Wing Chun Wooden Dummy Breakdown - Part 1

[@RyanGarrettMusic]

I’ve been watching this instructor more than anyone else recently. He actually gives you the FULL application and gives you the proper understanding of what you’re doing and WHY. PLUS he is so humble and fun along the way! A++++

[@JKDVIPER]

Jason is fantastic

[@callumanderson2835]

This is good - I started Wing Chun in 1977. Been learning for 40+ years . I won’t tell you my age. Good stuff here

[@batmanthegrower4204]

nikka whats your age cuzz

[@bigpapaboomboom9735]

65!

[@fryim06]

Maybe when you start in those days it’s hard to meet the knowledgeable good ones. Me too. No disrespect intended.

[@danilojimenez5806]

I agree. This person knows something good. Thanks for this I’m old. Practiced Judo, (jujutsu), MooDukwan, (taekyion) Shotokan Goyu Ryu and Boxing. 🎉Excuse my spelling. When after many decades, I discovered Russian Systema’s boxing techniques and other military attack/defense methods, I heard of WC. After 10 years of practice, I have experienced how the whole relates to one: Learning Win Chun has enabled me to amalgamate all I know. I am not yet rationally sure how, but whenever I had to go in automatic stuff comes up without thinking: a spontaneous mix of combinations of blocking or deflecting, moving and counter that I never before thought of. Because all fighting schools/styles, taken as complete fighting systems/methods, have the same trigger at their origin: Shaolin. So Win Chun became the light that showed me the connection between all of them and allowed me to widen my scope. I am 70 today, after 62 years training I hit hard fast an accurately. I surely defend myself better since I learned WC.

[@Desmodus1958]

I would definitely enjoy learning Wing Chun from you. I love your attitude! My philosophy is “If you find yourself in a fair fight, your strategy sucks!”

[@EvanTateMusic]

Sifu Jason - Excellent!

[@garythomas4431]

Bravo. This is a very important example of adding the wooden dummy to hone your skills and add power. I also started wing Chun in 1981. The wooden dummy was added to my curriculum after two years of Sil Lim Tao training. I have a mook in my garage that I work out on every day. Thank you. I will check out your book.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Gary Thomas so happy to help - and hope you like the book too! We intend to add videos on each section of the form to supplement the book.

[@garythomas4431]

@@JKDandWingChun I just ordered your book. Another Book I highly recommend is Master Yip Chun''s Wing Tsun Wooden Dummy Techniques. I have practiced from it for years.

[@simonalpin2365]

Another brilliantly broken down video, thank you for sharing

[@paulhorn3383]

Enjoyed the video, good amount of detail, also bought the book and I also liked the reference to looney tunes lol, the good old days 👍

[@KF1]

Cool teacher and impressive pupil. You'd never know by looking at her those reflexes are so fluid. Thanks for the demo and explanations.

[@AB-lx8cf]

How and why is soooo important. This instructor is good at both. Enjoyed this very much

[@lancasterspades6558]

I'll be honest, I'm pretty sure I would still get my butt kicked in a real fighting scenario these days, but I've been interested in Wooden Dummy workouts and Wing Chun for sometime now, plus I need a physical activity to get into and this looks like alot of fun.

[@rickbernecic7353]

Greetings from Sydney Australia. I too have done the rounds of KZbin looking at the different styles & training techniques. However, I am constantly drawn back to your videos Sifu, they are inspirational In their content & format ... the mark of a true instructor is their ability to deliver a memorable & enjoyable learning experience . A skill that you have truly mastered. Thank you BTW your book is on order

[@JKDandWingChun]

Rick Bernecic so glad to help and thanks for the kind words too! Hope you like the book as well.

[@TheEdmondsMartialArtsAcademy]

Great video, it's refreshing to see good Kung Fu in South Carolina, and such an open mind about the possibilities of use for the mook johng and Wing Chun training itself.

[@williambarnes3054]

Add this principle to my JKD infiting I am practicing from your video Shifu. Thank you.

[@victorvasquez6121]

Hello Sifu, hope all is well with you and yours. Glad to see that your still doing your videos. as 'always' I look forward to your videos, 'keep blasting'.

[@chrisfoto4782]

Got the book and awesome in-depth explanation. Glad this video is here also.

[@JKDandWingChun]

That’s awesome to hear. Thanks for all the support and glad you’ve found the material so helpful.

[@AlexEinherjar]

Great video. Made think of several aspects I'll be working with my students whenever the damn quarantine is over.

[@guowushu]

Hi Jason - was really great to read your article on JKD in Issue 56 of WCI. Wing Chun is integral to Jeet Kune Do...I really liked how you gave respect to both styles in your article. I enjoyed your demo on the wooden dummy also. With teachers like yourself, the future of Jeet Kune Do and Wing Chun is in good hands. Respect to you.

[@Herowebcomics]

These are interesting ideas about what Wing Chun is supposed to be used for! It DID start out as a defense art!

[@bieddruhuggyfalsaperla5447]

You and Steve Lee Swift are the two most knowledgeable on the wooden dummy I've ever seen.

[@JasonFortKnoxMissionAuthor]

This is my favorite video so far! Loved it. Thank you for such practical application demonstration. Awesome

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

Agreed he did a fantastic job! Have you studied Wing Chun before? And are you a fan of Bruce Lee?

[@JasonFortKnoxMissionAuthor]

@@CharlesDamianoBLC I am studying it now. This is my sifu :) Just got this darn virus going on, so we're all on-line right now :/

[@JasonFortKnoxMissionAuthor]

And yes - huge Bruce Lee fan

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

Great! I studied the art for about 7 year with Duncan Leung from HK in late 70's, then with Alan Lamb and then with sifu Chow in NY! Love the art. Then studied with Ted Wong JKD before he passed. How long have you been studying Wing Chun? Be well and stay safe my friend!

[@CharlesDamianoBLC]

I am also a huge Bruce Lee fan and collector for the last 40 years. Please check out my Bruce Lee KZbin channel and join our Bruce Lee community by subscribing! I think you will enjoy it! Best Charles

[@4waySaline]

Book purchased, due to arrive next week. :) Least I can do to help support these incredibly helpful videos you've taken the time to make and share. Thank you, sir.

[@edwardstanulevich1764]

You convinced me. I bought the book.

[@guowushu]

The book is excellent.

[@joshpearsonrealestate6795]

Great video. I'm thinking of getting a WC dummy although I've never done Wing Chun. I want to learn with my kids. I like that you show how the dummy work correlates to real life situations.

[@JKDandWingChun]

That’s a great idea. There’s no better coach than dad.

[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Were do you live?

[@joshpearsonrealestate6795]

@@jarrodpelrine7229 Toronto, Canada

[@hunterlogan2913]

Dummy to live body with foot movement demo helps understanding & implementing wing chun application ~ thanks

[@petergrainger1910]

Really enjoyed this video

[@StephenTheardRealtor]

Man wished I lived in your area to take classes at your school. Just received your book on this form. Working on it at home. Thanks for the great breakdown. My online Sifu now. Training alone due to no school in my area. Blessings.

[@JKDVIPER]

7:08 she goes right into FOOK SAO good job Sifu Jazzy

[@shadowr2d2]

Thank you for posting this video. Awesomeness awesomeness hands down. You sir have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work..

[@mfernandeztube]

Excellent videos! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and insights. I have the book,; excellent reference as well. I'm going through it along with the videos. Highly recommend for any Wing Chun student of any lineage. I've been a student of the martial arts for many years and always learn something from your videos. You are an excellent teacher and your students are fortunate to have you. All of us here are fortunate to be able to learn from you remotely.

[@JKDandWingChun]

🙏. Thanks so much for the kind words and support.

[@andrewmason8691]

Interesting comment you made about when to start training on the WD. My Sifu originally had us start training on the WD after 12 months. His Sifu, the reknown Shu Shong Tin, told him WD shouldn’t be taught until after BJ, so my Sifu stopped teaching WD until people had learnt the WD. To be honest, I did benefit from learning WD early, but the real benefits came after learning WD. Even then, it took several more years to truly understand the real purpose of the WD and how to do it well. Learning on the WD how to cultivate force, how and where to focus this force whilst moving around and applying it to an opponent which was designed to be neither hurt nor moved, offers enormous benefits to our WC development. These benefits may not be so obvious for a while, given it is also practiced against an opponent who will not fight back. Not with punches and kicks anyway. This video is a good start on what to do in the WD form and, IMHO, the beginning of a profound journey in our WC development.

[@MikeS24-v4s]

Great clip and Sifu Jazz is very cute.

[@StephenTheardRealtor]

Just purchased your book. I knew there was something different about you from the 1st time I watched your channel. It was confirmed in reading your dedication to Jesus Christ in the first pages of your book. Truly the children of God give off an aroma to the world. A pleasant and pleasing scent from The Kingdom of Heaven. God Bless You and thank you for dedication to the martial arts and to the Kingdom of Heaven.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Stephen Theard wow! So humbled by that! Thank you and praise God for His grace!!

[@frenstcht]

"Chomping" is has to do with eating; "champing" is to chew anxiously. Horses champ at the bit when they're excited and really want to get galloping.

[@bongothom]

I have your other books and the are great. I like the logic that you bring to the philosophy of fighting and wing chun. Just waiting for the next payday to get the wooden dummy book.

[@JKDVIPER]

Great video jazz and J

[@marianorosario6464]

All instrutions are very understandables and clear,thank you nice tutorial than you!

[@bigpapaboomboom9735]

Great video. I just got a dummy and am getting your book.

[@petervongsa1926]

THANK YOU FOR THE LESSON!!! 🙏🏽😌

[@mokyan7]

For my distance check I palm strike its ‘face’. So far your section 1 looks like what I learned. Good tip about striking to the center, not the arms. Dummy work really helps train angles and force feeling, also it teaches you to sink/root for power so you don’t get knocked off balance. I think that initial part of section 1 also teaches you to relax, use pushing/striking force, relax, then quickly switch to pulling force, on the fly. Also good showing how posture is important, move body as a unit, not leaning back or forward, good.

[@Dodgewwwc]

Great video, I’ve ordered your book.. greetings from uk

[@JKDandWingChun]

Fantastic! Thanks for all the support. 🙏

[@andmann]

Terrific videos. Thank you very much.

[@austinhamby3088]

I got the book, it's a good read. Perhaps make a video about building a wooden dummy.

[@paksau1]

Beautiful! Love your thought on WC...I train Cheung's TWC....I like this also! Great stuff Sifu!

[@JKDandWingChun]

Thanks so much for watching and the great input.

[@paksau1]

@@JKDandWingChun I'm definitely ordering the Jong book! Our sets and movement are similar but different at the same time if you get what I'm writing. I wanna see your versions understanding of the "why" in the applications. Thanks, l cant learn if l dont have all the view points whether I agree or not

[@RyanGarrettMusic]

As in William Cheung?

[@paksau1]

@@RyanGarrettMusic Yes

[@RyanGarrettMusic]

@@paksau1 how do you feel about his style/technique? I don’t like to speak harshly of ANY martial arts or martial artists but I’ve seen a lot on controversy surrounding him and his relationship with Yip Man. No disrespect of course I’m just curious and wanted to take advantage of having a moment to talk to someone directly who trains under him

[@sethmcdonald4]

Wing Chun Wooden Dummy techniques teaches us trapping hands more on blocking and Countering

[@lockback7799]

I can confirm when you put you finger deep in someone’s eye socket it hurts them a great deal. I never used a special slinky technique I just grabbed the back of the gentleman’s head and stuck my finger in his eye. He screamed a guteral scream and stopped attacking me.

[@ljankok]

would be great if you can hold a seminar in The Netherlands

[@JKDandWingChun]

Isn’t it rather cold there??? LOL. But seriously, maybe we can set that up someday. Thanks for watching and for your support.

[@danplasma]

Ridiculous skills, this good ol boy is a legit Martial Artist, cool...

[@wowwow305]

Sifu could u explain how to practice chi sau using dummy

[@buckrogers5703]

Funny and effective and GREAT

[@JKDandWingChun]

thanks for watching!

[@williamlloyd4729]

Great teacher, I have what is known as the octopus wooden dummy. I use it once a day. I plan on incorporating your teachings with my own. Also wanted to say God bless you and you have a great personality SeeFu👍👍👍

[@JKDandWingChun]

William Lloyd 🙏. Thanks for the input and for watching.

[@少川靖男]

the word "wrong" is phonetically the same as "not correct", but in fact, it is the "cross over" word which has the same phonetic and voicing as "wrong", in the wc axiom, the founder already foresaw the potential mis-interpretation , hence, the axiom alread have elegantly states "{wrong} is not referring to wrong" , original axiom herein 錯非真錯

[@JuanSalvoElEternauta]

Hello! Thanks for the great tips and for sharing your knowledge! Greetings from a beginner Wing Chun student from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Keep up with the great work! PS: Do you have a good video about footwork and coordination related drills? Thanks again!

[@JKDandWingChun]

Thanks for watching from down there. I’ve always wanted to visit Buenos Aires and hear that it’s quite nice. Anyway, we’ve got a short KZbin series on footwork drills as well as more in depth material on our Teachable site if you’re interested in that. Hopefully they’ll help you out. As a beginner (at any stage really) it’s really important to develop your SLT structure and add footwork to it, so don’t underestimate the importance of the basics! Thanks for watching. It’s great having you a part of our channel.

[@JuanSalvoElEternauta]

@@JKDandWingChun hello Sifu! Thanks for your response! I'll take a look at the content you are referring to and start working on that asap. Thanks again! Have a great weekend!

[@wingchun-simplekungfu7584]

Good lesson 👍🏻

[@JKDandWingChun]

Thanks! 😃

[@richardmaddox4755]

Since there is a palm strike coming in this first part, I would debate that the first arm contact is in fact an entering or defensive technique, rather than coming in as an attack. This detail will affect trapping techniques later on, which require multiple blocks before striking. Thumbs in for any palm strikes, For safety. Like Bil Jee does. And presenting a wu sao guard is a badass way to draw someone in. Chi sao is more about feeling intention, then getting off centerline, let’s get the traditional fact straight here. Everyone keep an open mind, watch ALL the wing chin videos.

[@davidslaby579]

Hahahahahahahahaha ," many flowers; bearing no fruit."

[@lorannichols2504]

It would be a little bit easier to learn if you would slow down so I can see what you are doing. You are good and i respect you and I'm really trying learn my wooden dummy. Please slow down thank you.

[@76kamikazi]

Sifu i wish you would put out instructional DVD instead of books,my attention span is not what it used to be in reading so just something to consider.

[@JKDandWingChun]

ha...my attention span is worse too. Gotta limit my screen time!! But as it goes, we've got a bunch of instructional videos up on our online platform. The link is in the description. Here's a link to the Biu Jee course and you can get the rest from there too. Thanks so much for watching!! greenville-academy.teachable.com/p/bui-jee

[@kidyusei1]

Nice! You all have a female sifu as well?! She was so cool and pretty! Wouldn’t mind seeing her in more vids! Sifu Aaron and now Sifu Jazz makes these vids even better with you Sifu Jason!

[@mav613]

That was a great video on the MYJ. I would love to see more though I get the commercial reasons for not giving up the farm. Thats said your VT/WC/WT brothers and sisters to the north in Canada would love to purchase the book. Sadly amazon will not ship north of the boarder. Is there anyway for you to assist in having you books available in Canada? I fully agree that much of VT has become trapped in Chi Sao and traditional dogma. I’ve stumbled on your KZbin channel and am rapidly appreciating your modern more practical interpretation of Wing Chun. I love this art and your knowledge and sharing it is needed more than ever if this beautiful art is going to survive. Please keep it up!!!

[@kingdeedeedee1450]

Nice dance moves.

[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Hi Sifu just ordered your book along with a dummy from warrior martial arts Supply do you have any general advice for me as I begin to read and apply the curriculum from the book to the dummy

[@JKDandWingChun]

Fantastic. Hope you love the book and enjoy the training on your new dummy. I’d say the best advice is to take your time learning and not rush. Relax with the movements so there’s a mind/body connection, springy forward energy, and balanced structure. The worst thing we do is be in a hurry and think we “know” the form because we’ve memorized the sequences. All these years and I still don’t know it! I’m always learning and correcting and that’s the best approach to it, I think. People who do that get the best out of it. Anyway, thanks again and best wishes to you in your training!

[@austinhamby3088]

The wooden dummy is one of the best martial arts equipment, it could be used for other styles, would you agree. Plus, I defiantly want the book.

[@hanyhussein4894]

Looks that there’s a great stuff out here. If I live in NJ where can I get my son trained? Any recommendations? He loves Bruce Lee and would like to practice JKD

[@renev8223]

Hello Jason. I love your demonstration on the first section. Want to order your book, does it come in a book format? Thanks.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Thanks so much for the support. Here’s a link for the hard copy of the book. Hope you like it. www.amazon.com/Wing-Chun-Wooden-Dummy-Infighter/dp/B086PLXSXY

[@JKDandWingChun]

@Счастье wow! That’s quite a bit of distance. And, yes, the book is designed to teach the form A-Z, so that should help you. Between the book giving you the nuts and bolts and the video providing an overview, you should be able to really get the form down. Best wishes to you and thanks for watching.

[@crapsterface]

how hard can u hit a free standung dummy like the one there with weight on it. vs one on a frame ? ( i dont mean wallmounted , comon sense tels me u can hit them hard ) im in the market for a dummy . but i only want to buy one

[@lazur1]

Recommend any Chicago-area Wing Chun?

[@ericsimoneau4818]

Juat got my mook yan jong this weekend and bought your book on amazon. Recieved it today. And found this video 2 hours later haha. What are the chances

[@JKDandWingChun]

@@ericsimoneau4818 ha! That’s amazing. Hope you love the book and it really helps your training.

[@ericsimoneau4818]

@@JKDandWingChun Love the book. learned section one today in no time using this video also. slow motion on this video really helps. going to get comfortable with section one on both sides before going into section 2.

[@ericsimoneau4818]

@@JKDandWingChun i also signed up on the site and will most probably buy some courses.

[@boobizzy4173]

Thanks

[@HelenaWCguy]

Sure wish I lived in Greenville.

[@integratedfightingarts]

You're one of like, 3 people I've met that knows the dummy arms don't necessarily represent a real opponent's left or right arm.

[@andrewmason8691]

Even fewer understand the role of the Wooden Dummy is not about attacking the arms.

[@zibtihaj3213]

U planning to open a school in NJ or NYC area ? East coast

[@danielmollohan1703]

Bought your book. You did a wonderful job. I was on the fence though, as I grew up in Anderson, SC, and my experience growing up in the south (as a Jewish queer man) was on par with torture. Therefore, whenever I discover someone is from that area I am always a bit suspicious of their politics and beliefs. While the book did hint at some republican leanings (which does make me wonder if I should buy anything else) I certainly hope I am incorrect. Don’t get me wrong, my beliefs make most judge me incorrectly so my assumptions won’t be the deciding factor. You book was worth every penny, your lineage checks out, and your knowledge of the basics seems to be up there with greats like Sifu Francis(out of Atlanta )and Sifu Adam ( out of BC), but those two are not human.

[@JKDandWingChun]

@@danielmollohan1703 glad you enjoyed the book. And you’re right about both Francis and Adam. I’ve had the great privilege of spending some time with them and they’re both tremendously talented. Not only that, they exemplify the martial spirit…kind, wise, and strong. As for Republican leanings, I’d simply clarify that in my other books (especially The Way of the Blade since it deals with weaponry) I provide the philosophical foundation for self-defense. I don’t skip over the metaphysical-epistemological-and ethical chain required to arrive at the basic truth that all people - without exception or qualification - have the God-given right to liberty. It’s upon this philosophical foundation that self-defense makes sense. In other words, I provide what you’d call a libertarian (albeit one based in both theology and natural law) worldview and the non-aggression principle to undergird a moral system of self-defense. A Jewish queer man would have every right to self-defense according to these principles as a southern bible study leader. That’s the beauty of it…and why I write about it. The truth is that we’re all doomed to ever increasing levels of conflict if we persist in this madness of mis-identifying the nature of rights and self-defense. So, that’s what you’d read in my other work basically. A vigorous explanation and defense of the moral principle of self-defense…that since none of us are God, we must not use any force or fraud against one another. This is, in my estimation, the basis of true social peace and actual political liberty. We don’t all have to agree in order to uphold basic rights. (In fact, we have a quick video short coming up that explains this.) In all, I don’t write about politics…I stick to self-defense and the moral philosophy upon which it rests. Thanks again for your support and for the opportunity to address such a significant modern issue. 😎🙏

[@gerardocovarrubias1127]

One question in this might be different the strongest Kung Fu styles of northern and southern are Shaolin Kung Fu and Wing Chun Kung Fu

[@stanleymyrick4068]

As far as footwork, Kung fu often changes its form. Snake for instance, had a style of snake from the more mountainous regions but a different one for flatter parts.

[@jonathonrwills1825]

Excellent Point moral legal awareness

[@aminulhussain2751]

What is your lineage Sifu? Looks very close to Wong Shung Leung

[@JKDandWingChun]

We get that a lot and I’ve always thought that’s because I’ve boxed for years and that’s where WSL started, so there’s that core way of seeing the Wing Chun concepts. Anyway, my lineage is Ip Man...my direct Sifu is Tony Massengill. Thanks for watching!

[@DamKaKaDaNi]

Couldn't you ram/push the person with your center of mass behind your arm instead of trying to turn into them? I'm thinking like peng from taiji.

[@julietnho5458]

You are both funny!

[@kumargutam7943]

Maste please show the foot work alongwith full step

[@murath5550]

Sir your elbow should be on the inside for the thumb to the eye and slip to neck hold. The left hand without a grab using the bladed edge of hand/arm will stay in contact and using gravity and natural friction kinda of like a lap sau but from inside outwards. So when then the thrust of the thumb eye gauge (heaven forbid) fingers darting downwards and arm thrusting forwards the opponents head will turn to their right side at which point dip the elbow (keeping on the inside still avoid a blow from opponents left arm) and place forearm on collar bone with neck control hand hooked around. At the same point as the elbow dip with the timing on the opponents face turn to avoid eye gauge you left hand can shoot in on the inside abandoning the inner lap sau type miss direction caused by the hip turn to thrust right arm and dart back in with left palm to chin(face sideways still) this can be a head and neck throw entry or worse but the throw is there. Wing Chun is good for sensitivity and makes you good for learning other styles back lacks real world momentum due to nature of the training.

[@josephbennett7057]

Hello sir, is this book in Kindle format only? I went to Amazon to buy it and it only gives me a Kindle format. I'd like a actual book in hand. I'm kinda old school. Thank you for your time. I love your videos.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Joseph Bennett thanks for the support. Here’s a link to the hard copy. www.amazon.com/dp/B086PLXSXY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_dnjIEbNH7FM0M

[@josephbennett7057]

Thank you! Bought it!!

[@ibramguirguis]

Start at 3:52

[@mikeruddell6091]

Much smarter than 90% or more politicians ;-)

[@JKDandWingChun]

Mike Ruddell only 90%?? 🤣

[@mikeruddell6091]

@@JKDandWingChun Ok, so I was a little bit generous.

[@davidbennett3745]

Hi Jason, tried to buy the book on Amazon but as I am UK based it would not let me. Maybe you can release it for Amazon UK?

[@JKDandWingChun]

David Bennett it should be...🤔....we’ll check it out. Not sure why it told you that. Sorry. Hopefully we can get that fixed in a hurry. Thanks for letting us know and for your patience.

[@JKDandWingChun]

It shows a release in the UK. Not sure why there’s a delay but everything looks good to go on our end. That’s weird. Maybe you can try again later and let me know. So sorry for the inconvenience.

[@davidbennett3745]

@@JKDandWingChun Thanks, just tried again the next day and it worked this time so its all good

[@lloydminto7519]

What is the link to buy the book

[@JKDandWingChun]

Here’s the link: www.amazon.com/Wing-Chun-Wooden-Dummy-Infighter/dp/B086PLXSXY Thanks for watching. 🙏

[@DirtDigglerDetecting]

Took a old chair ... legs an made one. Going to hang on fence an play around.

[@johnhayes6414]

Stickey hands techniques are old and excellent for close hand combat bruce lee learned it

[@TimRHillard]

On eye gouging, context matters. Long story, I saw two guys fighting in a parking lot. There was a crowd and I stupidly wanted to see what was happening. Smaller, faster guy poked the other's eye, ~kinda on accident. The big dude had just warned the other, don't poke my eyes. He kept throwing the Jeet eye poke out. Well, he did anyway, and the big guy got crazy angry, and told his friends to ''get that, exploitative ''. So, one of them shot a gun at ''mister eye poker'' a few times. He then showed everybody that ''speed''🏃‍♀🏃‍♀. Nobody got hit, but man it was intense. Not being that kind of fast, I pulled my friends with me under a 4×4 truck until everything was over. This was in Austin Texas on July 4th, 1990's. My friends from Iowa have never been back to Texas. I wonder why? However, one way to look👀(get it?) at this is that the big guy after getting his eye poked, was definitely out of commission. So, it did work, but as usual in a stupid street fight, nothing goes as planned. The law of unintended consequences can be rough.

[@MrPanetela]

a glass plate will splatter on a hard floor; yet, a rubber ball will bounce all day on that same floor...be elastic my friend...

[@johnwayne3554]

Moving home s.c. 3 months want to talk to you. San jose wing chun club. Si fu ben der

[@longyuanchuan]

Amazon Is not responding

[@longyuanchuan]

I've ordered the book 3 times already but nothing happe s

[@CobraLifestyle-it6oy]

In the Netherlands our scool is closed now because of covid :(

[@notusingmyname4791]

I loathe the term "wrong bon (sao)" ... and have been using "san bon sao" (meaning 3rd bon sao... first being what we see in siu lam tao, and second being in chum kiu which is more engaged at the elbow distance)

[@chedinm375]

Dispit the language barriere,I cling to your course... Merci beaucoup..Brussels..

[@JKDandWingChun]

Awesome! Glad you found the page and that the material has been helpful. 🙏

[@chedinm375]

@@JKDandWingChunHello, Bonjour, I'm Proud to know Youur Courses even if the Atlantic separates us.😀🌎

[@CBHDK59]

the wooden dummy is a no-no in HUNT KING DO. the reason, it got a bad habit.

[@chrismcdaniel475]

Can someone get by from just knowing Mook Jong?

[@JKDandWingChun]

You could, but here’s the longer answer LOL. The material/structures of the empty hand forms are used in the dummy forms. They provide the structural “truth” for the Mook Jong actions and, therefore, are the gauge as to whether we’re doing the dummy form correctly. Without that base, errors are harder to correct because there’s no structural standard “pre-built” into the trainees’ muscle memory. For this reason alone it’s best to learn the empty hands as well as their corollary on the dummy. Second, we see that the structures from the empty hand forms aren’t used on the dummy in the same way they are in the air. That’s instructive. It’s huge because it tells us that the Wing Chun structures don’t look the same on the dummy and from that we can assume they’ll look different when used in fighting. I think that point is really missed these days. Students keep thinking that they have to “look like they’re using Wing Chun” for their stuff to be valid. We can know this is a false standard simply by looking at the difference in application from empty hands to dummy. So, yeah…you can get the actions from the dummy alone. Not gonna deny that. But this leaves us with a few gaps (as mentioned) and for that reason I’d recommend that we learn the empty hand forms too. Hope this helped answer your question. And thanks a bunch for watching.

[@radhinblitzahmed]

He says wing chun is useless He teaches wing chun

[@dougjones4987]

"How to defend yourself in a prison shower"

[@bangedup2996]

Okay, why is it anytime you see one of these training things the teacher is blocking what their trying to show you. Nevermind but thanks.

[@gerardocovarrubias1127]

and people call Shaolin Kung Fu the king of the fighting Arts grandfather of all martial arts and granddaddy of hand-to-hand fighting but you can learn Shaolin Kung Fu and Wing Chun at any age

[@notyou6674]

i know know how to defeat any wing chun practitioners, a helmet.

[@johnreidy2804]

Teaching while looking above the rim of your glasses somehow takes away credibility. Sorry friend...it just looks odd. But what you are saying sounds great.