Sil Lim Tau Form Solo Training - Circle Hands - Wing Chun, Kung Fu Report - Adam Chan

[@rolandsemore7461]

This man's knowledge of martial arts is outstanding! Thank you for this video👍🤙✌🙏

[@entubadao]

Great condensed explanation of the forms' applications.

[@VagabondShaolin]

Love the material presented! It’s so hard to find someone who doesn’t have an agenda and is positively objective!

[@KB-no9vp]

A good teacher makes you question what you think you know. They open the door to another level of learning and then inspire you to walk through. Sifu Chan does that! I've practiced Wing Chun off and on for almost 30 yrs and he inspires my curiosity to still dig deeper!

[@rickyteee]

He’s a good technician with detailed explanation of a basic WC motion

[@MegaIronwing]

I don't know how I stumbled across this channel but I'm glad I did

[@DD-wi8fb]

I love the small history lessons we get we these videos!

[@yodaone5764]

One of the best teacher/tutors I've seen

[@marcoaurelio9511]

Well done. My best regards from Italy. I am happy to find so cleaver person that share his knowledge with hoter people. Thanks a lot from a student that loves Wing Chun system.

[@albericodechiara714]

The Sil lim tao form seems boring, but it should be done regularly. The purpose is that all movements must be ingrained into the subconscious, so that you automatically perform them in sparring or fight, spontaneously, speedy and without thought. It will accelerate your co-ordination with a fast, smooth transition between movements, avoiding any wrong, unvolontary movement that may happen when conscious thought gets in the way. This is the often not understood or misunderstood reason.

[@Zenzo700]

Nice video. I’ll also add that Wong Shun Leung was Bruce’s main teacher (not Yip Man) in Hong Kong for 18 months before he moved to Seattle. Source from David Peterson and anybody else within the WSL lineage.

[@daltondammthebabe]

I asked about this and you did a 12 minute video on it. Excellent thank you so much.

[@whittakerdanielj]

Excellent information. Thank you for sharing.

[@GungFuIsGungFu]

Adam, these videos, especially this one, is GOLD !

[@doug70101]

This is so great!I am learning so much from you!I did not even learn the applications as you explained in my wing chun studies.I have practiced wing chun for 13 years.. now it’s making sense!!

[@KarateUnity]

Great work as always. I still have your online book and original instructional on my hard drive. Work it from time to time. Best wishes to you and your family!

[@frederickg.6155]

OMG, no one ever told me to grab on the movement.

[@derekowen4538]

I like what you're doing here on You tube Sifu! Keep up the good work!

[@BlackDragonModernCombat]

Sifu, I asked a question about Lap Sau on another video and this video answered/conformed it...thank you!!

[@AD690smcr]

I love finding new gems of knowledge through youtube. Really interesting the differences between the Ip Man linage and the mainland chinese. I would be interested to understand more of the differences.

[@wingchunharmonyindonesia]

good explaination sir... and good point of views.

[@myeyesopen6477]

I watch Ur stuff all the the now. No wing Chung teachers on neer me. Great to get real skills from Ur videos ,lov it. :)

[@freemanlovesongs]

Thanks for this video, it really feels good to listen to your teachings. One can know the deep rooted knowledge of a master.

[@WORTHY333]

So glad I saw your video. I’m re-learning my forms from my brother who taught me when I was a teen and using it for everyday practice and wanted to learn more because he said there were lots online. You remind me of my brother and hey so glad you’re in Vancouver BC too. We may just bump into each other one day. It would be cool to see you practice sparring with my brother Chi. 😅 Thank you for taking time out to explain history and do different techniques from China & HK.

[@TamNguyen-vw4qg]

@Sifu Adam Chan, - REALLY- ...every explaination about movements of Wing Chun is very interesting! What I like and enjoy is your informations about "other GUNGFU styles" and their history! The history of their origin and what is in common or different! Respect Sifu Adam Chan and GREETINGS from Germany ☯️🙏🏼👌🏼☘👊🏼

[@AnaamSings]

@1.47 shows that this gentleman is a true MASTER

[@whittakerdanielj]

I can work 2 of these circle hands into my second and third form. Nice. Great info!

[@bijoymalik5557]

Huge respect from India , sir

[@jamesb.4289]

I love how you apply attributes from other gung fu and show how it's applicable in wing chun!

[@pianoLee-sx9dx]

Really love your teaching style..

[@НадеждаБутенко-т3я]

Thanks. It's very important and interesting information 👌👏🙏🙏🙏

[@nilogibert2944]

GRACIAS , GRACIAS ,SU FORMA PARTICULAR DE MOSTRAR EL WING CHUN ES TAN REAL Y TAN PRACTICO COMO LAS EXPLICACIONES QUE OFRECES , DECIR Y HACER LO EXPRESAS DE MODO TAL QUE TODO COINCIDE PERFECTAMENTE, GRACIAS UNA VEZ MAS PUES QUIERO QUE SEPAS QUE CON SUS CLACES E PODIDO ENTENDER Y ABSORVER RAPIDAMENTE Y EN POCO TIEMPO MUCHAS COSAS QUE FISICA Y MENTAL ANTES NO PUDE VER DIOS LO BENDIGA HIJO MIO DIOS BENDIGA SU TRABAJO Y SU DEDICACION GRACIAS UNA VES MAS.

[@samernajia]

Outstanding, I can see parallels in Wah Lum

[@cliffordpearman9030]

Very interesting arts man I always like to listen ,I always like to watch he has experience two thumbs up

[@paulzenchuk7807]

Good knowledge base Adam!!!!!!

[@creightonfreeman8059]

I haven't seen another Wing Chun shifu share this depth of knowledge publicly. If I had time to study /train another system I would definitely look you up. Gongxi。

[@perrigeorgeformula7213]

Thanks you you’re great ❤ for your teaching

[@aldosala1158]

Thanks a lot great MASTER ! 🙏🙏🙏

[@amitsukhram2093]

Love the content of you channel. ..you are awesome at teaching!

[@sifushox]

tnx Adam for sharing your knowledge of Gung fu with the world,you are amazing . The true warrior. Im learning gung fu since I was 5 years old starting with Bruce lee copying him day after day. I always train alone ,there was no masters to teach Gung fu in Slovenia in those years. Shore now its different,you can find someone those days. But when I saw you here on ytube I have got my will to train again. As soon I collect some money I will join your online courses ,now during this Corrona crises is a little bit hard to earn money here in Slovenia. Most people can hardly survive till the end of the month. This fake corrona destroys people lives and whole economy sadly. Respect Sifu.

[@JustinStoutArt]

Your Wing Chun is clean!

[@natalyanaumovskay4905]

Bog boks bodibilder yser fyul

[@ramesHSharma-xh2rp]

Great lesson sir

[@jeffw7716]

thank You For the great Explaining of this form!! I enjoy your Teaching and hope to meet you soon!!! Ottawa

[@808frontline]

Your so well verses in Wing Chun it’s awesome to see 🤙🏻

[@tcbtcb7553]

THANK YOU SIFU!!

[@franciscordon9230]

Thank you!!!! So helpful.

[@Sankara-Setu-Mutanda-75]

Thank you🙏🏾

[@jonassfonda7526]

very good master

[@adamchankungfu]

I am happy to announce the Wing Chun course that I promise is finally release on my new site at www.adamchankungfu.com . I am sorry for the delay. I wanna thank Cris for all the hard work , all my online students on my Old site and all my youtube subscribers. Thank you .

[@eyrellrell2396]

Thanks master Chan i have learn it with very well

[@fredricclack7137]

XLNT explanation!

[@davidmedeiros7572]

There is so much variability in the heun sao. In the version of Wing Chun I'm currently learning, which is Hong Kong style, our heun sao has an "inside grind' or circle followed by an "outside grind" but the transition from the inside to outside circles adds a lateral swiping motion from center to outside, a "cut across the eyes". Curious if this is a common adaptation? I don't see it online anywhere.

[@justis1999]

Awesome content

[@keylowboyz2132]

Wow really great video man.

[@rtt1961]

Excellent.

[@rezakazemi6270]

Excellent

[@sergetooze7350]

Really good explanation ,thanks

[@marcgoulet1967]

thanks

[@axelstone3131]

Great stuff!

[@papii321]

Thanks, for this explanation 👌🏻

[@watchinyou2716]

Thank you sifu Chris. 👍

[@neilgribben6331]

👍 love the variations

[@martialpath2990]

Man this is gold🙏🏻

[@fractalofgod6324]

Another great lesson sifu Chan.... My segung is Eric Li who lives in Vancouver, do you know of him?

[@michaelburnell2803]

Excellent Stuff 👍

[@givindu]

Could you kindly upload a full demonstration on Sil Nim Tao hong kong way

[@sonphan8174]

That muscle-digging skill, does it work when the person tense up the muscles?

[@sattoriemei3210]

What would be a good exercise to build huen sau strength?

[@calvinlikamfai]

inspiring

[@gtbmx6918]

Amazing thank you so much !! Your great instructor wish you were here in Florida LOL

[@jerrymontejo5502]

Respect to wing chun becouse This for me wing chun bless Master

[@andyjota8906]

Sorry but could you please explain what the red boat is thank you and blessings.

[@handsomeni]

Oh I was extremely impressed with wing chun ability to hit with their faces. Had fought with 4 wing chun "masters" from so called "different school". One claimed to be direct descendant of yip man or whatever his name was. Won all 4 fights in less than 3 mins. Send one to the hospital. Was really impressed by how all 4 sect of wing chun practitioners I had fought with attempted to hit my fist with their faces. Repeatedly. I remembered in particular one who used his face to hit my fist so hard that my wrist hurt for like a week. Even had to go to a hospital to check it out. You will never learn that from muay Thai, bjj, or other discipline. One hit so hard with his face he literally spit tooth after our fight. 👍

[@Simon2k17]

Do you have a solo push hand drill to strengthen the root/sink? I know two people push hands is the way to go to build sensitivity and internal power, just wondering if there's a solo drill. Thanks

[@stephenorona2253]

I just subscribe, and I had to play the speed at 1/4 speed to catch your demonstration speed ,wow you are quick .have you thought about having a body cam( like the police have ) to get your perspective of 1st person view when demonstrating against the volunteer,along with your side view demonstrations. Thank you, your very informative.

[@hiskandar]

Adam Chan, would you please make a video how Wing Chun can be used when you're being mounted. I searched so many videos in youtube but somehow I still cannot find many helpful resources.

[@ZaddyZavid]

Don't get on the floor...

[@hiskandar]

@@ZaddyZavid haha... you're smart

[@ZaddyZavid]

@@hiskandar ground game super unrealistic and useless youtube sakuruba he destroy Gracies where was the precious ground game then? they have to take to you the floor first, if you good wing chun they too busy dealing with fist in their face. Also if they rush u step to the side and punch..if they grapple just KNEE up, no need training for that one. Your welcome.

[@hiskandar]

@@ZaddyZavid dude, ground game useless or not, I do NOT care. I am looking for resources for wing chun that can be used when you're mounted. Good wing chun or not, nobody is perfect. And now Using your logic on Sakuraba beat Gracies. How about Genki Sudo mounted on Royler Gracie and punching him to KO (youtube it). Regardless who that person was, that Gracie could ALSO be you or anybody else being mounted and that useless BJJ cannot compare to the striking skiill when they are on the ground. Now you're left alone with your Wing Chun, and mounted... What's next? So do you know how to apply it while you're mounted? If NOT, then STFU.

[@ZaddyZavid]

@@hiskandar i will not be mounted or taken to the ground. I answered yr question and you mad. I told you move to the side or knee up they cannot get u to ground the end. You want to mount go to gay bjj. Why u wing chun. Wing chun will not get mounted use yr brain.

[@frikandelkroket9335]

Fast hands. I like.

[@nyclee9133]

It’s like leopard paw in hung gar with that hand grab digging into the soft parts of the body

[@RandyMancini]

do you have videos of actually fighting someone full contact?

[@perrypelican9476]

Very cool that you are exploring different lineages. I think Bruce Lee had it right. It's about finding the one that's best for you.

[@SimplefightingGR]

Sooo cool thanks

[@randolphsmith6247]

How do you know posture is correct

[@mobiledit900]

Sir u r great Sir just one request plzz Please make video pn fook sauplzz🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭

[@杯面-l3i]

师傅请了解下佛山时期叶问所传詠春 同广州詠春

[@m.g.4051]

I would like to learn kung fu, but my hips are not very healthy. I had one hip replacement and probably need another one someday. Arthritis is taking me down. Can you show me something that my help?

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

Get our scientific Wing Chun Udemy course, there we disclose how authentic Wing Chun should be done. This video is showing incorrect Wing Chun techniques.

[@theengineer704]

Now I see how BJJ became the most dominant martial art ever. Per my reviews, No martial art can address it.

[@jeffreyra1350]

BS!!

[@ZaddyZavid]

Sakuruba dominated the Gracies a long time ago where was yr precious BJJ then?

[@СтаргэйтСтаргэйтов]

And why only one angle huen sao where is opposite way huen sao?

[@edwardrichard2561]

Seems valid. Though you will never grab a punch being thrown. You can definitely grab a wrist before the shot is thrown. The biggest problem I see with Chinese martial arts is they don’t throw a hook. Probably the best punch in boxing is the lead hook. If you don’t train it how would you defend it.

[@florisvanlingen]

I was taught that when doing circle hands your wrist should be lower than your elbow. You drop your hand whilst turning, otherwise the persons arm might get stuck on the inside of your arm. Most novices wil counteract that by disgarding the elbow and throwing it out of alignment.

[@aabe4327]

Don't pull into it. Keep the forward pressure and you won't get stuck, even if your hand is higher.

[@강한승-g3h]

Ufc go go

[@scrtwpnx]

the way i got the feeling down for this is to have a buddy extend their arm out. then i try to yank them towards me. if you just use your arms, it's not as forceful as coordinating your lower back muscles into it

[@MrPanetela]

what Sil Lim Tau means to me; you are at a picnick a great big hornet appears and you semi automatically swat it later you are cooking a burger on the barbecue. you accidentally place your hand palm down on the red hot grill and you semi automatically retract your hand. you earnestly made it happen, but without thinking about it. and that is what Sil Lim Tau is to me. all the great dancers and artist working on the next level use Sil Lim Tau without realizing it isn't a mystery, but it takes a while to learn it, and the more you practice the deeper you understand it but like 2 trees growing side by side, they may be the same species but each will find its own way to reach the sky.

[@rwin1]

right

[@marcelosantos670]

TOP ✨😎👍

[@elvischamakese7464]

I want to learn wing chun from you

[@lightartis228]

Could, sir, upload a full force sparring session of Wing chun...?

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

Some techniques we keep to ourselves; We don't want the "Bad Guys" finding out about them!

[@myshadowkungfu]

Look at the Benny Meng videos on KZbin.

[@ArvendiSiritoitet]

Mantap

[@少川靖男]

拳訣有云: 錯非真錯 ! 錯 is 交錯( cross hand) and not the same sounding word as "wrong". pleeeease