Sifu Mark Rasmus on Internal Wing Chun & Sifu Sergio

Sifu Mark Rasmus on Internal Wing Chun & Sifu Sergio
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[@-.-ht5cw]

An important video for the people who think that arts should and cannot be mixed with each other.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

😊🙏🏻👍👊🏼

[@scottcannam]

Nice to finally see another Wing Chun school talking about the combination of internal use of power and wing chun. It's elevates the skill level way beyond the common wing chun school. Thanks for charing.

[@DragonIndigo]

Two amazing sifu. Sifu mark rasmus is one of the teachers I learnt the most from his courses.

[@vidya014]

Taiji, wing Chun, shaolin, karate, aikido are breads. Internal Jing, Qi, Conscious are the butter for the breads.

[@DragonIndigo]

@@vidya014 good metaphor, but now I'm not interested on martial arts, I'm more interested on spiritual development and sorcery (chinese, hermeticism, hindu... From all parts of the globe)

[@vassilstanev3867]

Really nice to see! Thank you for sharing!

[@SifuSergioChannel]

😊👍👊🏼

[@mikimilostnic2366]

We would love to hear your thoughts Sifu, on internal skills being used in Bjj and in Judo and other combat sports that you have done. What pros and cons are they and where does the most benefit show. Thank you!

[@321lionheart8]

Thank you for your insights

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are welcome

[@ljankok]

Even in the hard wing chun styles relaxation is needed for otherwise you will be stiff and loose from the more powerful or skilled opponent.

[@rockywczs]

Where can I buy your book THE SIX CORE ELEMENTS The SLT and History of Wing Chun to be delivered to the uk, im after s hardcopy. None of your website shops seem to be working.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

schoolsofkungfu.at/produkt/the-history-of-wing-chun-the-six-core-elements. Here is the link to order

[@rockywczs]

@@SifuSergioChannel thank you sifu 👊🏼🙏🏼

[@MonacoBlast66]

Nima King says that the chi in tai chi is not the same as in internal wing chun. I don't agree, but what do you think?

[@SifuSergioChannel]

The Martial Qi is the Martial Qi he probably means the way it is used and generated

[@joanstone6740]

If Wing Chun was internal it would be called XINGYI

[@jonihietala8250]

For me this makes very much sense. All styles and lineages have come from somewhere, ain't the grandmaster someone who has enough knowledge to make modifications to the system. Don't mean to spin too much theory here but where is the limit between lineage and new style? 🤔 BTW I was in reverse breathing today while sitting but after one breath I got so excited I lost it 😂

[@jonihietala8250]

Or new art. Still searching for correct terms...

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

Great question! I don't have an easy simple answer. But I can point you in a direction where you'll find a great answer that'll go to your great question. On KZbin watch a video on the channel "Stanford". Titled "1.Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology". A class/lecture given by Robert Sapolsky.

[@jonihietala8250]

@@Anonymous-yh4ol sorry, can't watch whole lecture and don't exactly know what this has to do with my question.

[@jonihietala8250]

@@Anonymous-yh4ol most likely it was an annoying question since no one here seems to be able to answer it directly :)

[@creative_copycat]

Why can't the hardest karate be mixed with soft Tai Chi? Karate comes from crane with similar forms, wing chun also have huge connections with crane. Ultimately it is up to the practitioner to see the same priniciples in different arts, even hardest styles ultimately look for best efficiency. Softest styles still have to manifest enough knockout power. Hard and soft eventually have to complement and come together. Only issue is how in depth one wants to explore, and how much time they can put into it, or if they are already satisfied with what they know is sufficient for what they need. You want softer for health, or harder for quicker martial applications and self defense? Or layers deeper that combines both?

[@SifuSergioChannel]

It’s not about the eternal part but about the engine, using Ging or Lik (Jin or Li in manderin) so when two engines are polar opposites it just can’t be done as simpel as that really

[@DAIXINYI]

I am not sure if you are aware, but you should not place the image of the Buddha at such a low level, it is supposed to be elevated and preferably above head level.

[@NorbertMHaigermoser]

esoteric bullshit - i did wt for about 20 yeras - you have NO chance against a battletested MMA or JJ fighter

[@SifuSergioChannel]

I have a purple belt BJJ and brown belt in Judo, for your info, Do you think I never tested the internals against BJJ Etc? Please experience before you talk and judge I was a private student of Leung Tiny in the 90’s and this what I am doing now goes so far beyond what Leung Ting WT can do in so many ways. If we are talking about classical WT then I agree with you to a large extend Btw

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

There have already been many cases of MMA and JJ fighters that had no chance with people that had zero knowledge and experience with/in Martial Arts/Combat. That were drunk, high, adrenaline driven,... This like all other things that come about unexpected happened because of ignorance. I get it, the odds of someone that has truly reached the level of True Kung Fu to be able to perform all the superhuman feats mentioned throughout Human History are 1 to 1 billion. And disappearing with modern times. But that's a matter of the individual, even if it's all 8 billion people on this planet and/or all of Human History. And not the Kung Fu(skills, abilities,...) themselves.

[@rubenzcaliento-lr1jb]

Don’t judge before you experience, experience before you judge. Don’t be stuck in what “your” mind “tells” you, or you will be trapped in illusion. Better pay attention to the core which experiences your body, mind, emotion, the world in and around you. A metaphor: A nail can never be hit in a wall by itself, be the carpenter, not the nail.

[@chudheadquarters7949]

After considerable study of Wing Chun it is clearly apparent to me that it was once a Shaolin soft style and over time was modified to strip out use and development of the fascia (Ip Man lineage at least). You can see in this demonstration: centerline, tan sau, bong sau, kau sau...more... kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKiuiXithJ10f8U - and then if you read the description on this demonstration: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4CsfohtbrVlhLM well, it fills in many gaps. Another example that is really obvious to me is that 'bow to Buddha' is a version of 'the frog': kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZTMgap4is5jgqc - I don't know why people become so upset over it, I guess they either don't want to lose face, or lose money. There can be no other reason, but eventually the evidence becomes so overwhelming that you will lose both face and money by ignoring the reality.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Read my book it’s all in there the complete breakdown of Wing Chun’s history and origins

[@chudheadquarters7949]

@@SifuSergioChannel I will eventually but it is quite expensive for now. It's on my watchlist.