BEST WING CHUN KICK FOR SELF DEFENCE!

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[@f28sailor]

People don’t realize how powerful that kick is unless they’re holding the pad . I was one of Sifu Duncan’s students around 1979 . I enjoy your videos, you are an excellent Applied Wing Chun teacher 😎🙏

[@Woyaodao]

The instruction is great, so clear and to the point and of course I love those tires; you are a stand up teacher!

[@UltimateMartialArtsAcademy]

Thank you for the kind words!🙏🏼

[@jurekseruga6730]

Well explain

[@danilo2143]

My favority Kick. Im training to turn It in my own mastered Kick. The one that i can always thrust.

[@jsingh-teacherofbihar5979]

Excellent

[@mokyan7]

Excellent and practical, well done, good tips, thank you

[@pascal0868]

Any tutorials on how to make a tyre dummy?

[@yourcelebrant]

Thanks Sifu, another great instructional Video. The importance of that fast-but powerful front leg P/kick is I think something lost because of the preference for many to go with the Powerful rear leg option. I for one, ceratinly need to work on that front leg version and getting it up and out faster with good technique. Thanks for sharing your insights.

[@JEETKUNEDOBOUNCER]

Can or do you have a video of how to make this tire board? I would like to make one. Thank you

[@Polentaccio]

I'd also like to see how this was done. Great content on your channel btw, you emphasize the things that matter; pressure test, condition, functionality.

[@conancrom]

Nice video. How does this compare to an oblique kick or a Thai teep?

[@danielalvesneves3027]

🤚👊

[@jimgoose5013]

yeah the exchange..its frightening to think of the poor attackers bladder condition after that kick .POP. they wont recover.. the best sifu in aus .