Ip chun chi sau Shaun Rawcliffe and others.wmv

[@arryharry]

2:05 - when you try so hard to dominate an old man with aggression then get smacked on the nose for it. Adding tension clearly made it more possible for Ip Chun to sense the strikes and openings, amazing exhibition of composure by the old master.

[@MaxZelkcovik]

Put in there an amateur boxer....

[@Nedwin]

Look, how responsive master Ip Chun is. He is the real deal Wing Chun master

[@jogobonito1234]

respect for a great master - the best thing with kung fu is to see elder men being agile, aware, and combative

[@solus161]

Great video! I learned much from that. It is amazing that Master Ip Chun retained this much sensitivity, reflex, footwork etc at age of 70+. This is a great example of how Wing Chun helps you to understand your body through very simple exercises.

[@user-hi3bw3nv7x]

this is the result when you dedicate your life learning something worthy, will be a legend.

[@mrmaughan17]

Darknives, thank you for explaining. I find it funny to hear people comment and say "there was no kicking" "there was no takedowns" and junk like that. People, like he said, it's a drill called Chi Sau. It is NOT sparring. It's ultimately not even competition. It's all about helping each other learn sensitivity. This is a beautiful art and I have loved learning it. Please be respectful.

[@thecrow3033]

Extraordinary skills from the son of the extraordinary master ip man

[@KillerHam007]

that last move by ip chun was epic :D a living legend!

[@manaraslespaul]

to all the haters u will be lucky if u are able to pie on your own at 75 let alone fight.show some respect for the great man

[@BRUCEJJ66]

I'm not a "hater" but, with all due respect, nobody's "fighting" in this video, I don't think anyone in history has ever "fought" like this. As my Wing Chun teacher told me to begin with, chi sao is not fighting, it's an exercise to develop attributes that can be helpful in fighting.

[@solus161]

the caveman the exercise is to develop the sense through one’s arms in CQB, to control the situation, not for offense. Think that this system is limited to this exercise is total ignorance. A open minded disciple could adapt Wingchun to various styles, if he get the very core, the basic concepts.

[@putinscat1208]

Why is he great? He is Ip Man's son sure, but that doesn't make him great. I have no idea if any of Ip Man's students can fight except maybe 5 or 6.

[@rosenamajunas1159]

@@solus161 so funny why would you put yourself in the situation like this with this old man playing arm tricks if you could just jab him, leg kick elbows and knees.

[@solus161]

@@rosenamajunas1159 this is just an exercise, a contest where people compete in defined skills. But it requires fine motor nerves and good footwork to not getting overwhelmed, meaning it's easier to avoid/negate/block jab, kick, elbow etc. What looks like to you (two men swinging their arms) is one stress testing other opening for strike. But if your opponent is way bigger than you, that's another story. In my country, wingchun, and all other varieties are taught to police forces and their wingchun could be different. Masters like Ipchun are like textbook, and instructors learning from them could develop their own varieties.

[@carlshaw257]

Amazing display of Chi Sao, I would love to train with Ip Chun.

[@shengchenfan]

Most of the people who talk bad about Wing Chun probably haven't grasp the understanding of it.Here is a Man who has lived longer than all of us and live Wing Chun.None of us youngster have any right to say anything bad,great job GM Ip Chun

[@sugarfuut]

I'm surprised that some would be so aggressive in their time with him.

[@detritusman]

sugarfuut Yeah man you’re totally right, huge lack of respect (knowing for sure the grampa would hit them hard and fast if he wanted to...)

[@WonderSilverstrand]

@@detritusman it would be disrespectful to not try

[@saxoflowerboy8015]

I think he is asking for it as it is for the show and i wouldnt be surprised cause his defensive and movement is still there for his age

[@websaint]

if i was good at chi sau, i don't think i have to guts to hit ip chun out of respect

[@clonemercenary376]

Damn!!!!!! the old man is fast!!!!!!!!! He's a perfect example of that........... "YOU JUST NEVER KNOW HE REALLY IS" type........at first glance.........he's a very harmless looking old man........but here.........he's lightning quick, and his hands are quicker then his mind...... I guess it really is true what a finance coach of mine once said............. those who know don't need to say anything........those who don't know....say all the time

[@krisMedicine]

Chi Sau is a training game. The game part is trying to get your opponent to make a mistake and thus create an opening. The training part is in developing the sensitivity in (not just) the arms and wrists. As this develops with practice, the opponents intentions can be felt early as well as reactions speed up now that the arm no longer has to wait for the eye to relay signals to the brain. No hits are counted and no score is kept as the practitioners are really trying to help each other.

[@archiebean2400]

The greatest achievement is selflessness. The greatest worth is self-mastery. The greatest quality is seeking to serve others. The greatest precept is continual awareness. The greatest medicine is the emptiness of everything. The greatest action is not conforming with the worlds ways. The greatest magic is transmuting the passions. The greatest generosity is non-attachment. The greatest goodness is a peaceful mind. The greatest wisdom is seeing through appearances.

[@tonycruz823]

Muito respeito por esse estilo de luta do saudoso mestre Ip Man!!

[@krisMedicine]

Believe me, they would have shown him much less respect if they had gone easy on him. Yip Chun wanted the world to see how far his western students have come since the 70's. It is Wing Chun philosophy to train in the most realistic manner possible without anyone getting harmed. The fact that some of these guys are really going for it only further underlines Yip Chun's skill.

[@creativeprivatemovies5165]

OMG IP IS WONDERFUL...... I LOVE IP MAN

[@Ermac888]

Thats his son incase you think its him if u didnt then im wrong

[@lukesanthosh6274]

great master wing chun best martial arts than all

[@abdullakhan4632]

absolutely great Grandmaster

[@Punchabearinnamouf]

I love that even at that age he's still got that kind of speed and power.

[@SihingZagaliotis]

Anyone who talks with disrespect about a great master like Ip Chun (or any other master who has trained upon years and years), using ignorant comments like "I would take control of his wrist" etc, only shows that they have not achieved the true spirit of martial arts, which is first and foremost respect to people who have devoted their lives to martial arts.

[@jamesamow5565]

For those who have been touched by ip chun..know that you are blessed...no ego......beblessedalways

[@tayfunylmaz8177]

75 years old guys 75 ... fucking amazing for that age!

[@i-evi-l]

Nice to see a fellow human with a brain the size of a brain instead of a grape.

[@krisMedicine]

What this training adds to the Kung Fu is an increased ability to counter and deflect and a much more instinctive way of applying techniques. The actual striking is left out for obvious reasons. It does seem counter intuitive in the very beginning, but it very quickly animates the "static" techniques learnt in the forms.

[@KaiSaiWingChunChina]

This is really a great video. Two reasons. 1. Sifu Ipchun having the courage and energy to still face unknown wing chun practitioners publicly in free chi sao. 2. How much disrespect and ego outsiders can include in their chisao just to show how much better they are than a 75 year old man.

[@Shindai]

lol I love how Ip Chun makes him pay for it though ;;

[@krisMedicine]

What many people unfamiliar with Wing Chun often assume to be different techniques are often the same techniques but being applied in a different context. For example a front thrusting kick and a side thrusting kick are the same kick. It is the opponent that has changed position, thus the concept and application change but the technique stays the same.

[@tenzin682]

Excuse my language, but.....FUCKING AWESOME!! Just wonderful. I would love to learn this since I am soon going to have hip-replacement surgery, and I don't know if I will be able to even throw a kick afterwards. But this is just great!!!

[@deg6041]

He is is 86 at year 2020. Try to fight at that age and let us see. Respect!

[@bela5976]

he is 95 now

[@ssjkaryuusennin]

His brother is 86 or something but he is 95 like *Bela Oster* said

[@arryharry]

2:25 - and that's a wrap!

[@LeagueofProPlays]

omg this old man is a live legend!!!!

[@krisMedicine]

I have been lucky enough to witness lots of great chi sau, but the opening of this film where Ip Chun chi saus with Sifu Martin Brierley shows more usage of Wing Chun's energies and minute angles in such a short space of time, it is a mind blowing example of high level Kung Fu. It's apparent these two have practiced together for many years. What do you guys think??

[@darkjioz]

The last guy who fought with ip chun , used a different way of attacking , well done. even though it didnt work out so well , it shows that he understands how to intercept.

[@avetiszakharyan]

@Shindai Okay, so it was hard to find this song :) I got some track id software that recognized the song, but name was in Chinese, so I was forced to draw these hieroglyphs with my hands in order to get them recognized by another software into letters and symbols I can actually copy, to put them in Google search box and go through Chinese sites while translating them to English to Google translate.. so - song is called: Qingyue Collection - 12 Kung Fu - "Dragon Song 3 and I got the mp3 :-P

[@whatitdodew]

@Shindai Guys, gotta remember he is much much older than these younger folk. But still a man his age to perform such things at his age, I applaud him and look up to him.

[@jwcarrollinmd]

ReefaRollin says it all.....Wing Chun is a real fighting art.People that know CQC get how real WC is.

[@robertodeleonGamercool]

i feel proud of ip man doing this kind of demostration :)

[@mohammadparvezkhan2914]

Incredible...OLD but BOLD......

[@krisMedicine]

Wing Chun theory states that all kicking has an inherent weakness in that one leg must be removed from the ground which considerably diminishes the effectiveness of the stance (this is a fact). However, the longer range and increased power of the legs when compared with the arms (hands) means that no complete martial art can ignore kicking.

[@passtheblunt7104]

R.I.P IP Chun God bless the IP family

[@Shindai]

amazingly he's still going strong and still training at 95 years old!

[@hotsquidward6735]

You mean Ip Ching . Not Ip chun...Ip chun is still alive and well.

[@Darknives]

@erbake this is a video of chisao. Chisao is a type of training where you use your arms to train sensitivity, that's why there's no legs..

[@wiserapwr]

Some cool fight styles put a bit of heartburn in and you can be Ip man so quick

[@Yattix]

Awesome. I really really like Sifu Rawcliffe's Chi Sao. He always looks totally rooted.

[@Warriorskills]

They were having fun. Yet also demonstrating WC chi sau skills.

[@Raickou44]

IP CHUNS SHOES ARE SIIIIK!!!

[@Shindai]

That's a fair point. I've been to a seminar led by Rawcliffe and he's ridiculously good at what he does, so I assume it's just him and his mate playing around and having some fun when they chi sau, rather than bad wing chun or anything. I still find it fun to watch, I hope you do too :)

[@krisMedicine]

Wing Chun adapts itself to a practitioners size and strength. Ip Chun has a very technical, precise and minute style as he is relatively small of stature. Ip Ching who is considerably taller than his brother has a more fluid, power orientated style. Wing Chun is about adapting to the body you have and I think both men have done this beautifully.

[@krisMedicine]

Pps freshhhhfritz is spot on in his reply. The hands move so much faster when you cut your eyes out of the equation. :)

[@ramonhawkins252]

The great ip man’s son still moves great during his chun sao and styling in those Nike air max ‘95😎. Wonderful!

[@Shindai]

Nice to see a comment in his favour, there's so much negativity toward him on youtube, I appreciate your appreciation lol

[@christianwieland8341]

The maximum grandmaster Chun

[@veganvocalist4782]

Ha ha this is amazing ;D RESPECT I looove many forms of martial arts ( if that is what this is , pardon my ignorance ) I find it totally fascinating and would so love to participate with some one else to take classes . Thanks for posting this , very inspiring , loved the last one the most ! ;D

[@Weic6383]

@erbake In Wing Chun, there is only low kicking.... thigh, knee, and the point between knee and feet... Wing Chun doesnt involve of throwing but it has many ways to prevent from getting thrown... Wing Chun is a kung fu that involves attacking and defending at the same time.... Everything is about timing, speed and accuracy... and of course reaction time...

[@MakCw]

@1UpGamers He started late in WC. When Bruce lee because famous he started taking interest in WC. That's Yip Chun.

[@gatoninja7480]

Nesse vídeo aprendi que devemos deixar nosso legado na terra e devemos tentar fazer isso todos os dias pq quando o tempo chega só restará o nosso legado deixado em vida

[@krisMedicine]

I love the last line of your comment. My feelings exactly.

[@Shindai]

Thank you for this wonderful comment :) It's poetry in motion to see taisigung Rawcliffe and Ip Chun chi sau

[@krisMedicine]

The theory is that it's much better to disable an attacker before they touch you so practice time would be wasted learning complicated throws. I think WIng Chun theory is nigh on perfect but to be the ultimate fighter, you'd probably need to know a few throws. :)

[@PathofCultivation]

i went to rawcliffes class in Bham for a bit, really great atmosphere but i had to quit :(

[@super1commenter]

Ip Chun at 1:41 is like: Yes, you have grabbed my arms, but you have immobilised both your hands as well, what are you gonna do? haha

[@JessD582K9]

18 people have no idea what a real master is.

[@punisher7.62mm2]

GRANDMASTER IP MAN, THE BEST OF THE BEST.

[@yoyoandbow]

ip chun would have killed them with chi sao in if he was their age.

[@florisvanlingen]

yoyoandbow if one does not bring back their wu sao in time when doing bong soa one will get hit by me. Talk with your hands not with age, status or anythibg else

[@hotsquidward6735]

Yea how about firstly you talk about your awful spelling, then you can comment whatever pleases you

[@adamwingchun]

much respect for grand master ip chun

[@archiebean2400]

Why argue? just see love, see truth, and embrace all things as beautiful. Its not about who's or what's the greatest, we are all equal its not about violence, its a spiritual path, discipline self control. Spirituality and the mind will always over weigh the physical being the physical being ends the mind however does not. Bruce lee had a great mind, ip chun also.

[@Shindai]

"Awesome" is a good start though ;) I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@anpredictable]

idont understand but i have a respect for this old man

[@thienkiem4128]

Awesome. Ip chun is really a true master Another interesting wing chun chi sao video: [ Wingchun Spirit Club] LUYỆN VÀO TAY - TRAINING CHI SAO

[@anthonymclaughlin1996]

I believe Ip Man had to use his Ving Tsun to protect himself and was very good at the art of Ving Tsun, and his ego was huge. He was knocked down a few rungs from his ego ladder when an old man wanted to spar with him. Ip Man mocked him and reluctantly agreed to meet to test his skill out - Ip Man was his plaything and tossed around. Thereafter he was more modest. Wong Shun Leung learned from Ip Man, tested his skills successfully over 100 times. Ip Chun nor Ip Ching ever did.

[@miguelquiroz7024]

Great master

[@user-fg4hk8lx6k]

Для этого возраста сильный человек

[@batangyawasap6772]

ip man - i can do this all day

[@Shindai]

I know there are kicks in wing chun, I meant there are no kicks in this video because they're not at an ideal range for it (though I'm told there is chi gerk as well as chi sao, but I've never seen it or done it so can't comment on how well it works.)

[@bmwmdude]

It’s called the immovable elbow for reason sir...

[@krisMedicine]

Ps - For an excellent (albeit quite theatrical) demonstration of sticking legs in action, check out The Prodigal Son movie.

[@dashen7047]

Bingo, sodamiza! You hit it right on the money.

[@TheKindplayer]

I love ip chun kungfu!

[@boulderdashbilly]

chi sao is a drill to develop form. IF you don't study Wing chun you won't understand

[@FoieGras]

These guys weren’t giving him any quarter! Wow!

[@i-evi-l]

I know it's obvious they weren't going easy on him, but it's still commendable that you recognize that.

[@piggypoo]

2:23 was crazy. what an ending with that neck chop.

[@eddieyoung6670]

I wish I could of train with Master Ip Chun

[@kamonwingchunjackyoung4430]

Well done to guy in blue shirt but IP man is bloody amazing 😀👍👍

[@mrmaughan17]

Thank you Kris.

[@jayempreem]

wonders this guy in early 20's

[@Negend]

i have to say the man at 1:20 was rather impressiver

[@imejoehiyalol]

wing chun in the sense of getting fit i personally found it very good but as the fighting style is made for less movement and energy spent the better, so when training to fight its not as much movements as other fighting style or self defence but the conditioning can be quite wearing just depends on your willpower to carry on, so yes its good for health but some are alot better

[@MindTrigger]

you are quite right i must say

[@karluy5441]

When old man wants to play with their hands

[@juancruzmarquez9084]

Every instructor of every discipline must be treated with hard respect. The problem (usually) there are not the others, but me.

[@FoieGras]

Filial respect is different from respect for another’s skills. Filial respect is you KNOW who the master is and you treat him with dignity and listen to what he says (very little of that going on). The other is earned. You don’t HAVE to bow down to some instructors.

[@Shindai]

Internal arts don't guarantee longevity, but they do require the practitioner to be relaxed. That's probably more to do with their longevity more than the specifics of the style, stress is well known to affect health after all. Any exercise is good exercise, though, and if you're eating healthily as well as being positive and unstressed, you're likely to live a long time :)

[@krisMedicine]

He didn't start until he was in his late 30's. He wasn't so interested until after the death of his father.

[@aclock2]

@bordereye A few times they have chance, but it will be very light hits which deal no damage(hard enough for a 80 years old, I guess). Anyways, the old man opponents are masters at their peak, it's amazing enough he could keep up with them.

[@axelstone3131]

He is struggling to keep up. You can see. He just doesn’t have the speed anymore. But compared to a lot of people his age he’s done well

[@Shindai]

That's a shame, may I ask how come? I'm trying to work up the funds and contacts to go train there for a month, I'm in Wales and don't drive so it's kinda awkward. Went to a seminar he did in November though, insane skills on the guy, good laugh too. I'm gutted for you that you had to stop :(

[@bordereye]

All those guys could have hit Ip Chun many, many times but only aimed to his arms. It seems to me that they treat him like a child... because they love him, they let him win.

[@masterchiefjhanverhatake4980]

I wonder what type of Wing Chun does Grandmaster Ip Chun used in teaching his students. Is it the “Traditional Wing Chun” of Sifu Chan Wah Shun or the “Improved Version of Wing Chun” of Sifu Leung Bik, or BOTH, like what Grandmaster Ip Man does? Well, no matter what he used in teaching his students, Grandmaster Ip Chun will always be a great master just like his father, Grandmaster Ip Man. He is a living legend!! xD

[@christianbarranon]

Thanks for all your knowledge teacher

[@igorteller1516]

The magnificent Master the son of the legendary master.👍