Wing Chun Blocking techniques you need to know

Wing Chun Blocking techniques you need to know
Hi, everyone. Master Wong here. In my latest video, "Wing Chun vs Hammer Fist: A Tale of Speed and Power," I delve deep into the essence of martial arts, guided by the timeless wisdom of the 12 WuDe virtues. These virtues shape our physical abilities and mold our inner strength and character.
In this video, I explore the intricate dynamics of Wing Chun, a martial art celebrated for its precision and efficiency. By harnessing the principles of Wing Chun, we can effectively target an assailant's vulnerabilities like the Temples, Nose, and Eyes. This technique is especially potent in close-quarters combat, where precise, bone-jarring strikes and joint locks become pivotal. Moreover, it teaches us to block punches with an elbow, neutralizing the opponent's force, and simultaneously launch counter-attacks using the elbow, Hammer Fist, and knee.
The essence of Wing Chun lies in its harmony with the body's natural structure. In my experience, understanding your body's inherent mechanisms is crucial. In the video, I focus on the angles and leverage used in the KT3 Self-defense technique. This approach is not just about physical strength; it's about optimizing your body’s inherent mechanisms to generate explosive power, a testament to the time, the place, and the method of attack.
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Remember, warriors, the way you train reflects how you face life's challenges. Whether it's a Hammer Fist or a strategic Wing Chun move, the key is to keep it basic and simple. I invite you to like, share, and subscribe, and let's discuss your thoughts in the comments. Your engagement helps in spreading the art of self-defense and the philosophy that underpins it.

[@mogreld]

I like that one move sets up for an array of different attacks. Good stuff Master Wong.

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for recognizing the power of this move! Remember, true empowerment starts from within. How do you channel your inner strength in challenging times?

[@e.j.alcairo8195]

​@@masterwong101 Is it possible to combine Wing Chun with other martial arts like Muay Thai or Capoiera?

[@rickcortez2460]

@@e.j.alcairo8195 jeet kune do

[@JonathanEasterlin]

I've trained in ten arts and still, these videos help me clean up details. thank you!

[@masterwong101]

Great to hear!

[@Gen965]

The thing thats really great about Wing Chun is that the different type of defense tactics & alot of strategies that goes along wit it, i watch all the Ip man movies & Wing chun is definitely the answer in having brutal skill. & also a great counter to the face & throat Master Wong. i Always enjoy & analyze your lessons on thru, thanks again for another important lesson for the day. peace & blessings my friend. ☮️🙏🏾🪔💯👍🏾

[@masterwong101]

Indeed, Wing Chun empowers not just the body, but the spirit too. How do you tap into your inner strength through self-defense? Share your thoughts.

[@jerrygonzales3180]

In wing Chun there is no defense but keeping ur opponent on the defense striking at the same time or before they do

[@MultiModio]

Thank you very much Master Wong. ❤

[@masterwong101]

Ah, gratitude is the foundation of growth, my friend. Understanding body mechanics is crucial in combat. It's like mastering the brushstrokes of a painting. Your movements must flow naturally and with purpose. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything.

[@tyronemitchell4099]

Excellent technique defend and attack at the same time❤❤🖒

[@Sriram24044]

Hi Master Wong, thank you for this. This is so helpful! It’s also brilliant how you clearly break all the moves down.

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! Breaking down techniques is crucial for understanding and mastering them. Remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything. Keep practicing with focus and intent! Don't forget, you can find the full program on our website for more in-depth training. store.masterwong.tv/wing-chun-mastery

[@Sriram24044]

@@masterwong101 thank you so much Master Wong!

[@muzzafarbueno4298]

Very important master thanks. ❤❤❤🤗🤗

[@masterwong101]

You are very welcome

[@satilmiskuru9753]

Gorgeous defense technical! You are amazing master wong! Thank you so much! 🙏👍👊👊👊

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for the kind words! Remember, Wing Chun is more than just moves; it's about mastering yourself. How do you stay humble in your practice?

[@Силгер]

Got the principle. Thanks Master Wong!

[@alexanderren1097]

Looks good! I also see a lot in common with techniques we do in Karate. I never thought about it until Jesse Enkemp and Kevin Lee did a comparison video together recently showing similarities between Karate and Wing Chun. But now I would not be surprised if both styles have similar origins if at some point in history

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, martial arts are interconnected in more ways than we realize. In KT3, we explore these connections to deepen our understanding of self-defense. What's your favorite aspect of Karate that you think aligns with Wing Chun?

[@alexanderren1097]

@@masterwong101 I’m not entirely sure yet because I’ve only recently started researching this topic as well as only recently started learning the REAL applications behind our Kata (forms) which are actually almost entirely close range fighting, grappling, throws, sweeps, and takedowns. I suppose if I have to answer now, I really enjoy the kata/forms. Both for the artistic performance aspect as well as studying their real applications

[@robertagu5533]

Makes me wonder at times IF, much like has been theorized sometimes with all the world's languages, if all Martial Arts styles an forms, or vast majority at least, will all one day merge into one all inclusive Uber form where practioners basically at the highest levels of mastery are basically prepared to fight anyone(s) under just about any situation too an stand very real chances of winning. Even ones where they really shouldn't or majority of people wouldn't or even try

[@alexanderren1097]

@@robertagu5533 What like MMA? ;)

[@robertagu5533]

@@alexanderren1097 more like a very evolved form of mma I guess would be the best way to think of what I'm thinking. Like being able to do ALL the things pro fighters an even champ fighters can, BUT also being able to understand an teach just about every sorta traditional school style an form an having the matching thorough understanding as many are also quite deep with not just the physical parts. BUT yet again is also highly adaptable to modern real world scenarios. Like battlefields, surviving any number of crime incidents like terror attacks an riots, or just a 1vs 1 minor street scuffle. But in the more severe ones one is capable of holding off an even taking out MANY multiple opponents, alone, if they had too, an easily beat them back. Which is extremely hard even for most legendary Masters an extremely risky too UNLESS they're extremely good at what they do. or in 1 v 1 be able to easily control with little to no issues. Don't think there's any such thing as that an basically everything right now seems to have specific niches or needs that are filled via the various styles an forms

[@صلاحابوثريا]

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[@silvioveneziano6429]

Great video on self defense, I'm learning more and more. Thank you Master Wong👍👍🙏🙏

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend! Self-defense is not just about physical techniques; it's about empowering yourself from within. How do you tap into your inner strength when the going gets tough? 🥋💪

[@WILLIAMROBISON-nq5sb]

I watch your clips often. I've learned quite a bit of good techniques from your easy-to-follow steps. Thanks for posting your videos, Master Wong!! You're making quite an impact! I look foward to learning more from you. Keep it up!

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! Remember, true empowerment starts from within. How do you cultivate inner strength in your daily life?

[@victoranchondo924]

So much to learn,M.W.👍✊️✌️

[@tonyday8687]

Thank you master wong your the best

[@danielrockmyer949]

Sifu Wong. You are a Beast! That is a Compliment from where I come from. Thank You for your sincerity in the Way of Ving Tsun. ☯️

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! In KT3, we believe true strength starts from within. How do you harness your inner power when faced with challenges? 🥋

[@antoniomarcos5664]

Thinking out of the box... Excellent!

[@masterwong101]

Thinking out of the box... Excellent! Wing Chun teaches adaptability. How do you adapt in unexpected situations?

[@fabiancosster2992]

You are amazing you make me feel confidence in my self by fighting keep posting more vidoes like this thank you very much GodBless you and your family

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! Remember, true confidence starts from within. How do you practice self-control in your daily life?

[@tutifrutinumber19]

The one twoes, nice.

[@chico8128]

Thanks For this vídeo from juadalajara México thanks goob job keep like this thanks 👍💪💯☺️📹

[@masterwong101]

My pleasure!

[@jacksonlourenco1371]

The video was really great. Great self defense class. And all the best to you my colleague and may you achieve all your goals and may you continue to be very successful with your great content💚

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your support! Remember, in KT3, we learn not only to defend ourselves but to build a strong character. How do you apply self-discipline in your daily life?

[@naseemalam7615]

Master Wong ❤

[@HUMOR_TANDELA]

Muito bom demais mestre

[@Falconurbex]

Love it master wimg thanks for the video stay cool brother.

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for the love and support! Remember, true strength lies in the balance of mind, body, and spirit. How do you cultivate inner strength in your daily life? Let's discuss it!

[@naseemalam7615]

Sensei

[@alexytvideos]

Thank you for the block techniques really appreciate it! All I need help is defending the boxers body shot, like anytime or one day can you do a video about wing chun block techniques on boxers body shot?

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your interest in Wing Chun techniques! Remember, self-defense starts with a strong foundation of discipline and self-control. Stay tuned for a Wing Chun block technique video. How do you practice discipline in your daily life?

[@alexytvideos]

@@masterwong101 well I normally practice Kung fu from your videos and I learn Karate from my father

[@quincyyoungbloodakajudah4-486]

Excellent

[@masterwong101]

Thank you so much 😀

[@tutifrutinumber19]

Thanks.

[@masterwong101]

Welcome!

[@mosesetheart7914]

Very tactical you are a genius 💪🔥🙏.

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend! Wing Chun is not just about physical techniques; it's about mastering your inner self. How do you balance your inner strength and tactical skills?

[@ChandaBwalya-sm2uq]

Wishing you a happy birthday and a physically fit New year.many more years master in lord

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind wishes! Remember, "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you." It's not just about martial arts but about living a fulfilling life in every aspect. Now, let's talk Wing Chun!

[@tutifrutinumber19]

Happy new year to you as well.

[@masterwong101]

Thanks for the visit

[@willramos9444]

I swear him and sifu Singh are the goats in this art i wish i can learn from them in person b

[@tutifrutinumber19]

That is nice.

[@huffyhalen4960]

Top class video as ever Master Wong 👍... How important is leg work in Wing Chun ? Should we be on our toes like a boxer ?

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for the support! In Wing Chun, legwork is the foundation. Stay grounded like a tree, rooted yet flexible. Balance is key, my friends. 🌿

[@huffyhalen4960]

Thank you for this info Master Wong 🙏 Would you be able to please do a video at some point soon focusing on legs positioning ? Will Wing Chun still work if you have weak knees ?

[@rajeshpv3682]

Very effective sir ....I want to learn more sir

[@masterwong101]

Greetings, my friend! 🙏 I'm thrilled to hear your enthusiasm for learning. Wing Chun isn't just martial arts; it's my philosophy, my system for honing the mind, body, and spirit. 🥋💪✨ In Wing Chun, we embrace virtues like patience and humility. These traits will guide your journey. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." 🌟 With my Wing Chun Mastery: The Ultimate Solo Training program, you can start your journey with me and become a student. It's about simplicity and effectiveness. Here's how you begin your path toward becoming the best version of yourself. 🚀 Thank you for your support! 🙏 To join us on this journey, visit www.wingchunmaster.tv/. Feel free to message me directly for any guidance. This video you're watching is from the Wing Chun Mastery course. 📺 Stay strong, stay focused, and never stop learning! 💪🔥

[@sentinelcent]

Hello Master Wong! First of all, thank you very much for your video channel which I find wonderful and very interesting ! I live in France, I really admire wing chun but I don't have the opportunity to practice it due to my life circumstances, unfortunately !

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you admire Wing Chun. Life can be full of challenges, but remember, 'The way you do anything is the way you do everything.' My philosophy is to keep it basic and simple, just like Wing Chun itself. In Wing Chun, we embrace the 12 WuDe virtues, such as loyalty and respect. These virtues guide not only our martial arts journey but also our lives. 🥋💪 If you can't practice in person, don't worry! You can start your journey with me through my 'Wing Chun Mastery: The Ultimate Solo Training program' at www.wingchunmaster.tv/. This program is designed for anyone, anywhere, to improve mind, body, and spirit. It's how you can become the best version of yourself. Here is how you start your journey with me and become a student. Thank you again for your support. Feel free to message me directly anytime. And by the way, the video you're watching is from the Wing Chun Mastery course. Stay tuned for more wisdom and insights. 🙏👊

[@sentinelcent]

@@masterwong101 I also thank you Master Wong for your encouragement, it touches me! I would still like to point out that I do not have a good command of the English language, I can help myself thanks to Google translate 😅✌👍 And I do the same when I watch your videos, there are subtitles in French!

[@steadyeddie639]

Close the gap or create the gap...

[@Vetthavat9999]

Very good

[@masterwong101]

Thanks

[@shawnhazel4110]

Wing Chun technique very nice 🏆💪🏾🏆

[@masterwong101]

Glad you like it

[@masterwong101]

Glad you like it

[@tutifrutinumber19]

Good you tell every one to be good, nice, i hope i am as well.

[@masterwong101]

I hope so too

[@alonsolumas7871]

I used to box when I was a kid. I've been watching your Wing Chun and I like it. There is something in there I did not know.. You are a very good coach. My question is, how do I get into a personal training ? Where are you and how do I get there ?

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words and for watching my Wing Chun videos! 🙏 I appreciate your interest in personal training. My philosophy and system focus on developing the mind, body, and spirit. It's about becoming the best version of yourself. Two of the 12 WuDe virtues I emphasize are humility and perseverance. To begin your journey with me, check out my 'Wing Chun Mastery: The Ultimate Solo Training program' on my website at www.wingchunmaster.tv/. This program is designed to help you master Wing Chun at your own pace, right from home. It's all about keeping it basic and simple, just like in Wing Chun. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." 😊 Feel free to message me directly for more information or follow me on my website. And by the way, the video you're watching is from the Wing Chun Mastery course. Keep training hard and living clean!

[@صلاحابوثريا]

👍

[@tutifrutinumber19]

Have a good day.

[@SpamMouse]

Just a small question, you use a chop to the neck - is that better than hammer-fist to the jaw? In any case thank you for the video and your previous videos that helped me train yesterday. Hope you have a great week team. ✊

[@masterwong101]

Your question shows an inquisitive spirit, my friend! Both techniques have their merits, but remember, the true power of KT3 lies not only in the techniques but in the inner strength you cultivate. How do you tap into your inner power in challenging moments?

[@SpamMouse]

@@masterwong101 Indeed, it's a point I struggle with, although the adrenaline response when it kicks in prompts muscle-memory. Conclusion: More training.

[@JrKinabalu]

1. This is a good go to defensive/offfensive block. Effective & efficient. Simple & can be develop to your own style. Works well with hand to hand self defense. 2. This technique not only has wing chun element but KFM, DefenseLab, Silat, Kali, Tritac Frame 52blocks, crossarms guards etc. So it shares all the qualities to protect oneself from danger. 3. If i must add, it would be better if we all can build awareness & safety of our surrounding and also mindset. Always practice caution and sharpen your senses cuz it will keeps u alive and loved ones safe. 4. Other than that, before the framing defense, one should also learn the SPEAR technique by Tony Blauer that use of biomechanics as a weapon and auto self defense tool. 5. Plus, when standing and aware that there could be a confrontation, have a defensive stance by making sure your hands is always in front of u. For example, having your arms crossed and the other hand holding your chin. What this do, it covers your body and your neck and it prepares your to do the SPEAR and initiate the Framing to protect your head and ready for counter attack in your defensive mode. I learned about this from Fred Maestro. 6. Stay safe & keep practicing everyone. Tq Master Wong for sharing with us this wonderful technique.

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, this Wing Chun block is a solid foundation. But remember, it's not just about the technique; it's about mastering your mind too. How do you stay focused in high-pressure situations?

[@JrKinabalu]

@@masterwong101 high pressure situation requires training to stay calm and collected while always know what to do and best to train our muscle memory too.

[@xinzeng-iq7zv]

what about weapon combat

[@ОлегУстюгов-г3и]

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[@FUNNYPETS-le5jc]

Master wong i want to know that do u teach online live . Cause soo many of us r beginning and wanna learng but we dont have a teacher to correct our mistakes and figure out our mistakes r soo deficult 😢.

[@masterwong101]

Hello there! I appreciate your eagerness to learn. Remember my philosophy: "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." My system is all about self-improvement in mind, body, and spirit. In Wing Chun, we cultivate virtues like patience and discipline. Just as important, humor keeps training enjoyable! Now, you can start your journey with me through the Wing Chun Mastery: The Ultimate Solo Training program. It's tailored to correct your mistakes and build a solid foundation. 🥋👊 This program will guide you to become the best version of yourself. Here's how to get started: www.wingchunmaster.tv/. It's your opportunity to train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you. 🌟 Thank you for your question. Don't hesitate to interact and follow me on my website. This video is from the Wing Chun Mastery course. 😉

[@CharlesPalmere]

It would be more impressive if the attacker got a chance to use both arms like you do Master Wong

[@masterwong101]

In KT3, we believe in balance. Just like Yin and Yang, we must harmonize attack and defense. What's your favorite Wing Chun move?

[@xinzeng-iq7zv]

master wong can choreography a spy fight scene

[@steadyeddie639]

inside or outside of their striking range, as a rule the hand is quicker than the eye..

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend. Empowerment begins within, nurtured through discipline and self-control. How do you tap into your inner strength when faced with challenges? Share your thoughts.

[@steadyeddie639]

@@masterwong101 Believe in yourself...

[@alonsolumas7871]

I am in Michigan. How do I get in touch ?

[@masterwong101]

In today's digital age, distance is no obstacle. To get in touch with me, simply follow my social media channels and visit my website at www.masterwong.tv. You can also message me directly there, and I'll do my best to assist you on your path.

[@asboukcomfortable1670]

I really like the guy in the hat, really fit! Lol 🇬🇧 😆 🤣 😂 UK

[@masterwong101]

Greetings! In KT3, we appreciate fitness and a sense of humor too! 😄 But remember, true strength goes beyond appearance. How do you balance physical fitness with inner strength?

[@LudovicNarayan-nw2lw]

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[@DavidOxide]

what if the person is punching straight

[@larrybrownly5462]

Nice defensive close range

[@masterwong101]

Nice defensive close range. In KT3, we learn that true defense begins with inner strength. How do you nurture your inner power?

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[@K.Sherlock_英国のこうちゃん]

Hi, Master! I bought many DVDs from you and learned a lot since 15 years ago. May I ask your age? You look like 30 years old because you move very fast like young people.

[@masterwong101]

Greetings, my friend! Age is just a number. The key to youthfulness lies in the balance of mind and body. How can you apply KT3 principles to your daily life?

[@srinivasasrikanthmelam3464]

Wooden duck cheyyandi sir

[@matthewbenjamin80]

I wanna come to chiana so you can train me proper

[@masterwong101]

Ah, the allure of China's martial arts! Training here can be a profound experience. Remember, dedication transcends borders. Our website, www.wingchunmaster.tv/, offers comprehensive programs to train you no matter where you are. Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you.

[@josechinen27]

Master how tall are you?

[@masterwong101]

Ah, the height question! Well, in my case, I stand at 5 feet 4 inches tall. But remember, the effectiveness of martial arts techniques isn't determined by height alone. It's about skill, technique, and mindset. Train hard, focus on your form, and remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything.

[@fasteddy-fd3kr]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SergioMoraes-qx2cl]

Master sir is every good !!!!!!! An good defender for me is betting wy a good attack priest jonathan Brasil COUNTRY

[@masterwong101]

Greetings! Thank you for your kind words. Remember, in self-defense, understanding the opponent's attack is crucial. As I always say, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Have you encountered any challenging situations recently where this motto resonated with you?

[@CushtyHealthFoods]

What if it’s a straight punch not a hay maker.

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend. In KT3, we adapt to the situation. Redirecting a straight punch requires technique and inner strength. How do you harness your inner power? 🥋

[@CushtyHealthFoods]

@@masterwong101 Thank you for your reply Master Wong . I really wish I could work with your team you don’t know me only a little from being with your training previously Master and in a live chat once in the community which was amazing it’s deep passion of mine it just doesn’t seem enough if only I could be a part and teach me. If you know where I am coming from Master Wong I read the book as well it was really inspiring and interesting but like I have said here I I could really work with you and the team Master massively.

[@CushtyHealthFoods]

You are a true Master my friend and I absolutely respect your videos you also manipulate the right attitude and technique very important to learn.

[@WallyF1]

This comes from Wing Chun?

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[@grk608]

No disrespect but who punches like that? I've been in a few fights in my life, but no one has ever telegraphed a punch like that. Most of the time a person swings with a jab and might finish with a power pumch. I only ask because I'm no fighter and have no formal training. Thanks.

[@masterwong101]

In my experience, the way you train determines how you react in a real situation. Wing Chun's chain punch emphasizes rapid strikes, aiming for efficiency and speed. It might seem telegraphed, but it's about overwhelming the opponent with a continuous flow of strikes. Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you.

[@grk608]

Thank you Master Wong. I think i can understand that.​ More of an "offensive" defense.

[@gss585]

But if punch on your face at the right distance is different,the guy punch back ofyou😮

[@wickedninja8599]

How many people attack that slow and swing that wide like that? I'm willing to bet most attackers aren't going to attack by broadcasting their attack that slowly and flailing.

[@masterwong101]

In KT3, we prepare for all possibilities. How do you channel your inner strength to face unexpected challenges?

[@JrKinabalu]

Dude this video is mostly effective against street fighter/brawler. Go watch all the life street fight for example Breaking Down match where this MMA fighter gather all this thugs all over Japan to compete in a tournament. Look at the way they fight and think of how Master Wong technique is actually can be effective against them.

[@Kimiko1117]

Martial arts without sparring is just dancing

[@masterwong101]

Empowerment in KT3 comes from within. How do you find your inner strength in challenging situations?

[@Kimiko1117]

​@masterwong101 please show us your sparring session

[@Kirgen13]

Elbow strike goodness 😂

[@masterwong101]

Elbow strikes are powerful, but remember, true strength lies within. How do you tap into your inner power when facing challenges? 💪

[@tutifrutinumber19]

I do not see water, can we all drink rain water?

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[@nsid89]

Khamin in

[@BoyG10]

Master Wong, you've a habit of wrapping your hands over your head as shield in defence I noticed. No good. The attacker could trap those hands and counter you. And are you so sure your hits would surely maim your attacker? Lol. Everyone’s threshold of pain varies and we should never presume they would fall at our first blow. Always give yourself an allowance for your attacker to recover and then ready to respond again. Don’t just think of looking cool and effective as in the movies. You’d be dead in real situations.

[@masterwong101]

Questioning and skepticism are part of the learning process. In KT3, we turn doubts into opportunities for improvement. What's a specific aspect of self-defense that you're skeptical about, and how can we address it together?

[@jerrygonzales3180]

No u walk through if they grab ur elbow there's a Way through that b smarter

[@JrKinabalu]

What Master Wong is sharing here, for a people that is not a trained fighter, there is a go to defense mode for them. Mostly in the streets, in hand to hand combat, people will strike at your face and head. So having a go to system that protect and offense is good. Of course this technique is incomplete but it can be useful especially when u know how to use it by adding your own technique.