Simple Wing Chun Trapping Drills

[@garyfujinami9911]

As usual, Excellent in both content and your instructional style.

[@ives3572]

“Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do”. - Bruce Lee

[@relativisticvel]

Neat Dempsy (WW2 era boxer) talks about some of these things in his boxing book. It is neat to see different arts from worlds apart come together.

[@duannesilver1371]

I like your style. Thank you for the videos. I do get alot out of Sifu Francis Fong's videos; although, I do find alot of them hard to keep up with. I usually have to watch them several times to even see what happened lol. Next time I'm in Georgia, I'll make it a priority to join a class.

[@entubadao]

How such a young guy got so much knowledge to share ...? Thanks for sharing.

[@metrolinamartialarts]

Dude is a monster!

[@KevinLeeVlog]

I give credit to all of my instructors. 🙏🏼

[@entubadao]

@@KevinLeeVlog ...and your dedication.

[@davidkatherinevincent-crow5545]

Awesome!! So many great things here!!

[@noelspark]

I am new to wing chung and your video helps a lot

[@chrisdunnettmusic]

Great stuff as always Kevin

[@stylif6651]

Excellent instructions!! 🙏🏼

[@4321djembe]

excellent teacher thank you

[@kunedoman]

Very nice!

[@jonahhex9620]

Your correct about occupying space

[@MichelleMartinez-tl5tb]

Kevin Gold Brother! Thanks Man!

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Thanks!

[@bbjcowcow4946]

Thx Kevin, good stuff !

[@kingasher415]

Excellent!

[@dylanfitzpatrick9423]

Would you consider trapping easier or harder in a southpaw matchup?

[@jonahhex9620]

You’re correct about thumb don’t grab

[@jonahhex9620]

8:15 elbow is good

[@laaryt9500]

Eres muy bueno enseñando me gustaría que me enseñarás defensa contra cualquier golpe

[@MrDirkhead]

Does that other guy ever blink?

[@dtoad5576]

8:50 'lowline bridge' somehow i doubt it - what if they just punch at your face right at that moment? well your rear hand is up but you're angled away (making it weak) and its structure compromised. That being said , yes you mention how it's drill for sensitivity/skills not actual combat situation, but i still think that lowline bridge body position does not make sense for wing chun ever, really. it's slow to get to other WC positions. Wc positions are supposed to all be able to quickly interchange with one another. Surprised you're not mentioning the sinking energy required to make these traps and hits connect full body weight. Without that if they hit the slightest bridge they won't hurt nor disturb his balance either.

[@TheKinomutai]

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[@KevinLeeVlog]

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[@freddychico3621]

Sir I need you to open a facility in Fayetteville, GA ...... please :)

[@donaldmackerer9032]

Yes that would be awesome.

[@wolfy8006]

4:54, didnt you lose your form here?

[@magdamanduhai1869]

I should have known wing Chun in my fighting days -real life fights, then I should have not had these scars which I stare until now . . . I realised, I can not withstand pain, it made me forget to even just defend.

[@marcelosantos670]

TOP 😀👍

[@KevinLeeVlog]

THANKS!

[@jonahhex9620]

You’re correct about don’t reach but your body position is incorrect and keep your head up

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

What? You should reword that comment, i do not understand it 😢

[@FlipArt57]

Kevin Lee My girlfriend and I are noticing that your student is well defined and looks lightening fast! We would mess with him. I love your tutorials, especially with Sifu Wong. I wish you were in my town, we would make you our Teacher.

[@aegisprotection4969]

Great video! I wish I lived closer! I have trained Wing Chun, but also another style that borrows heavily from Wing Chun. I am enjoying the videos! Edit: Ah. Doing research, I see you know Alan Baker. Which probably means you are at least aware of CBI. As a courtesy, I try not to bring up other current teachers unless directly germaine to the conversation or mentioned first.

[@jonahhex9620]

The other person you’re demonstrating with his lop sau is incorrect

[@glennspigel6345]

spar mma shredded

[@toneconsultant]

What do you do if he punches at your face? Think street bully. What do you do? I know you have an answer. I just truly want to hear it or see it.

[@erickthomas6133]

I haven’t seen much of him, but it seems like he mostly just punches first by interrupting the other person. Or, he just parries and immediately counter strikes.

[@sc9433]

I would assume a right hand "pak"(slap) to his fist, guiding his fist towards ur upcoming left elbow strike at his fist by connecting ur left elbow to ur opponents fist.

[@genofila8943]

CONFUSED…when boxing or kicking in class , we don’t start with back of lead hands touching. Both are right handed ( no southpaw stance) and jab hands are across from each other. Not even sure how I would get into back of hands touching ????

[@halo99yo]

when you parry or block you can try to apply the technique. You can also reach your lead hand out and if your opponent copies you you can try to grab.

[@AntiTheBird]

@@halo99yo lmao, why would your opponent copy you?

[@blockmasterscott]

That's boxing and kick boxing between skilled fighters in a match. If you watch two guys on the outside get into a scrap, you'll see the backs of their hands touching. It's why we practice push hands in Tai Chi so much because guys in a scrap always get the backs of their hands touching.

[@genofila8943]

@@blockmasterscott Want to respect but still not getting it . In street fights I’ve seen a lot of 1) sucker punches 2) cowboy swings from the fences and 3) pushing of chest - I could see sticky hands maybe for the last one - but wild street punches ??

[@MontyQueues]

generally people you fight with aren't going to stick their arms out like a tree branch also a system of striking where you have no guard system will result in getting hooked in the face

[@antonymjellis]

Thanks you been training long?

[@blockmasterscott]

He did say in the very beginning of the video that no one fights like that. He's just setting down a foundation.

[@minasz]

training trapping from the center like enter the dragon will not benefit cuz that will never happen. if you wanna train trapping movement than you better train it from an alive position. meaning a position that you get in a real fight or sparring. just my thoughts.

[@milos4407]

These are just drills. Good wing chun schools apply their drills to sparring.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

I mean, he literally said many times (in this same video) that these are just reference positions and that real fights/matches won't usually be like that

[@jonahhex9620]

Your power generation is all JKD it’s not Wing Chun