Sifu Dom Békés Wing Chun (2018) Seminar Day 2 'William Cheung Wing Chun'

[@pastorvidro4174]

That why , I like TWC it teaches you to have an advantage over your opponent . You don't need big muscles to beat your opponent instead use his strength against him .

[@senorfrijol5305]

Can I ask an honest question? If someone gets to my blind side why can’t I just turn and face them?

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

If they have you trapped or pinned on your blind side successfully, they will be in control of your leading elbow or have your arms crossed pulling your weight off balance (attacking your balance) so your ability to manoeuvre is greatly reduced sometimes completely nullified. At the same time as you struggle to regain your balance he/she is simultaneously striking the vulnerable targets now stabilised and available. If however they’ve failed to control you on the blind side and you still have control of your balance, your opponent will only have a split second to strike for an open target before you can simply turn and face them getting out of that position.

[@workdays8280]

Really bro U really think this going to work. Blind side. U been had. Out of 365 joints of the human body your so called teacher has not shown U how to do one. What U Think not real then go have a roll with the internal guys from Adelaide U will then be asking for your money back

[@workdays8280]

Boxers just Knock them all straight out.above all there are like 365 joints on the body. And this sort of low grade sytem don't teach one do the math

[@workdays8280]

There are some like. 370 joints on the human body.and these guys don't show how to control 1 no muscle and joint control at all .do not waist your money and time. Find a real internal wing Chun practitioner

[@workdays8280]

U see this poor guy has been sucked in to this blind side crap .U been had my good friend

[@bitsmart...]

replace the photograph this one stands always in wrong position or angle that block the view of exercises

[@workdays8280]

Where his pug nose where his pug voice where his pug street address

[@workdays8280]

I think someone has put magic mushrooms in theses guys coffee

[@schoolchoice2176]

awesome demonstrations! Sifu Dom is super!

[@akaalisbenjamin2093]

The deficiency of this system is that it doesn't put a top priority focus on developing the skill to fight square and head-on should your opponent be too cognitive and skillful enough to prevent you from overtaking him from the blind side.

[@suum52]

This system has many techniques to fight square and head-on. GM Cheung's approach is easy for novices to grasp. Do the research or take a class before you pass judgment.

[@akaalisbenjamin2093]

@@suum52 I've done the comparitive research. I've practiced Cheung's TWC and VT under Philip Bayer. Cheung's camp doesn't have skills that PBVT does.

[@aureumsilentium6518]

​@@akaalisbenjamin2093 That's interesting, what is it that the two lineages differ the most in your opinion? I see that Cheung moves around a lot, while the WSL lineage prefers a different positioning. What skills does the WSL lineage have that the Cheung's doesn't?

[@akaalisbenjamin2093]

@@aureumsilentium6518 The only difference is their approach to using essentially the same system. WSL linage off the bat will always chose to dominate and pierce the centerline of their opponent in order to reach their center of mass. While the Cheung lineage will only fight to dominate the centerline if they are unable to get a successful blindside attack. Essentially making the WSL the preferred lineage in bathroom stalls or "phone booth" situations. So it's essentially better at being direct in close quarter situations. Despite that the Cheung lineage is not without it's merits. It's equal 50-50 balance distribution enables them to have better defensive and evasive foot work. Especially against long range kicks characteristically thrown by martial artists of the Taekwondo and Muay Thai styles. I would consider the Cheung system more a of a long-bridge Wing Chun and because they're more of a long bridge variation I'd say they have better-placed defensive and dissolving blocks against hooks and crosses thrown by boxers. The perfectly matched and ideal situation where the Cheung systems benefits its user is against threats and opponents who mindlessly and thoughtlessly charge forward with 100% of their momentum and weight like a running linebacker, where you'd then easily step to the side and watch the threat pass in-front giving you that one frozen moment in time to an exposed diaphragm to do your worst... kidney damage, liver failure etc. However if the opponent is a skilled martial artist veteran whom is too experienced to let themselves get caught from the blindside(let alone would charge forward like a foot ball player) then that's where you might have to use a little more of the WSL philosophy. It's perfectly fine to practice either lineage on its own, but it would be even greater to practice and acquire the essence of both lineages. If you can manage to, you'll be able to use either one seamlessly in and through-out one another with no discernable difference, since it's basically the same system.... !!!!

[@The10fitness]

Twc changed my life ❤

[@workdays8280]

These poor guys been ript

[@pastorvidro4174]

Si-Fu Dom , can I buy the T-shirts , I like the symbol Wing Chun Kung-fu . Again I'm hoping to get back to my training .

[@pastorvidro4174]

I like the way Si-Fu Dom truly explains the technique , he break it down the way a true Si-Fu should be doing . I'm in Level Seven but couldn't practice because of my left foot infection and having a hard time trusting any Doctors ( Podiatry , PCP ) . I'm hoping later to get back to practice my Skills .

[@cantgethurtnetworkcghn4091]

wanting to see the best in people is a strength.

[@pastorvidro4174]

Yours Wing Chun brothers have a great Si-Fu 👍 and I wish I could train with your but I need to wait for my left foot to heal .

[@sifudominiqueemond6292]

Awesome stuff, Sifu Dom. I am also Sifu Dom. Longtime student of Master Joe Sayah. :)

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

Thank you Sifu Dom my best wishes to you and Master Joe.

[@Stuntguitarman]

We're in UK are you situated.. thanks

[@nagyordog]

Great summary of essential techniques!

[@michaelspyrou1784]

nice .some interested moves.

[@grandmasterwilliamcheukhin7598]

我係傳統詠春拳嘅张卓兴名師，因為我係偉大嘅大師葉問嘅唯一在世學生。

[@robertstclair244]

Very much enjoyed. Thank you for sharing

[@tomstarott]

Isn't MA training usually done in bare feet?

[@rocko6439]

never understood why train in bare feet when in a real life fighting situation, you are wearing some form of footwear.

[@kinjo695]

I love it how wing Chun is the only Martial Art that teaches your opponent to freeze in place and not move while I hit them many times over from all angles.

[@Magne-ficent]

Me too.

[@suum52]

Kinjo and drool, are you serious? Sifu is slowly showing how it's done.

[@kinjo695]

@@suum52 how can you be this naive lol. I'll tell you what.... Why don't you pressure test that crap and see how much time you have to trap hands etc. This is not reality....