Wing Chun's forward intention

www.mindfulwingchun.online
This is a very well-known attribute of the Wing Chun system. It does NOT mean maintaining a constant push or lean. This video will explain what Forward Flow is and the best way to approach developing it in our practice.
*A note about this channel the lineage:
Sifu Nima King is the owner and team leader of Mindful Wing Chun, a CST Wing Chun school in Hong Kong with affiliations around the world. Mindful Wing Chun is wholeheartedly dedicated to passing on the internal wing chun method as passed down by Grandmaster Chu Shong Tin who was the longest serving student of Grandmaster Ip Man. Chu Shong Tin lived with Ip Man for 5 years (1950-1955) and was coined the title ' the king of siu nim tao' by his master Ip Man.
He was a legend in the world of Wing Chun (in particular the internal method of wing chun) and spent 64years passing it on full-time before he passed away in 2014. Nim King practiced under hin in Hong Kong for 9 years and established Mindful Wing Chun under CST's guidance. Nima is also on the board of Directors for the 'Chu Shong Tin Alumni' which is a group of senior students of CST that were hand picked by him to establish the Alumni and to uphold and continue his teachings and Wing Chun legacy after he passed away.
Grandmaster Chu Shong Tin was a very humble and low-key Wing Chun Master therefore its only after we began putting his videos online, that people started to hear about him. In fact, majority of the main Wing CHun teachers (of the Ip Man lineage) who began practice in the 50s and early 60s (apart of Leung Sheung and Lok Yiu) were trained by CST even-though they were Ip Man's students. This is due to CST being the most snr and main teacher of Ip Man's school in those days.
Nima was lucky to start his practice under CST in 2005 because that's when CST decided to change his teaching to all internal practice so that he can pass on "Nim Tao' and 'Nim Lik' (the mind power/energy cultivated through internal Wing Chun practice) to his students.
Nima, even though a non-chinese and much younger than the other students of CST, attained a high level of these final teachings. He now mainly teaches the seniors within this lineage and also travels around giving workshops and is working on an online program so that master CST's teaching can have a greater reach.
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Long live the genuine and internal art of Wing Chun / Ving Tsun!
Mindful Wing Chun - Chu Shong Tin (Ip Man) Wing Chun / Ving Tsun - Hong Kong

[@davidwilliams4837]

CST's enthusiasm and joy when the student begins to use proper force and intention is wonderful to watch. What a great, humble and giving teacher. This was an amazing video. Thank you.

[@SnoopiProGamer2]

A good way to train that is: Do siu nim tau with closed eyes and have someone randomly hit/push your arm - in particular during the backward movement of the 3rd set. If you have forward intention (and correct structure), your arm should be able to hold the position & absorb the force without folding.

[@r2knbabrasil601]

This video seems hand made. It answered so many questions! Already watched it twice! Thanks so much again!

[@Phoenix-tv4gb]

I miss my friend Kenan , who showed me Wing Chun...before I had low confidence, and I felt good and empowered by his one on one training...I went to a Wing Chun class they showed me forms, etc with little one on one training, that made me feel bad .... so please take my advise, when a student quits, in many cases, you failed him.....the spirit of martial arts is love of what your doing , nothing else 💝💝😍

[@r2knbabrasil601]

This seminar seems so great. Every video from it shows something amazin. Thank you for sharing. Hope some day we´ll get to see the full version! Cheers

[@patarikisoterion9899]

This is fantastic! thanks for the clarification at the end.

[@shooten1st]

Yes thank you Sifu Nima. You've given so much clarity on these subjects. Your and Sigung Chu Shong Tin's Wing Chun is beautifully explained in these videos. Now it's time to practice. Someday I'll make it to Hong Kong.

[@kwantumd]

Great break down of the video afterwards!

[@NoobieSnake]

Wow! Thank you very much, Sifu Nima King! Time and time again, your explanations and the analogies you use are so on point and clear that they have helped me understand how to deal with my struggles while training in Wing Chun. This is my first time leaving a comment on your channel, but I've watched a lot of your videos and have been learning a lot from them. I just want to say thank you for always giving your best in teaching us and showing us how to improve on our Wing Chun. I can feel your passion in Wing Chun in all of your videos that I've watched. Thank you very much!

[@WingChunMindForce]

Really well explained Nima and very important subject! Your videos sharing Sigungs teaching and explaining subtleties in clear terms are doing Wing Chun a great service. I especially love what you said about letting go of even the slightest bit of leaning and pressing and THEN the force begins to flow. PROFOUND.

[@marvelprince9893]

Helpful information...thank you!

[@michaelreadnower4424]

wonderful. I was beginning to feel i guess i say like a triangle. like my intention was triangular after practices Nim Tao.

[@user-vi5qe4mj7m]

Good comment! Found very useful stuff! Thanks!)

[@mikemagee9156]

Cool explanation

[@Savagehollowtv]

Could forward fliow be intent?

[@perrypelican9476]

Imagine if CST could speak English.