Wing Chun Applications - Chum Kiu Part 2

[@CushtyHealthFoods]

This is much more detailed system wing Chun explained much better than some I could mention showing me it’s not just about standing there with all the moves ie the shift with the hips and feet with out coming off ground the elbows turned in cover centre line in previous video you tell this very well and clear understanding for me to practice.

[@roguewuulf]

Great video. Although I know these moves already. I enjoyed watching it and the way you explained it and one can always wake away with something new when the video is good.

[@JG27Korny]

That is the best wing chun teacher. What really matters is that he understands the environment, and what you are likely to meat. And by this way the wing chun can be adapted.

[@SuperPatrickdunn]

Sifu Jason, I really love the way you teaches us the concepts of Wing Chun, very practical and yet humorous !!! Keep up with the good work

[@JKDandWingChun]

SuperPatrickdunn that’s great! Glad you’re enjoying our channel and the videos. 🙏

[@JKDVIPER]

1:15 the turning with double elbows is actually the PAI JAANG (JARN structure) I know it looks like the LAN but it actually isn’t. Just trying to help.

[@jacksonmasha1306]

Amazing shifu and am doing following your training step by step

[@mikeruddell6091]

Sifu, Pigeon Forge is Gatlinburg like, it just has Dolly. If you really want to see gluttony, take a trip to Dollywood. This and the course on seeking the bridge has been great for helping me re-learn the form. Thanks as always.

[@thomashenderson7481]

Sifu Jason, U made an excellent point about the front kick. Students often apply the front while leading back. It's one of those mystery only the source of its origin can answer.

[@rodcav3]

Really awesome breakdown..best I've seen...too many Wing Chun practioners are stuck in traditional techniques without understanding the application...Wing Chun is supposed to be fluid and adaptable not rigid and structured ...real confrontations are not structured and choreographed to predictable movements, which unfortunately is how to many wing chun practioners approach it. Love the part especially about always moving forward after a kick..its ridiculous...why would you move forward on a guy who is moving at an angle...that only works with an inexperienced fighter..in the street you never know who you'll come across and what they know about combat...try moving staight forward after a kick on a guy who moves like Lomachenko and see what happens....again my compliments GREAT STUFF

[@GuitarGuruLLC]

Awesome video.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful. Wing Chun is an incredible system, isn't it??

[@DamianProsa]

Great videos Sifu Jason. I've been perusing your channel for a while and enjoy your refreshing approach and detailed commentary. I'm adapting my Wing Chun into MMA and Kickboxing and your videos have been of great help. Thanks!

[@JKDandWingChun]

Damian Prosalendis glad to help and best of luck to you with your training and goals.

[@rogerchristman2120]

Hey Sifu Jason,I am sending you a package, no it it is not a bomb.The classes you gave me at the end of July were great.I recommend that anyone traveling the beautiful Greenville,SC area to stop in and see you.

[@JKDandWingChun]

roger christman cool. Thanks, Roger. It was great meeting you Our zip code is 29607, by the way. Thanks for all your support.

[@warriorstkdify]

This is my 3rd time watching this video, thank you for connecting the dots in my Wing Chun!

[@JKDandWingChun]

Eastbound 3-5-7 glad to help. Thanks for watching and for the input.

[@WingChunJKD]

super cool explanation, thanks

[@JKDandWingChun]

Awesome. Real glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and for the input too.

[@ralphduck9415]

this is excellent stuff, dont ever stop sir

[@JKDandWingChun]

Ralph Dück thanks, man. We appreciate the support.

[@lockback7799]

Was josh in the hangover film

[@jdaywork2693]

If I have it right, with my Tai Chi studies, uniting the body behind all your forms is considered essential. The attack is a fortified one that has as much defense built into it as it can. And Tai Chi is a counter attack style according to my teacher. It's supposed to listen, read and then appropriately counter the incoming energy. And I see Wing Chun, with Chi Sau, like Tai Chi's Push Hands, getting that sensitivity training in too. Referring to this after watching from 20:23 onward. The form Sifu is doing here reminded me of ideas I was shown with Tai Chi forms. Both Chinese Martial Arts and heck, packing as much safety into your techniques as you can makes universal common sense.

[@rayrobmog]

Always great and superb advice and insights into the understanding of W C concepts in plain language, really helps me understand WC a lot more, many thanks Sifu... Dublin Ireland

[@SamAndMejia]

Thank you for your videos, I do practice Tai Chi with White Dragon martial arts in San Diego Ca, and I am using your analogy to improve in my fighting skills.

[@lewisjake4691]

A trick: watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.

[@jesuskenneth4318]

@Lewis Jake yup, been using Flixzone for since december myself :D

[@victorcalvin1557]

@Lewis Jake Yup, been using Flixzone for since november myself :D

[@behaviourbro8495]

Funny and informative as always. Thanks Sifu Jason!

[@JKDandWingChun]

Behaviour Bro 👍

[@dennisdegroot1103]

Although my Chum Kiu "looks" a bit different ( lineage thing :-) ) , the concepts are the same. Your emphasis on the Yu Ma and the shifting energy is very good! I find your vision on the application part of this form (and the SLT for that matter) very refreshing and also very helpfull for my own WC Journey and teachings. Thx for sharing and you gained a big fan from the Netherlands!! Please keep Sharing these great videos and I'll keep hitting the like button ( Cause I don't want bad things to happen of course....)

[@JKDandWingChun]

Dennis De Groot ha! Glad to help and thanks for watching.

[@MrNpalapas]

I agree with your idea Sifu. That’s very useful information. Thanks.

[@mokyan7]

As you start talking about waist-stance turning, power transfer and elbows, it really helps to practice elbow strikes on a heavy bag. You will improve force transfer and also your balance and rooting so you don’t get knocked back when you use them. It also strengthens those abs too. Also the luk sau (rolling hands) practice on the wooden dummy (in section 4 as well as the end of all sections) teaches you to forcefully rotate and sync your upper and lower body into the turns to build power, rooting, balance.

[@dalestuartsproat7561]

was someone doing the beep test run thing inn another room

[@GeekWingChun]

As I said on a previous video, I love this series. Quick question: will you wind up doing these for all 6 forms?

[@JKDandWingChun]

Geek Wing Chun Inc. that’s the plan. Weapons, dummy...the whole shebang.

[@GeekWingChun]

Greenville Academy of Martial Arts great! I look forward to it.

[@zorbataichi65brown19]

Good stuff! Nice to see the interpretation. I left wing chun after 10 years, for tai chi boxing as it offers hammer fist, side cutting fist, uppercut, back fist, stand up grappling. It is another art heavily misunderstood, and mistaken as weak. Wing chun makes you feel guilty for using all those other shots. What you say is right. I have been put on my arse by Muay Thai, taken down and choked by BJJ. Maybe with totally other mind set it could dominate. Greeting from Australia

[@kumargutam7943]

Great master

[@Lavadx]

Similar to swinging a baseball bat, when you shift your weight, pretend you're trying to squash a giant bug with the same side foot your punch is being thrown from... They will force your knee to pivot and your hip will follow... It's an easy way to teach this "shift". Great instruction by the way!!!

[@blackbeardgoatjr2434]

Thanks for the lesson. It helps reinforce what I've been taught

[@JKDVIPER]

Good one J. ☺️🙏🐉💥I saw Paul on the #jeetkunedo podcast with SIFU DWIGHT. It was awesome.

[@jedi77palmer]

You can see the influence of David Peterson's teaching in your ideas 👍

[@COMB0RICO]

Enjoyed it. Thanks from Texas.

[@JKDandWingChun]

COMB0RICO our pleasure. Glad to have you watching.

[@patronusgaia]

pure gold! Respect

[@JKDandWingChun]

Emil Georgiev thanks so much for watching.

[@mokyan7]

When you talk about the stance shifting and weight, I have noticed over time I prefer a 50/50 weight distribution for many situations, with maybe 60/40 for the shifting. It was drilled in at 70/30 a lot of the time, but hanging back too much slows me down and limits weight transfer for turning strikes. Regarding the feet, heel vs ball vs whole foot, the best explanation I read is from sifu Derek Fung. His sifu taught to feel the weight on the front 2/3 of your foot. That way you have both rooting/stability as well as quickness. It makes a lot of sense.

[@justinofrivia1035]

I like 60/40 as well. I've trained Jeet Kune Do too and sometimes I'll use them together when i train by myself. However, I can do both styles footwork obviously (I've done fencing too, actually), and am able to choose one and do it properly. You know what I mean? Does this Sifu in the video do JKD, too? Or no?

[@BB49]

Very enlightening Sifu, particularly considering the center of gravity with the footwork, traditionally I'm used to moving up on my toes, but this concept, moving on the heels flat, rooting to the ground, I can allot of potential here, isn't this rooting what gives stability in other arts like Aikido, becoming unmovable??? Thank you sir!!!

[@glenhauser3047]

Like wing chun for close fighting stance and hips are always important to strong punches power comes from hips in a fight you use whatever is available for fight usually ends real quick on or two strikes and something to think about the going forward to make sure your opponent either surrendered or put him out so they don’t come at you with your back turned and start to walk away I like to learn from all use what works cool good video my friend

[@mariobraun5554]

Sehr gut erklärt

[@JKD_IRAN]

Wingchun is very complex

[@JKDVIPER]

2:29 Right. Exactly

[@belkys120]

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[@davereid-daly2205]

Great instruction, even though I practice Wing Tsun, still I am learning a lot from you, thank you for sharing your knowledge. As you know, its those small little things that refine a technique.

[@johnwan5966]

Very good

[@adnanejbara3801]

Great Explanation..:)

[@stephennordlinger365]

Good applications

[@JoJo-nv8jy]

Excellent. Thank sifu

[@1965KUNGFU]

luyện tập vịnh xuân quyền.lớp học rất hay

[@Ving_Tsun_Heritage]

David Peterson seminar student? Or why do you show footage from Wong Shun Leung at the beginning?

[@alexmcgregor7082]

Great video!

[@rogeriogolembieski2839]

Muito bom, coloca legendas em português

[@BlueFang714]

The head hunting thing, one of my favorite things to do is to make an obvious chop towards the face with one hand while the other maintains contact, I know they'll block it, that's the point. The hand that maintained contact while low they've forgotten about out of fear for their face and it just slides forward into a body shot. So simple but so many fall for it out of fear for their face. Not that you shouldn't be worried about your face though either haha.

[@2murie]

You must have learned a bit of the WSL method... ?

[@huaxzhang]

Enjoy your videos. Have you considered making more videos with insights just like all others you made so far? They could be for paid members. People from afar that have no access to your school, or people simple can't go anywhere to train these days, would be able to train at homes while bearing in minds the key points.

[@irajvf2676]

Chain punch speed training ×999 please

[@Zurn187]

good stuff as always sifu jason very *handy* :P Where is part 3 ? i need my crack XD keep up the good Work!

[@michaeltruthson6262]

Really Sifu😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 Like dang what is your mother in law going to think if she ever sees this presentation 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@JKDandWingChun]

She’s actually a sweetheart and gets a kick out of the jokes. At least that what she says...if something ever happens to me, though...🤣.

[@carstennoppenei2077]

Here comes the Wing Chun mummy...😂😂😂

[@DarthKiller100]

Jesus Christ Wing Chun Master. That would be an amazing scene to see. Haha

[@warriorstkdify]

Excellent video and great explanations of various concepts especially WC Footwork and balance. I should have dressed up like the WC Monster for Halloween lol

[@drevvhille235]

Greetings sifu...very freaking helpful and relative...great work...I will be watching all of your videos paid and free lol....MOST HELPFUL VIDEO FOR THOSE TRAINING IN WING CHUN BUT LACKING A MASTER......he not only demonstrates moves, he covered application and relevance. Great work sifu....and for all you "COMMENTERS" LEAVING NEGATIVE FEEDBACK...MAKE A BETTER VIDEO....IVE NEVER MET THIS MAN TO COME TO HIS DEFENSE BUT IF YOU BELIEVE HE'S DOING SOMETHING WRONG..... MAKE A BETTER VIDEO AND SEE WHAT THE WORLD HAS TO SAY ABOUT YOU

[@colreef]

Well said.👌

[@stevenedmund5680]

I call the elbow move @ 6:00 The Role "

[@gilsonmoura7811]

Não entendo nada, só no português.

[@starshipdjs7524]

Oh! No! Here comes the Wing Chun Mummy! LOL :)

[@actingactor6915]

Has anyone ever done any of this nice relaxed fancy stuff, after taking a serious blow to the face when your eyes feel like swimming pools

[@VanessaSalang]

The Ip man leaning back may have been do to age. Notice, most of his high level students didn't lean back. I think he probably told them it was not good form but by that time in those photos he probably weighed like 70 lbs...opium ya know.

[@sankizm2923]

Sir... Please make a video on footwork and it's application from jkd side. It would be helpful. Please.

[@jackiep6636]

Actually, you will notice that Ip Man kept his elbows 0.23mm wider then you are here

[@JKDandWingChun]

Jackie P I just did that to see if you’d notice! 🤣

[@OlafOdinsson]

J G Wentworth...its your money, use it when you want...

[@kennethpickens4084]

If the fight isnt suddenly .... your probably a part of the problem ......wow really think about that

[@geoffreynelson6413]

Also, showing the feet is critical in wing chun. So many videographers miss this.

[@markhuggett3017]

Thanks Jason you should think about an online course for people who live overseas , I live in Australia

[@HolidayXperiment]

Is there a place where Wing Chun schools meat

[@mariobraun5554]

Top vorgezeigt

[@donbasto1156]

Auto download

[@chrisdinneen9287]

Too late with with mother in law mate 😂😂😂

[@billmurray7676]

If "pure Wing Chun" means "from HK" then what you're teaching is much closer to "pure" than those who pretend to be pure.

[@minasz]

Can you do a real sparring video with a kickboxer, not somebody you know, and show us how this wing chun stopkick , bong sao , pak sao ect work in a fight.

[@billmurray7676]

You know, if you ever need to fight, he's not going to be there to save your ass, so it's pointless to make this kind of requests...

[@michigannewsnow4927]

Thx sifu I got my 1st trial class thur right now still trying to learn sil lim tao

[@michaeloytis6964]

minasz I doubt your request will be filled....I'm certain of it....😊

[@michaeloytis6964]

Bill Murray I doubt he could spar in a non Wing Chun "Buddy" Spar Sesh..

[@mrblanc7521]

This fellla is good!

[@georgecostanza2695]

Omg that Jesus Christ bit was HILARIOUS! Man, your students should be on their hands and knees worshipping you. These days, someone who truly knows and understands the system at this level is rare enough, finding someone with that knowledge who will also teach it, is next to impossible... looks like you're one of the few! Ps. F#ck those who criticize .There are so many descendants of so many lineages, there's no right or wrong, so long as you can logically justify why you do what you do; as opposed to those who essentially say "I do exactly what I was taught, therefore I'm doing it right"... when in fact they have no idea why they're doing what they do, the way way they do it.

[@lonnieellison3679]

This guy talks to much

[@wilfordgrimley4339]

Another misinformed "master" making us look bad. The bong sao IS the punch dude. Its called a hook.

[@alejandrogn4]

Lol what

[@wilfordgrimley4339]

@@alejandrogn4 can you not read or can you not comprehend?

[@alejandrogn4]

@@wilfordgrimley4339 I'm comprehending that you're an idiot

[@surfside16]

What about getting ur foot grabbed by ur opponent. It seems to me that would be a natural reaction. And if that happens ur defenseless. Comment please.