The way of sparring in internal Wing Chun

[@vitalarts-studio]

Great Explanation and demonstration Sifu 😊🙏. As a private student of Sifu since 2017, I can attest to his abilities. Rember other viewers, with respect, watching a video, is a visual interpretation, it is NOT a feeling in real time, interpretation. That's the way to truely understand such ability as Sifu Sergios.

[@raoulschannel3428]

Around 15 years ago when I touched your hands in a trial-lesson I felt like sinking into the floor Sifu. I cannot even image how it will feel like if I touch your hands now. Thank you so much for sharing all this incredible truths and skills. Your videos are very much inspiring! Thank you Sifu.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Hi Raoul are you training Wing Chun currently? and where did you take the trial lesson with me?

[@ilyaolshanetskiy7421]

hey man - what were you doing for these last 15 years? No more trainings?

[@orbanistvan-laszlo8506]

Strongly materialistic people will never understand and accept this. Great respect for You for showing this!

[@dannish2000]

Well said bro! ♥️

[@AdaJUNQUAN]

What about the chain punch

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Very true

[@AdaJUNQUAN]

You also forget about the backfist from the JKD

[@beebee7834]

I'm a student of the late Dr Henry Leung, and this sifu is excellent. In Wing Chun, the LITTLE things make all the difference, at close range, between success and defeat. Moving 2 or 3 inches sideways will keep you from being knocked out; moving closer can prevent his power from being developed in an attack.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

👍

[@mospartacus6786]

Nobody loves WingChun more the Sifu Sergio. Thanks a lot for the Video and the knowledge.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are very welcome

[@icemaneu]

This is well known among the Chinese martial art community about the internal strength, qi gong or nei gong. But only very few Kungfu master can do it and even so, fewer willing to teach. So it is not surprising that many in the west think this is bullshit and didn't think it exist. Sifu Sergio, glad that you can teach this cos it is not easy to find one and especially one willing to teach it so openly.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thanks for your words, and you are very welcome

[@blindmellaneckbone]

I've had people try to explain and show it to me, but thru this video, I now have a grasp of what I should be training regarding sticking. Only someone [Sifu Sergio] with a GREAT understanding of the concepts can relay what's going on to others. Just because someone can do something, doesn't automatically mean they can convey the concept to others. Only a TEACHER can do that.

[@wingchunexpert]

Very true.

[@Bojan-tg2vk]

very well said

[@DxModel219]

Sifu Sergio is very "rooted". It comes from the stance and the fluidity of his body.

[@raoulschannel3428]

Dallas Cantland b

[@G4mer_D4d]

My sifu is an amazing master, and he understands the concepts, but I think there is also a secretiveness... He called some of his instructors "protective of kung fu", and they were VERY hard to get close to. It was very Authoritarian, and its kept from some of the students it seemed. Im very appreciative of the openness here, and with Nima King for that matter.

[@stevebriggs1886]

I really hope that you put more videos up like this its brilliant. I have been a practitioner of yip man wing chun and have been fortunate to have been shown a soft version using many of the principals that you teach, unfortunately my sifu moved to new Zealand leaving me with partial knowledge. There is a fella who teaches pin sun wing chun who was taught by jim rosalando but the problem is the bs that comes with it ,dressing it up as a mysterious form and deliberately holding things back. I am able to piece together from your videos the bits i have missed and have improved greatly over the last 6 months my hope is that it continues. many thanks...............steve

[@paul-andrewbridge3617]

Fantastic video, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am only two years into Wing Chun and there is so much more for me to learn. your video's are helping me to understand.

[@Keluoduo]

拿劲也！You are my number one reference, Sifu ! Keep going ! I really wish I could take part to at least one of your class one day...

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You can online, www.experienceinternalwingchun.com

[@gnicevids]

Sifu Sergio thank you for this video. it explains so much of what I have been wondering and training. this video has so much knowledge in it that if they don't get it or understand it by now, I believe some never will. In addition, there is more info in this video then in most martial arts how 1 to 2 hour videos. Thank you again Sifu Sergio

[@blindmellaneckbone]

dropped some knowledge didn't he!?!!?

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thank for your comment I appreciate it, are you training Wing Chun yourself?

[@gnicevids]

The Wing Chun Kung Fu Channel by Sifu Sergio yes I train in Wing Chun. I enjoy it and its liberating. I always felt that something was missing in the wing chun training and for years I would read, research, ask questions and one day found a video you did talking about Song and throwing; that change and connected everything for me. Help me to understand what some of the other masters are talking about. It also help me to disconnect from faulty ideas and concepts that didn't make sense anyway. it really connect what I learn in my younger years from kung teacher. He would talk about the things you said but use different terms. You knowledge was similar to his and it just connected and made sense. overnight my wing chun has broken through some barriers but I know I have some more ways to go.

[@gnicevids]

The Wing Chun Kung Fu Channel by Sifu Sergio I do have a question Sifu Sergio. what does it means to drop the chi.

[@gnicevids]

Thetraveller Lightbringer Thank you. I don't believe in the stopping bullets and all that stuff. I was wondering what he meant by it.

[@mightymeatmonsta]

I can definitely understand what you are saying. By sticking, you control the arm, and temporarily immobilize it so you can enter in safely, and control your opponent, causing him to open up (by disrupting his structure), and successfully attack. You can also feel the type and direction of the strike. Wong Shun Leung was a master at this and this is why he never lost a fight, even against a Russian boxer who was one foot taller than he and about 100 lbs heavier. It is the basis for the fight seen in Ip Man, but Ip Man never fought a boxer, as far as I know.

[@Amundsen8635]

Very good! I practice Okinawa karate myself, many similarities from the original old-style karate. Keep up the good work. Regards from Norway.

[@tomix1970pl1]

A very good and rare explenation sinking the energi in Wing Chun.The same we can see in sifu Adam Mizner Tai Chi.Difficulte skill but very efective.When i was doing this with friend of mine who is 27 years in training, when he was sinking energi i was not able to even move my leg.When he was blocking i was able to do some technical variations but when he was sinking energy it was paralizing my body.And yes, when you are boxing, kicking or punching there is no chance to do it.This is not Wing Chun yet.Once you are able to stick to oponent different game starts.When you are able to not loose contact after fast punch with oponent body tradicionals external style of fight is in a big troubles.

[@Jenjak]

You are spreading gold here ! Amazing gong fu !

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thanks Alex appreciate it

[@minasz]

he s tired after 10 seconds of so called sticking. second he is fighting not a real fighter. show some things against a boxer who knows how to box or if you talk about wrestling...well go against a real wrestler and show us this works. Im not hating, im interested if this wc can be used in fights against different styles. cuz know you use wing chun against wing chun students.

[@vaderetro264]

minasz In fact you are just hating, because he's been testing his WC with all sorts of fighters and athletes in the past 15 years.

[@lionsden4563]

@@vaderetro264, Any videos of these?

[@giusid]

DANKE, dass Du Deine Begeisterung / Dein Fühlen / Dein Wissen mit uns teilst, bro ✨

[@anthonyallen8916]

Thats great! The internal aspect of wing chun is amazing.

[@superfunsurf]

wow. "I'm your movement" so amazing. Keep it up. thank you.

[@christians.8294]

Sifu Sergio Du bist der Grund warum ich wieder mit WT angefangen haben .....DANKE.... ;-) Ich wünsche dir weiterhin viel Erfolg im Leben ^_^

[@ΑνδρεαςΣαγανας-ω2π]

Most people in the west will say:Thats bullshit,put gloves and spar!This is deep martial arts knowledge that few people can understand!Thank you sifu Sergio!

[@SifuSergioChannel]

You are very welcome and right in your observation

[@acjkd]

All of what Sérgio said is extremely important, as long as a person has good combat experience, sparring that isn't just with their own students who don't fight back. This is not real sparring, although it is very important what you say, unfortunately we don't see these guys showing all this in action against someone who couches, kicks and takes down. The internal part of martial arts must be well understood so that it does not appear to people that they are very easy. It is necessary to see this applied against experienced people. Another excellent explanatory video, Kung Fu is combat!

[@ytb460]

Excellent. Adam Mizner (taichi) also emphasises this so it is clear that it works. Thanks for all your research. There are so many lies and false history in CMA.

[@tze-weilim1632]

KZbinr I was beginning to wonder if they were in some sort of strange brotherhood or something. :)

[@Dilzze]

Sifu Sergio thank you for all your hard work ! Sipak :)

[@LiiKanJitsu]

Historically, Wing Chun, WHite Crane, Tai Chi etc, all have common ancestry and have intermixed at various times, so should be no surprise if aspects resemble each other. The commonalaties define the essential skills, the differences may be matters of preference or available knowledge, but just as likely tactical variations based on the circumstances, concerns and fears (focus) of the founders. For me, what is even more fun and educational to see is the variations in application and practice of some core principles and skills that can also be found in styles as diverse as Aiki Jitsu, and the classical Japanese arts. Clearly, the intermixing did not stop at Chinese borders despite national rivalries and secrecy pacts. E.g. White Crane Kung Fu is a particularly important foundation in traditional Okinawan Karate. Only fools and horses adhere to one pure style and way of thinking and doing. There is no one ultimate master or style. The arts have always mixed up and evolved, surviving on basis of merit through efficacy (effectiveness), teachability (systemization) or persona (personal cult/icons). Many Thanks to Sifu Sergio for these insights into true Wing Tsun origins and skills, which will without a doubt help me (a Ju Jutsu teacher of over 30 years) better explain and even improve my own art and teaching. If it can still help me, what exvcuse the rest of you!?

[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Expert centerline destruction! Pay no attention to the negative commenters when you've never felt it you can't understand

[@tommyli6301]

Can you do a video with the student wearing full body gear? And knock them down the same way.

[@beebee7834]

That kind of training is good for contests. Barehanded gungfu attacks the INSIDE of the body.

[@massimomarotta9160]

I need to admit that your technic, your spirit, your explanation and your intent are exceptional but your sparring really is at a begin state. With the WT I am inspiring myself on you, but making a lot real wing chun sparring against other mma and boxing guy during years I have solved a lot a problem with this kind of different distance for play this game in a very realistic way.....I hope we can discuss about that some day so I can share my point of view about that.....good luck

[@Lakeside_WeightLoss]

What about when the opponent punches to the head can you demonstrate how to yield those punches as well please?

[@truthhurts1884]

Why are people slating this? The problem with Wing Chun nowadays is you people are all too set in your rigid ideas of structure and what you believe WC should be. Break down your walls of rigid belief and open your heart and mind, search honestly for what you can learn here. If you've done that and still feel you can't learn, just move on and learn from someone else. Your ignorance and negativity actually says more about you and your mindset than it does about the ideas Sergio is sharing

[@fightefx]

When I studied Economics I wondered why my professors were not rich, but some primitive Business men who did not know anything about economical theorie were making a lot of cash. Martial arts often remind me of the same problem. I train now since 30 years different martial arts and some of those years I spend with wing chun. No martial art produces more poor economics professors than Wing Chun. I am a BJJ Coach and I do like and respect the internal aspects of martial arts. Pushing Hands Chi Sao, kui Sao or practices from Judo etc. I know it is real. I understand different types of power. etc. I respect its value.

[@cameron.on.canvas]

Man, I really like Wing Chun and I want to be convinced of it's effectiveness. But I'm just not. I come from a Muay Thai background and I just don't see any Wing Chun practitioner fully respecting or understanding the body mechanics of Muay Thai, boxing or really any other striking martial art. It seems that is the reason every demonstration I've seen is done on an opponent who is unskilled in throwing basic punches - the equivalent of a drunken brawler - or are generally striking toward the chest in a kind of Wing Chun fashion. The body mechanics of Muay Thai are not at all strength based either and I think would likely overwhelm a Wing Chun opponent with shocking power and percise striking combinations. A good hook is not thrown with a straight arm but is landed with a 90 degree bend in the elbow, thus the only part of the punch to be caught would be the fist itself - which I haven't seen done in any WC demonstration. Instead of a kind of boxing block which would be effective the WC practitioner attempts to catch these kinds of strikes near the elbow - to clarify again, that's just not an option when a good hook is thrown. That's my two cents. I'd love to be convinced otherwise because I genuinely love Wing Chun and have an honest affinity towards it. I love the form, history, wooden dummie and flowing style. I just can't buy into the effectiveness. I want to though. If you can show me what I'm missing please do. I mean all this with the highest respect for you and the WC system. God bless. Take care.

[@potrebitel3]

Muay Thai is respected by WC. Also - what you see is indeed the most likely scenario to see. Most street fights don't involve MT artists, do they? :-)

[@Tequn9q]

It's not that much about the style, but how you practice and apply it. I trained with Thai boxers as we shared the same training hall a couple of years ago. From my experience, sparring with intermediate thai fighers: as long as I got into chi sao range they struggled with what to do, as WC is neither going for clinch nor for pull back into distance: We stick and fire at close range, from angles and with short range power they didn't expect. But when I got to spar with some of the better guys - they where better at preventing me from entering, using low kicks, angular footwork and knees once you got closer. It was difficult - but even then: once I got them to stuck with me, they couldn't defend at all. All in all: If you can get to your field of expertise without getting KO'ed, you've archived something good.

[@michaelspyrou1784]

I fully agree with you. This man has travelled around and has seen many WT and TC arts. But what he shows has nothing to do with actual sparring. WT can be effective against MT (not a professional fighter) when in close combat and within split of seconds you deliver short low kicks , with shoes, and perhaps one or 2 punches using the pak sao , defence and attack. other than that WT will have a problem. MT is a hard system; i love it. same boxing, bjj and karate. but my love is WT.

[@GungFu4Life]

The joining is the harmonious interaction of opposites. It has to happen first in order to understand the type and quality of incoming force you are dealing with. You then use that information to determine the proper balance of yielding and Na Ging to use to stay in control.

[@robertodallabona4039]

Questo video in italiano non si puo avere ??? Grazie sifu sergio

[@Henry-cy2kk]

FINALLY... i get it... can't wait to share in my next class

[@gunfugames7430]

Absolute skill

[@johnrudi3354]

interesting again...i trained Wt for 20 years...the last years i see in different styles (not Wing Tsun)..things pretty similar.. thats a good thing i think. i would never think again that there exists a perfect system. be it wing tsung, Systema , Silat or whatever...i look very close on a system..not any system. i see same principles. only thing is. it has to work and if it fits to you..but getting better is hard work everyday training

[@hongfu2471]

Thank you for the good explanation for stickiness!

[@templehistory.online]

Ip man meets tai chi. Or simply vietnamese wing chun =)

[@theneff3189]

Please do a video on how this can work on an experienced MMA and a boxer, or an experienced street fighter, it all looks interesting, especially your concept of sticking, but lets see it in actual "situation" so to speak, it might look flashy, but can it stand up to modern combat?

[@williambrookings722]

Do what I did, find out where he is running open seminars and go to one near you, he is willing to demonstrate with anyone. I experienced his skills first hand on Sunday and he is no fake believe me. Jason, the guy he throws around in his other vid is an MMA fighter, very strong and skilled (I trained with him a little at the seminar too). He also demonstrated with a long time wrestler (not a student of his either) and dominated him at wrestling range through yeilding, sticking and short range striking. What you can't appreciate on camera is his explosive power Still not convinced then try training with Wing Chun master Alan Orr and his Iron Wolves MMA team. He uses some similar methods

[@williambrookings722]

The Neff Also WTF is "modern combat"? It amuses me that people talk of old martial arts as if combat was somehow more civilised in the 1700s and what would work in streets and battlegrounds somehow wouldn't stand up today. We are living through the most peaceful period in world history. I agree that a lot of martial arts (including many Wing Chun schools) teach systems which are not fit for purpose. I see this more a byproduct of the "McDojo" commercialisation of martial arts by many post Bruce Lee etc. People would start whole classes based on very little skill and knowledge and sell it on to the masses then that is passed on down the chain.

[@lionsden4563]

@@williambrookings722, That guy is an MMA fighter? He doesn't even know how to throw a proper punch. I'm a MMA fighter and against a person like myself, all of those things the above will not work.

[@williambrookings722]

@@lionsden4563 Jason the ex MMA fighter is the black guy in his other vid (there's a short clip from it in here). He's a great martial artist in his own right and a good guy. Sergio has a very very high level of skill and has done martial arts all his life. If you ever come to Birmingham UK check him out

[@lionsden4563]

@@williambrookings722, Ex MMA fighter? He doesn't have a good posture and can't even do a proper punch. He fought under which organization again? About Sergio, particularly on this video, those techniques the above doesn't work against a fully resisting opponent. Birmingham you say? Aight. I'm going to DM him.

[@marks2708]

Thanks for this great video Sifu Sergio :) Loved it.Can you make a video that explains what it means (in your own opinion) to sink the Qi?

[@wingchunexpert]

Sinking the Chi is to place the Chi below the belly button and all the way down to the bottom of your feet. Only a highly trained person can do that. Sorry I know you are not asking me. I couldn't help. :)

[@marks2708]

Hugo: Which lineage of Tai Chi do you think this is?

[@tonypeter8209]

You have shown beautiful Wing Chun, especially sticking hands

[@mightymeatmonsta]

Only one problem, though. You are still standing directly in front of him, and are subject to the hook, which you won't see in your peripheral vision until it is too late to stop! If you take an angled step to the outside of the attacking arm, with a body rotation towards the attack, you will out of reach of his counter and can safely move in. THIS is the main flaw of all modified systems, unfortunately. Only Wong Shun Leung's system deals with this effectively out of all modified systems. Traditional uses the original footwork (the circle inside the triangle), with the angled step and rotation to deal with the attack, and protects BOTH the center and CENTRAL LINE (the line starting from the shoulder in to the center at a 45 degree angle) at the same time.

[@mesactjulhu9323]

At this level the choreography is not important.

[@patarikisoterion9899]

I heard you're in Sydney now love to get some training with you. I live on the Goldcoast.

[@mightymeatmonsta]

As Sifu Mox says, " welcome what comes in, then show him the door!" And don't forget to kick him in the ass on the way out!

[@seifeddineferjani7031]

absorb, float, sink, release/spit

[@TheCrucifiedClown]

You use the word "sticking" but perhaps a better word is connection.

[@inspiringothers7197]

No that's not, that can be misunderstood as just being in 'contact'.

[@maumari1000]

GM Sergio thank you

[@anthonyeusebius5834]

Ignore the naysayers. Master Paul Dong calls them Frogs in a well. they only see that small circle of sky and think that is the world. Try telling people about empty force. or sensing the opponents body right down to his past injuries. I wish I could train with you sometime. I cant even discuss these things with others.

[@dzondo5657]

YES...YOU UNDERSTAND THE ESSENCE...MY REGARDS...!YO SI GM. SAURUS...

[@MikeNewWest]

Sifu Sergio, do you think it's necessary to practice the actual Tai Chi forms and shapes, or is it enough to get the concept and find the internal feeling, then apply it to the Wing Chun shapes and movements? I'm practicing Wing Chun and Yi Chuan. I practiced Tai Chi in the past, but haven't found a teacher in my area with real internal power or practical skill, so I'm not doing those forms... but I still love the concept and idea of it, and sometimes do my wing chun very, very slow like Tai Chi Chuan to try to find good structure, deeper Sung, etc.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Mike Milligan if you read my book “The six core elements the SLT and history of Wing Chun” you find the answers you are looking for. The SLT set not to be confused with the SNT was the set that came from the fusion of Fujian White Crane and Emei And was a pure internal set, one close look at its kuen kuit shows you just that. So my internal Wing Chun stems from that although I also teach Yang Taijiquan in my association. I have an online Internal Wing Chun course you can take a look at www.experienceinternalwingchun.com

[@MikeNewWest]

@@SifuSergioChannel Many thanks for the information-- I look forward to reading the book! I thought SNT and SLT was just some kind of dialect, pronunciation difference describing the same thing.... Big thanks.

[@dizdeck357]

Intermediate stuff. Anyone with a few years should understand sticking energy. Most dont put in proper time

[@jchien]

My understanding of seizing energy is putting body mass on point of contact through relaxation and the pressure causing tension and resistance from opponent which makes him stick. Is this correct?

[@danthel]

Very hard to do. With some one with fast hands and lateral foot work It's almost impossible to do this type of movement

[@guesshoo6843]

do you know what i think, i think chi idea taken from like two people fight with swords or poles or rods like parry in fencing nd other movements and they put it in arms

[@leoramirez7583]

great information,,,but I understood that if you are using CHI,, the opponents force doesn't even enter the body,, but I May be wrong..

[@Baumbruda]

I feel Blessed ..... thanks so much ...... see you one day... Sifu ;) One Love

[@nomassbitches4562]

You are great sifu!

[@leoramirez4024]

thanks for the video and information,, just a thought I saw that your black belt doesn't engage his hip for spinal alignment while engaging, can you explain why, or is that not taught, I just see that you are aligned but not your student, thanks again for the video

[@fernandonunez9689]

My respect to you Sifu Sergio... I do train in Wing Chun for 4 years now but just the basics, how can I achieve this level of "sticking"?, do I have to meditate or something like that?. And what do you mean by "sink the qi"?. Regards!

[@Bojan-tg2vk]

I NEVER saw this theory in wing chung. Thank you a lot ! Sifu Sergio. But how to gain this chi energy??? I'ts like science fiction.i just don't know how,and now I'm angry at myself.Because If i'm right you have to be relaxed when you're stikcing...but how can i be in my mind relaxed when someone is attacking me!?? Impossible! :/

[@Bojan-tg2vk]

Thanks.

[@Bojan-tg2vk]

Thanks.

[@theneff3189]

honestly some of this looks like its from sytema, but that art is a hybrid martial art too.

[@inspiringothers7197]

A lot of training to overcome your flight/fight responses, and to remain completely calm and relaxed under stressful environments.

[@daovietnguyen1557]

little bit of systema

[@anhchan8974]

dao viet nguyen Both have the same basic concept

[@cman1072]

Great stuff Sergio!

[@BambooMantis]

can u sparring with the real boxer by useing these techniques,i mean real boxer?

[@bilbobaggins5815]

No....because he would get the shit beaten out of him.

[@raoulschannel3428]

Bilbo Baggins You really did wear the Ring way too long, Bilbo Baggins.

[@lionsden4563]

@@raoulschannel3428, Bilbo is telling the truth.

[@raoulschannel3428]

Ismail Is The Name Indeed, the truth of Lies.

[@lionsden4563]

@@raoulschannel3428, ...that Sergio will get beaten? That's the truth mate. You know those things the above won't work against Boxers right?

[@Silhouex]

@10:13 Sifu, your Wing Chun is very good. Especially your defense. However your strikes are missing an advanced fundamental. You need to strike from the shoulder/shoulder blade lever and then strike from the bicep/elbow 2/3rds of the way through your strike. Basically at the last instance that lever COULD strike. It's a stronger strike and it's MUCH safer for the wielder. This is not taught until advanced levels and is in fact the concept behind Bruce Lee's "One Inch Punch" The 2nd explosion timing changes based on the distance to the opponent and where you're striking them. This isn't taught at lower levels because newbies will ruin their elbows or pull/ tear muscles like crazy because they lack other fundamentals that would allow for this strike to be done safely.

[@trocchiettoski]

After more than 20 ys of wc practice is more than a decade I lost every interest for martial arts, the invincibility aura from bruce lee was projected in he world in the wc system in the 80s that s why became obsessed. Today to me martial arts are just a childish way to be, not the way for a quest for truth. I remember changing bong sau every week to find the definitive one, while instead I discovered that does not exist, and the internal way is much more complex than a "little idea", so I kept " finding the bridge" in my way in life, avoiding to fight as a choice. I love to see this guy been friendly hit by his students and sending the video, Iadarola is in my model the only real master existing in martial arts. No I do not know him, but his reputation follow his acts and when I casually bump in him walking on Adam I see him for what he is, just a normal human being looking for continual perfection, and this is something I can truly relate to.

[@Emmanuel-ti6ym]

I wonder what made Sifu Sergio start another channel?

[@fretboardmaster70]

What’s your theory ? 🤨🤨🤨 Probably someone hit a nerve with him.

[@ceemee1430]

1. This is not what anyone else in the world would call sparring. 2) If you had a knife this would make a lot more sense. 3) I think the knife gives wing chun life. Without it, it's just a bunch of silly talk and tap tap.

[@anhchan8974]

Amazing level!

[@mallick26]

Can this be trained at full speed full force, or only at play fighting energy levels?

[@inspiringothers7197]

Yes, but it's pretty important to begin slowly, the slower you do things, eventually the faster you will get at them.

[@Silhouex]

"sticking" is easy to learn. Just wear a blind fold and dance with a partner.

[@getr3kt131]

that seems like Chai Sau to me

[@user-di5pc6xq1e]

Could this work with boxing gloves on?

[@lionsden4563]

It doesn't work with or without Boxing gloves.

[@josearvingicana7470]

I am a big fan of wing chun. I saw one of your videos here in cebu. Do you have any branch here ? I am willing to learn wing chun . Best Regards.. :)

[@Self_Defense108]

Like Vinh Xuan, does not ?

[@danthel]

So how can I train with u

[@danthel]

That is a strait back

[@foodinmoto]

Very interesting

[@catitonavarro]

Awesome!

[@kerbley3307]

is this for kids too ??

[@1GUNJAM1]

i bet a ufc guy how is one weight class above you would hit you up

[@patronusgaia]

Wing Chun is becoming more and more like taichi :) i like that

[@actionbastard5010]

Chi magic isnt real this is all just body mechanics. Not to say that it isnt good technique he just makes it seem harder to achieve than it actually is. I mean it still takes many years but you dont have to harness magical energy

[@MrSelbstverteidigung]

that is true, what you say!

[@taylorbee4010]

Well yeah. Chi is mind/body/breath or energy. It's used to describe all of it. Wing Chun is pretty pragmatic if not without flaws

[@danthel]

Buy people have fast hands. It is still very hard to stick

[@cman1072]

That is so awesome!

[@samuelemedici5184]

Wow! Sergio dove insegni? Dove vivo io non c'è possibilità di imparare arti marziali in questo modo... Vorrei davvero tantissmo imparare da te!

[@danthel]

So correct

[@asaselwolf5012]

If your aim is to show the world how effective your wing Chun is then I urge you to show this by facing real opponents, real fighters, real boxers. In the end it is about who has the killer instinct, who has the best core and who has the best physical condition. Show us the real deal, take a professional boxer, I dare you. Making a video with groupies really is not convincing, it doesn't matter how big they are for they are groupies and are full of awe for you.

[@combatartsinstitute]

Good stuff!

[@Luichi242]

Where is the structure of WChun?? I don't see... ¿?

[@inspiringothers7197]

The structure is there regardless of if you're thinking about it or not. It's the structure of being mindfully relaxed in your mind and body that creates it's own structure. That's why there's no power from the ground generation, because you don't need to align a structure from the support of your legs from the ground up. This type of structure remains even if you have no connection to the floor.

[@billylo3560]

Was yip man able to do this?

[@gnicevids]

Billy Lo yes He was able to. if you ever seen other Sifu Sergio videos he discussed some of these attributes that Ip Man had and how some of Ip Man student or kung fu brothers has also. some taught more of this some taught less of this

[@taylorbee4010]

Roll with it

[@jjooeegg1]

Good video

[@CALL-ME-SLY]

Tai Chi in the Wing Chun Shadows

[@maksymkuleshov6514]

very similar to systema

[@HEMA-NRW]

I don't see any sparring ... show your internal wing chun in sparring, let's see if it's work under stress, pressure and if you got some hits ...

[@danthel]

U have to remember U have never been tought real boxing. Check out Jonny from expert boxing .take your time to check it out. To many people miss boxing. There is more to boxing than WC. If U take the time to really look into it.

[@francescasantonastaso9863]

Gread Sergio very beutifull

[@TheCaezrc]

So how come it’s not effective in MMA???

[@raoulschannel3428]

Gemini 2019 Please correct me if I am wrong, but I don’t think there is an mma fighter present who is able to or uses this skill. Compared to this level you see here MMA skills can be taught very quick. It can take years and years of practice and dedication to achieve this internal skill. It is also about releasing all unnecessary tension and being totally relaxed and a lot more what I don’t know of. I even heard Sifu Sergio mention ‘to become one’ with one of his students when using this skill. The whole attitude of MMA is not really to become one, but best possible to knock or tap the opponent out, and go for the title. I like MMA, besides that, if you look at some of the press conferences of an MMA fight, how the fighters bash at each other, and look at some of the staredowns where fighters can’t control themselves and freak out to each other. Now compare that to what is shown in these videos of Sifu Sergio, how next to the application of martial arts itself, the martial, the people behave to each other behave to each other.That’s a world of difference. Martial arts can be practiced in many many ways, and with many different purposes. Is the purpose to use it in MMA fights? For some it is. I really believe that the purpose of Sifu Sergio and of (if not all of) his Students is different.

[@TheCaezrc]

Raoul's Channel takes years??? My point exactly. So why it isn’t effective in MMA? I’ve seen many videos of real fights between wing chun and mma ... wing chun fighters are always losing. Don’t get me wrong, I was hoping to see a wing chun fighter victorious, but that’s not the case on some of the videos posted. Furthermore, I refuse to learn from an instructor that has no fighting experience at all. That’s like taking swimming lessons from a man who’s never been under water.

[@manoamano3699]

Sifu Sergio, did you train with Nima or CST?Kind regards

[@Aw3Sum3K9]

Mano Mano Sifu Sergio has meet them both, but not from CST lineage. Sergio's internals is very different from CSTs.

[@manoamano3699]

Thanks for the reply

[@manoamano3699]

Well, Hugo. I recommend to be more relaxed. So what? Art is Art no matter what name.

[@peterjeck5938]

I like it

[@huyhoangpham6248]

You amazing, not much white people can feeling this well like you. I can see in your movement master. Actually Wing chun is borrow movement to train our mind, our feeling