Ip Ching - Siu Lim Tau 葉正 - 小念頭

Master Ip Ching demonstrate the 1st form of Wing Chun and application

[@ngng2073]

葉正师父是當今詠春拳,是最正宗的師父,只有他才是真正盡得葉問宗师真傳的👍👍👍

[@ttfunlive]

Master says ( in simplified terms) Keep it simple for the beginners. Please don't make it too complicated and mysterious for the beginners. 3 points useful for beginners to keep in mind. 1. Keep the midline central axis stable. 2. Be aware of the transition of movement. Smoothly carry out one movement then transition to another movement. Avoid starting another movement without completing the prior movement. 3. Teach the student how to and when to exert force. ( no detail) Best Wishes

[@laimankui]

Miss you master

[@BingCherry11]

Thank you Sifu Ip Ching for a great demonstration!

[@cryptoqman1976]

This is great! Thanks for posting.

[@mizu88KA]

I hope to meet this WCK master one day.

[@aberrantblue]

@RangRing68 Not locked, but one should allow the strike to go to it's full extension and then relax the tension after striking. If done correctly there will be a slight, natural relief of elbow tension when the strike is relaxed.

[@callmedavex2]

Thanks for this, you're the best!

[@tonno500677]

can you add english subtitle at the end of the video, please?

[@dylanhakaraia3621]

thankyou sifu

[@whiteliokungfu]

yes it does one engaged in fight must always aware of secondary opponents... it is to scan

[@kendy0311]

葉正是葉準的胞弟~也就是葉問的次子

[@AndreiZabetTV]

There are so MANY variations between's GM Ip Ching and GM Ip Chun's Siu Nim Tao form... now I've watched this... I know what I saw, i have a video shot from multiple angles of the form performed by GM Ip Chun. I'm talking from Tan Sau level to the Fuk Sau, there is no Jum Sau in this video after each Fuk Sau... the Tan Sau drom from Bong Sau is also lower... it's just a slightly different interpretation of the form?

[@ClaimNoName]

I know this is from ages ago but I just wanted to add that yes there are some variances but at the same time I think Sigung’s points are really the main emphasis of Siu Lim Tao: centerline, don’t pull away or off until you have completed each motion fully and when to exert force. I’m not sure it’s meant to be super rigid. If you look at Grandmaster Ip Chun, he also noticeably drops his arms before chambering. Can’t say either is wrong it’s just who your Sifu and lineage happens to be. Want your mind blown? There’s a video of an older Ip Chun starting SLT with right hand overtop and starts right whereas traditionally it is left hand overtop and start left. I don’t know if the camera is reversed or what?!

[@Jani-Universal-Arts-Studio]

​@ClaimNoName yes it was reversed, but both styles are right

[@whiteliokungfu]

wing chun is expression of ones physical self all principles the same but one must adapt form to fit ones ow person... sort of like saying concept art as leung ting preaches

[@tyroneasterino5527]

Im related to Ching

[@ovidiuvergil]

Why when he does "the bent wrist forward movement " he only does it twice?

[@EH45896]

why does he look at the floor when he punches

[@octapulse]

can anyone please translate what he is speaking about at the end? Thank you

[@mikepcastro3458]

Rip 🙏🏻

[@lawtuckmun7009]

Video clip time 0.18 ... 0.24, each time sifu throw his punch out, his head turn (slight). In fact, each time his fist/palm is out, his turn his head.. Is this really matter or not????

[@callmedavex2]

Law Tuck Mun not, if you are in a fight your head may be slightly turned, his focus seems to be on full extension at the moments you mentioned. This is ideal because it shows his focus is on hitting with the maximum force possible. As long as your spine doesn't move too far from center, which his stance keeps in alignment, I don't think a slight turn of the head would negatively impact the strength of the attacks.

[@OmarBieme]

@Law Tuck Mun , Well it doesn't matter to you but maybe it would have mattered to all the other WingChun ancestors... Your form shows how u would react in a fight situation.. It teaches u to focus ahead 180 degrees around u. By u turning ur head when u punc 1 u won't see ur opponent & 2 it will result in poor structure. When u punch. Build a house with poor structure .. It will crumble .

[@lawtuckmun7009]

Got it.

[@rgvwingchun]

@judutchinski its an attack....why would you hold it back? Let the energy out

[@yehudathomashev3314]

The purpose of the Siu Lim Tao is to generate and store energy for release at crucial points in the form.

[@AndreiZabetTV]

I ask this because I also watched the Siu Nim Tao of a so called Wing Chun instructor in my country and his form is crap compared to either GM Ip Ching or GM Ip Chun... Now I'm not sure to criticize or not that instructor's form, maybe it's just a different interpretation? Still not sure I would want to learn from that local "instructor"... although his lineage comes from Sifu Donald Mak, which I respect.

[@smalljetbrother]

葉正跟葉準啥關係?

[@demosgikk]

這是廉系詠春耶

[@lawtuckmun7009]

I hv this same comment!!!

[@OmarBieme]

Lol, there it is again, why does he punch and turn his head the other way?? Is it some sort of reflex thing or what?? Why oh why would u punch and not care about it?? He does the same in ChumKiu vid.. I'm now gonna see BiuJee

[@НаринеАйвазян-г8я]

Вот он тао, 4м.

[@peaceofmind9965]

bu hao

[@Donatello449]

Something seems off.