time street fighter (all in the past) non of this prearranged stuff works and it could get you in real trouble if you tried it. Take your master to a rough part of town, look for trouble, see if you still call him master if he comes up against a street fighter

[@BobBob-eg3wu]

So very simple, so simple in fact all of the students struggle to make it work even in super slow-mo training

[@TonyMon16]

ye they all suck.. they total noobs. i really hope they all novices. or i fear for the level or wing chun being taught in that area. But if they that green i wonder why they go to a seminar?? take some classes first!! Some of them were wearing wing chun uniform so they have done wing chun fro some time.. those gusy should end their lives really. or find a new hobby.

[@pastorvidro4174]

Bob Bob that becuse they don't understand wing chun . TWC is easy to Learn if one truly Practice everyday . Compare to the Modified version , I will beat a Modified version even though I hasn't been practicing my Skill the way I should . But believe me I learned the hard way . TWC is true Wing Chun !

[@irandixon78]

Pastor Edgar Vidro So who in your opinion is better because I realise Master Wong is on KZbin but he doesn't seem to demonstrate the use of pressure point fighting like this Grandmaster Cheung

[@grahamdebling6280]

Amazing Fellow

[@石華-b5p]

我看那麽多詠春師父，最有料的一個，He just great master l ever seen.

[@goodguy4428]

No one's gonna wait that long to let you do all that to one arm with the other arm waiting

[@shadowcast1975]

this really all happens at a very fast speed,in a real situation this would happen before attacker even knows what has happened

[@Jiyukan]

It is a seminar, you moron. Teaching people who are "interested" but have no "skills" yet ... WTF, did you learn driving by kicking the engine and running 200 mph? Or did you learn slowly? Why is the internet full of morons, and why do they hang out on martial arts videos on youtube? Can't you morons bash something else? Like oil companies or anti gravity conspiracy movies?

[@wddub9075]

Good Guy Like he kept mentioning, step #1 Have to gain control of the elbow from the blind side.

[@bibolcs]

I love this teacher...

[@gentlemangentleman6787]

This is a technique that does not belong to Wing Chun. Chung must have found this arm bar technique from youtube. It looks great in a demo but will never work against someone who puts up even a slight resistance. The reason is all biomechanics. Chung pushes with his left hand on the other person's elbow using his pectoral muscle against the opponent who will resist by using his biceps to curl inward and his large shoulder muscles to push back. There is no way the pectoral muscle used to execute this arm bar will be stronger than the resistant muscle of both the biceps and the large shoulder muscles resisting at the same time. I know this for a fact because I am a 4th degree Hapkido martial artist who also trains BJJ and MMA. Because this is a typical Hapkido arm bar, I know it inside out and the way he is showing the technique is completely wrong. It will only work if his right hand is pulling the opponent's arm in a small jujitsu circle swiftly and a knife hand is used on a nerve point two inches above the elbow joint. Too technical for me to explain but I do know it's very hard to execute against a resistant opponent in a real MMA or street fight. I think this Chung guy has no clue what he's talking about as he has never tried it in real fight situations. It's the same with his alleged knowledge in how to counter against a MMA fighter shooting in for a takedown. It looks good in demo but will never work against even a novice BJJ practioner or MMA fighter. I found most of his demos useless. So sad so many people buys into all this useless techniques he shows. They couldn't have been a part of Wing Chun in the olden days because MMA or BJJ was not popular at the time and place Wing Chun developed.

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

An arm bar is not exactly rocket science. Holding the wrist while exerting a little force behind the elbow undoubtedly goes way back to the origins of organised fighting techniques. I would be surprised if any traditional martial art would not know it. Maybe some practitioners/laymen. MMA and BJJ have drawn and synthesised there methods from existing martial arts. They didn't start from square one. No one had to wait for the dawn of MMA and BJJ to learn the arm bar technique. In the video William Cheung has the position in such a way that he has the advantage of leverage over his opponents position. So you can use a little force to execute the technique. He has also attacked his partners balance or base making it harder for him to fight back before he recovers his balance. Timing is crucial as with any successful technique. If you get it wrong and he resists you don't fight force with force you change the angle and move to a different technique. In the same way you see BJJ on the mat you transition until you get the move you need or until he does oops...

[@TonyMon16]

ye agreed if i need grappling i would use bjj or jj or judeo or wrestling. wing chun can only do a poor mans version of ju jitsu. his arm restraint looked very bad compared to his expert technique on everything else. proper arm restraint ( you called it arm bar but its in fact an arm restraint used by police forces) requite wrist manipulation. You cant get someone to floor like that with just arm restraint unless you either control his hips or his wrist. I think what he trying to say here is that the opponents town momentum will carry him to floor. we all know that shit like that rarely works in real time.

[@michaelmallows3358]

Gentleman Gentleman FYI have you used this technique that can knock a person out cold? Do not knock something you have no experience with.

[@michaelmallows3358]

Gentleman Gentleman v

[@ferguslee5343]

you are not taking into account the fact that these techniques are done after the opponent as already been struck...this releases the tension in the arm which makes it possible for you to do the break or lock.....all the time when i do this on an opponent they resist and say it does not work but they do not take into account they have been punched first!! It does work...and even if there is resistance you do not fight the move but transition into another move...it should be flowing and not a static one hit one move sequence

[@mrvivamelhor]

很 好！

[@iviejustified8109]

These things are dangerous..... He teaches killer techniques

[@Stevemind88]

So...what are NOT killing techniques then in martial arts? A punch, or kick can kill! Silly troll.