Wing Chun Wooden Dummy - Part 2

[@kidyusei413]

Priceless videos as always! I'm forever a fan! That misconception about standing still and trying to block when it comes to boxers is so true! Your approach is so realistic and logical! You have to move and not be confined, be more improvisational and not stationary like you were saying! A lot more people will be safe if they follow your advice! Your little side jokes are funny too! Love your videos Sifu Jason!

[@fryim06]

Of course as fighting is in motion not static

[@andrewhuckerby8265]

Another excellent video, bridging the gap between theory and real application and not the fools paradise where some would have us live.

[@ericpetteway3841]

Love the detail, I’m buying the book kmsl

[@ronkenjames]

Great set. Beginner and 1-5. Really irons out a lot of unintended pit falls I found in my own perceptions. Thank You.

[@roscoebarnesiii3989]

Thank you, Sifu. I learn something every single time I watch your video. Your teaching is so sensible and logical. You have a way of making complex ideas easy to understand.

[@LovinglyStonedProd]

Sifu Jason, Well explained! I concur! Aloha from Texas, Dr. Liam Sullivan Stone, D.D., Ph.D., N.D.

[@kcorsnosbig]

Love your teaching....

[@TobbeSwe]

Thank you for these videos. I have been training wc for a year now and i am still sort of confused about these things with siu lim tao and the rest and the dummy form. Can do all the movements, but i lack understanding why. And you help a great deal with this, so thank you!

[@mikebond7033]

Great explanation and very helpful.Thank you Sifu Jason and best greetings from Mike from Germany.

[@colreef]

Sound advice as per usual.Thanks for all your videos they're much appreciated.

[@Simon.P.Mathew.Freetime]

I bought your book, and it has helped me so much, and is still helping me everydag! Thank you for the hard work that you put into the book!! And Thank you for making Wing Chun understandable in real life situations. sending appreciation all the way from Denmark.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Awesome. Glad the book and videos have helped your training. God willing, we’ve got more on the way too. 🙏

[@mokyan7]

That’s a great, fast, powerful palm to face, oof! This was a good video, I notice I continue to learn various things and nuances from various people, it makes you grow and improve. Thanks again. PS I enjoy doing free style work on the dummy in addition to the forms, brainstorming ideas, movement, attcks, counters, etc.

[@rayrobmog]

Brilliantly explained Sifu, will be buying your book, regards from Ireland

[@frenstcht]

I passed one of my judo belt tests by practicing the throws without a partner. This dummy thingy reminds me of that. The pointy bits shouldn't represent anything because the movements, speed, and power are what you want to learn.

[@williambarnes3054]

Thank you Sifu Jason. Princeps you described have the application in JKD. I use your videos as my study tool. :-) lot to think about.

[@webherring]

"teenage boy's hands" I gotta remember that one! 😂

[@arturolopez7091]

Sifu Thank you for uploading this knowledge

[@duke3196]

Great video

[@chrisrose2898]

Wonderful stuff as always Sifu! Thank You.

[@beistnix]

Thanks a lot Sifu for explaining so fantastic... Regarding from Germany

[@AlexEinherjar]

Excellent video, Sifu Jason. Your students are lucky to have you. You made a 23min video that doesn't feel bloated or boring. I really like watching you give them explanations. The "teenage hands" analogy was pretty good and funny. I scrolled through all of your uploads (thought there were gonna have more stuff there, did you delete some old videos?) looking for a video explaining how to make a dummy like yours, but couldn't find it. Well, could you add this to your planned videos? A breakdown of the several different equipment you use there in your academy and how to make them?

[@meedinstituteofself-defense]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@anthonyeusebius5834]

I think they did that because oftimes students are impeded by their own paradigms. Like when I say punch their shoulder hunches up they tense up all from their bad paradigm of a punch. So I literally have to teach them with open hands to move in a certain direction and then close their hand but the moment you say punch the shoulder hunches up they tense up etc. O Semsei Ueshiba would say learn and forget learn and forget!

[@shaolin7426]

Very good approach.. much appreciated

[@DavidNapolitanoNataRaja]

I beg your pardon for my direct question Sifu Jason but, since I enjoy yor videos and the spirit you transmit with your teaching, I have to ask: why turning on heels?

[@JKDandWingChun]

That’s a great question that deserves a video frankly. Suffice it to say here that the idea is to make sure one keeps their hips under them and can drive power up from the ground. This principle is somewhat misunderstood and is a big impediment to footwork in many cases (sacrificing mobility for stability) if it’s applied in the wrong context. Like I said, we’ll address this subject in more detail in a separate video because it’s so important. Thanks!

[@mikeruddell6091]

Sifu, I bought the book, and am a bit confused.In the book you use a jut-sao, but in this video a pac sao. Can I assume it is a either or?

[@hamidistaton9947]

Ilovedoingwingchunhamidi.

[@robertoestebanmoreno6996]

Shifu do you know anyone in Northwest Indiana who teaches wing chun or JKD? THANK YOU.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Unfortunately, we don’t have any affiliates up there...yet anyway. Sorry.

[@robertoestebanmoreno6996]

Thank you Sifu for responding. Roberto

[@robertoestebanmoreno6996]

Can you direct me to a place to buy a decent wooden dummy?

[@axel253]

Robert Moreno Maybe online AliExpress

[@JKDandWingChun]

Robert Moreno unfortunately I don’t know anyone personally that’s making them anymore so I can’t really point you to a particular supplier. Sorry.

[@vaderetro264]

Turning on your heels?

[@jedi77palmer]

Is he demonstrating Wing Chun?

[@RevanJJ]

The wooden dummy is smarter and better at self defense than many people are these days. *turns on any news station* yup, confirmed. Lol

[@epicfighter7653]

Is this guy realistic in a street fight

[@irkenempire]

Good stuff. So much stuff out there saying "freestyle" and it's just fast for the sake of looking cool...

[@mofotox]

That is not pak sao! That is suppose to be a jut sao followed by a fak sao! You are teaching it wrong!

[@tk36864]

Just because he does it different to you or Yip Man or anyone else doesn't make it wrong. Its how you apply it.

[@BlackMaskq]

I dont recommend the jong for newbies

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