Learning Wing Chun Episode 2 - Kung Fu Report - Adam Chan

[@ericwright8498]

Good analogy about life about life - often we get into overthinking and indecision instead of just acting naturally and spontenously

[@itsallaroundyou7085]

Dude Adam is literally a kung fu movie master. He probably had no idea too until his students talked him into this channel lol. That's how my shotokan sensei was coming up. Taught me how to live not just fight.

[@TheLuconic]

so.... when is episode 3? I am super fascinated and eager to learn siu lim tao!

[@geoffreynelson6413]

Frustration is learning energy. If you're not frustrated, you're not challenged and if you're not challenged you're not learning. Learning is literally your brain and body changing, and change that matters hurts. Don't let frustration make you think something's wrong. Frustration means a) you're new and b) you care. Neither of those means you're failing. Thank you, Adam and Chris, for putting this together.

[@NaturalStateWingChun]

That was a beautiful analogy about everyday life. More people in today's society need this understanding

[@troydunwood4291]

Sifu Adam,you're awesome...😊

[@downloadqi]

I recall reading in a famous ancient Samurai book (Hagakure or 5 Rings -- not sure) that "important life decisions should be made in 7 seconds or less", and minor things thought through carefully. This was to encourage bold instinctual action in battle, and to deter us from making a habit of hesitation. Really appreciated your insights. Thank you!

[@pianoLee-sx9dx]

Good lesson here and where are the rest of the lessons?

[@coffeeder]

ADAM, your a great teacher of wing chun. i took the class a long time ago and my instructor never explain the reason of the form, thanks buddy

[@julhovila310]

Ever time to learn, ever!!! Good explanation, Sifu Adam!

[@shyronbaker5690]

Great episode love the little nuggets of wisdom def makes you understand why the call it the Little Idea.

[@tomseal1854]

There is a country western song called Second Guessing. When you speak the words dont' second guess, know that words , sounds, frequency have power. The line in the country western song,was don't spend a second, guessing. Your Ike, enlightened inner child, having been born, and reprogrammed, now a seperate, but connected part of you is also the Hawaiian word for Universal knowledge. Know that words have multiple meanings, in this case, unit of time, number sequence. Great video. Jessie used what may be referred to as reptilian back to provide the forward pressure while maintaining balance, instead of leaning from your waist. Again, great video. Thanks

[@tonysingh8]

Really appreciated 🙏 the life meaning of martial art. So 👍 ✔ TRUE and very easily explained Adam. Thank you.

[@SimonCohn56]

Fantastic lesson

[@djoudiallal8927]

Thanks Adam for wing Chung learning videos please continue 💪

[@frederickg.6155]

I almost quit a couple of times as I was so frustrated. It is such a subtle art.

[@bongothom]

Sofi, this a great concept for a youtube series. I hope this series is as profitable for you as it is for those who are following it.

[@dyminomonsters5274]

This is fantastic. I've always wanted to learn this artform. Thank you for putting your knowledge on videos. Bows respectively.

[@dmitryvolkov8508]

Perfect breakdown ! Thanks a lot !

[@michaelharris6153]

Love the wisdom, Adam!

[@jdaywork2693]

So this ties in to the scene from Enter the Dragon, "Don't think! FEEEEEL", "How did it feel to you?".

[@JayJasperPugao]

Awesome as always

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Excellent

[@abrehamhaile7722]

That was cool teaching technique Adam i like it. Keep on pushing my my wing chan teacher

[@jashardwallington]

This is some very good stuff

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

Good explanation and good advice

[@davidccg274]

good sense to feel but that feeling take years to learning

[@stevenedmund5680]

I like how you show the slower speed.Most won't show that or practice it.

[@johnnymuhammad3657]

Keep bringing that wisdom 🥋

[@eithankeihn4667]

Great video man, I was just wondering if you got time if you'd make a video on sticky hands for me and my brother. We have been having trouble with it for some time now.

[@i4MiSRAEL]

A good video.

[@dano8736]

Great Kung Fu

[@4IZZY2BAKED0VEN]

This is aesome stuff, do you guys do training in person?

[@johnthabaptist157]

Ahh the key to victory is to make your opposite think

[@crankcuffin1948]

I think things are made difficult nowadays.

[@thomasda3482]

There is a lot of details in traditional karate as we'll... The problem is most sense I dose not teach u or they do not know ....

[@thomasda3482]

Adam is just kind heart give out those ancient fighting secret

[@axelstone3131]

Are you sure this guy has any experience in other martial arts? He really doesn’t seem like it

[@mirkopanichi461]

Maybe, but consider how different are even a style of kung fu to another, or, better, how difficult can be doing anything you never did before, against a thing you did for years: a new job, a new sport (cycling instead of running), using sticks instead a fork to eat spaghetti (italian long pasta), etc. Our brain learns to do things automatically; even a little difference requires thinking instead of doing (the same that Adam said about the behavior during a real fight)... or he is only pretending to know other martial arts... ;)

[@poophayd]

He is humble and teachable. You could learn from him.

[@axelstone3131]

@@poophayd funny response. Don’t judge my character based on my comment.

[@poophayd]

@@axelstone3131 hmmm ok.

[@downloadqi]

Having learned many different martial arts (I am a Nidan in Jujitsu, but have deeply studied Aikido, FMA, Krav Maga, MMA, Wing Chun & Capoeria) I can tell you it is often harder to learn a new martial art having been grounded in a foundation ---because you have extra work to do overriding the nueropathways of the previous or primary martial art. It actual can take longer & be much more challenging than a raw newbie.