Sil Lim Tao by grandmaster Yip Chun

[@Calvin830515]

@mcmuffin4151 The reason why some part is done slowly is to build better muscle memory and while you do it slowly you can learn how to control your chi.

[@kayli4563]

Also to do the motions "perfect"

[@libericittadini-rd1jo]

Perfetto! interessantissimo e utilissimo.

[@daviddimalanta259]

The dramatic music along with the grandmaster's powerful image while demonstrating sil lim tao not only to make it feel more as if empowering but also makes you feel more confident and determined as you keep practicing this form.

[@OdysseusRex]

Yes! It’s so inspiring. He’s magnificent.

[@BrklnComrade301]

mcmuffin4151 Because Sil Lum Tao is the based for of Wing Chun the slow movements ensure correct technique. An its a bit like meditating :]

[@OdysseusRex]

God bless this wonderful sifu’s soul.

[@timothyfritz3468]

its been more then 10 years since i've done Sil Lim Tau. now i'm looking to get back to the basics and jog both my mentalo and physical memory.

[@itsallaroundyou7085]

This is not a judgment on his form before anyone thinks that. I'm aware this guy is the apple off the og tree and knows more about it than I could hope for in my life. This is the best performance of this I've seen and probably reminiscent of his father when young. That said I wonder if he has a bad left knee. It looks like he's leaning his weight onto the right one. I've been rebuilding my right knee using this form and gung gee and at first it was hard to distribute my weight evenly.......... I used to practice shotokan until my injury and since than wing chun and hung gar have saved my body. Happy training everyone. Amituofo!!

[@theundertaker8247]

So beautiful Siu Lim Tau... I love it, and I am feel inspired from the inside to practice so.... :) THX

[@dimitriskagos3761]

The best part about it is its so easy to follow along

[@wuji8305]

When you've seen so many Sil Lim Tau forms on youtube, each one varying in one form or another and you finally find the form demonstrated exactly how I was taught it.

[@daktariTJ]

This is great, thank you so much for making this available. I practice with this video every day I can.

[@wildvenisson]

I'm trying to get this into my head so that when I show up for my first lesson I'll be able to double up my understanding of the form. It's nice to have a martial art that benefits so much from solo exercises but I am looking forward to chi sau.

[@perrypelican9476]

the problem is that everyone assumes too much. you might all want to find a good sifu to explain it to you so you don't go off training for years thinking the wrong things. Forms are not fighting moves. they are training practices to develop proper movements and ways to move. You don't go into a fight and use sil lim tao to hit your opponent. The most advanced kung fu practitioners have control of inner energy, which means that they use different energy than just muscles. We know it as qi or chi. Its not something that you use simply by practicing sil lim tao every day. you must know what you are trying to attain. Its not by simply copying youtube videos and memorizing things that you hear from every guy who calls himself a sifu. People seem to think that if someone calls himself Sifu Bob that he is full of knowledge and you should trust what he says. Absolutely NOT. You should find a real person who you can touch hands with so that you know he/she is the real deal, as opposed to someone who watched a few videos and memorized the forms and decided to make a youtube channel to make money. Using inner energy takes years and is only effective if you have been doing the training correctly. Most of the youtube sifus give the impression that all you have to do is meditate often and do the forms slowly and relax. it's way way way more than that. Again, find a real live teacher who has credentials and not a big ego who shows off all the time. Good luck and take your time. Becoming a good martial artist takes a long time and hard work.

[@tertia0011]

Ip Chun's Jik Jeung after his Pak Sao at end of Wu Sao movement reminds me of Jedi/Sith Force Push. 'Energy is only used at end of the movement.' That Qi Force wave will push you into reactor shaft. Oh mamma!

[@marklowe7431]

Very helpful video. Thanks.

[@2cdd7]

theam, why i'm not born at his time to be his student

[@LittlePhoenixDragon]

Yes, IP Man whom changed the world. This was a great video as I am going to use it to work out with.

[@kanusharma9231]

❤

[@daytonpeters4688]

Just watch the video on youtube, it's free forever on youtube, if you don't mind the commercials anyway.

[@igorcherepovsky8309]

Супер

[@rodrigoantoniofortuna5573]

Great master!!

[@lestermitchell8448]

Siu nim tao 10-20 times a day. As slow as you can! Haste makes waste.

[@jasonbourne252]

Lester Mitchell how many minutes per one session?

[@megajlaing]

Time is not of the essence here.

[@EMIRERCAN]

they dont understand that they have to practise in slowmotion....

[@perrypelican9476]

what did you get out of it? what did sil lim tao do for you? you say haste makes waste. Why? What exactly is the benefit of sil lim tao? Do you know or are you just repeating what you saw from a bunch if youtube videos? do you have a real live sifu who has special skills, or is it just talk. i am not trying to insult you but so many people watch supposed sifus who are just ordinary people who act like they have some kind of deep knowledge but are usually just trying to build a youtube channel using things they heard on other videos. To get a proper start in kung fu, you need a real live sifu who has credentials, not someone who can repeat what he watches in other videos.

[@lyndonho65]

🙏

[@Vlada019lol]

dude...ip chun is his son...

[@michigannewsnow4927]

RIP IP MAN

[@winklethemoose]

Is it possible to get this for download so I can have it to practice when I'm not around wifi?

[@skybison_9]

slow it down to 0.75, wow.

[@EMIRERCAN]

who understand thaat :)

[@ابوالعبد-ز8ل]

Super kung fuo

[@amarildogojdeshi4609]

😐😐👉🐯☺💪👏👏👏👏👍

[@alikurt5130]

10 numara

[@amarildogojdeshi4609]

😯😯😯😮😮?!

[@SlowDeath1993]

Perfection

[@amarildogojdeshi4609]

😰😰😰😲☝👏👏👏👏👏👍❤

[@22Oda]

How can i buy this video? I trained wing chun two years ago, but i change state what i live. Sorry for my poor inglish cause i am learning...

[@EMIRERCAN]

u cant learn with THE VIDEO

[@TheLarryOBrien]

Funny he is still so different from his father

[@mcmuffin4151]

Why is siu lim tao done so slowly?

[@EMIRERCAN]

what ever u practise; kung fu, karate, silat kali guitar drums it doesnt matter; practise slow motion...

[@josefienlafaq7321]

you write it wrong it must be siu nim tao i practice wing chun

[@ryanjayp.dominante1528]

wow!! Ip Chun? that means he's the brother of Ip Man?

[@yaboi2380]

Ryan Jay P. Dominante his son

[@perrypelican9476]

is Bob jones Bob Smith's brother?

[@spawn314159]

Ip Chun not Yip Chun.. This is their Surname, one can not alter peoples surnames.

[@CanGunes]

+cyanide so write it in chinese :p

[@spawn314159]

Well, In Ip Chun's Book he does gripe about spelling, so it is their wishes to be called Ip not Yip ; Read Ip Chung's book

[@spawn314159]

d.gr-assets.com/books/1348305772l/495565.jpg my oppologies, Ip Ching's book

[@shotoodx4717]

cyanide they all wrong its yip man not jip chun or samthing

[@jchung5242]

That funny loud noise is distracting towards paying attention to detail of movement 😂🥵🤣👎🥵😂🤣👎👀

[@ClaimNoName]

Dude people like you are the problem in the Wing Chun community. You gonna delete the master of masters, their father, Ip Man’s Siu Lim Tao too if posted? Grandmaster Ip Ching is my Sigung yet I have expressed nothing but respect and admiration for his brother while you wipe him away.