Wing Chun Bridge Training Drill (Wing Chun vs Boxing)

[@miloshehmar5789]

This man is legit, name me another jkd instructor who puts out this much information on KZbin, he should be charging us for this, sifu jason, I have said on many occasions, you are the dude, I respect alot of instructors but your kindness giving out so much information is untouched, I can count on 1 hand on how many jkd instructors I look up to and you my friend are 1 of them, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR STUDENTS, keep them comming, stay safe, stay healthy and stay blessed

[@JKDandWingChun]

🙏

[@AlexEinherjar]

As you said, this is golden. I work a similar structure in my Krav Maga classes. We have this triangle hand and forearm position and it lends itself pretty well for this approach. Of course I'm not a Wing Chun/JKD specialist, so what I do is pretty rudimentary on that front, but the students were able to comprehend the idea. It's good to see that I'm on the right path of things. Thanks of sharing, Sifu Jason. P.S.: I'm an international viewer, my tip for other non-native English speakers is to keep watching and make an effort. Read a lot of materials in English. I like martial arts, guns, video-games and scientific curiosities, I dove deep into those subjects, reading and watching documentaries, that was how I learned English. Music helps a lot too.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Awesome input. Thanks. And keep up the good work too!!

[@derekn5607]

Thanks guys! That intro was worth the view alone! Lol! Made my day!

[@joub8600]

I’m new to wing chun and have had the infamous chasing hands/clonk in the face problem while sparring with my old kickboxing club. It might not be a coincidence that it’s a sifu who’s in the know about boxing who is presenting the first plausible tactic I have seen, but what I especially appreciate is that this guard is taken right out of the form without compromising or synthesizing the art. The same can be said for the boxing: you’re not truncating it to make the gongfu work.

[@mva5533]

Good one I do boxing and wing Chung,they compliment each other 👏

[@JKDandWingChun]

Amen to that.

[@keithnmdowling]

Always great training pointers and clear real life reference, no matter how fast the verbals..best from Ireland

[@anthonyshi3031]

I'm an international viewer, and the way you speak is fine. The fence drill is very similar to Krav Maga's inside defense. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more videos from you guys.

[@VictorFightingSpirit]

agreed it is

[@Perun.Tha.Unvaxxd]

Jason always be yourself...love the jokes and intro

[@glennstuart6986]

That intro was probably the best part of my day

[@paolosmaldone8347]

sifu Jason :you are a great entertainer!BTW I have the same speed problem!

[@kennethpickens4084]

Jason I need one of those hoodies .... plz .. great info as always

[@chrisdinneen9287]

Great video really really instructive but then they all are I've been watching them for years love them. and now after 8 half years out I've finally got back in to wing chun. it's a shame your not in the UK and in Essex where I live would love to attend your classes 🙏👍

[@Hapkido_Time]

This is a really great video. 🤘

[@magunda100]

Nice groove sifu... Channel barry white! Concise drill to emphasize not chasing hands, bridging and centerline focus. Like tennis, the best volley associated with the least arm movement

[@bradkay1120]

Love it. Too many VT guys play Gong Sao from hands farrr to low. Elbow position is still optimal. Thanks for sharing

[@JKDandWingChun]

Yeah. Absolutely! Dropping that hand all the way down can work but it leaves us WAY too exposed over the top. Been smacked a few times by quick fighters when I’ve done that in the past (😫) so we stick with this for the most part. Thanks for watching and for the input.

[@TorontoAcu]

The guard is bang on.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Great stuff! I'm also glad that you didn't stick with the slow talking - it was very nice and soothing but I was drifting off to sleep! ;)

[@dylanmcnamara1185]

Can you make a video for a wingchun and boxing hybrid style and make like 5 realistically situational drills

[@tonyjepson6035]

Really good video. Nice link, between the form and boxing.

[@tarkajedi3331]

So much wisdom in this video!!!

[@Mr-Keyes]

The lights should of dimmed down with a candle lit when the slow music kicked in 🤣🤣

[@m.mannoun2589]

Very important subject because boxing style is too close to the common street fight punches. If we Get used to deal with it in training drills then our performance in real situation gonna be better. With all respect to Sifu Jason.

[@JKD_IRAN]

hello How to defend the hammer fist? Through Wing Chun and jeet Kune do. If possible, make a video about it

[@AtomX52]

Brilliant 👌🏻

[@tarkajedi3331]

OMG I wish I saw this before my JKD class !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@andrewhuckerby8265]

Thankyou for another excellent video Sifu. Whilst your wing chun is principle rather than technique-based do you feel the system should be distilled into a smaller number of essential moves like the ones you show in this video and these taught first before moving on to the forms etc so that students have got something they can apply if required from the word go? I realise that you probably teach that way anyway with your background in JKD and boxing so it may not be an issue at your school. The problem is that many schools do not apply the art like you do and it would appear to them that Chi Sao is the be all and end all. In short many of the schools I have attended in the UK have not taught me how to defend myself they've taught me to attempt to be good at forms and chi sao. Stay safe.

[@mikeruddell6091]

I have been teaching for longer than I like to admit, and you have to have some humor, and not take yourself so serious. Keep up "your style" it is fun and still highly educational..

[@tomfarag687]

Hey sifu great stuff really love this drill and you make some great points. With the guard, do you always use that shoulder line guard or do you ever use the traditional man sau wu sau guard?

[@JKDandWingChun]

It depends upon what the other guy is throwing, his angles and whatnot. The key thing, we think, is to use a fence to deny his primary lines and force him to alter his favored attacks. That said, it’s more a case of fitting in with an opponent than a specific guard. Against another Wing Chun style fighter, the traditional guard is preferred but not so much against boxers and MMA fighters. Thanks for the question.

[@gerardocovarrubias1127]

keep making more videos you are awesome at it and like i have said again and again sanda and jkd are both good,better and more effective in self defence and street fighting more than shaolin kung fu and wing chun are fact and true

[@marcvinyard3050]

Thank you for another great video. Do you recommend this defense against hooks and overhands?

[@mst7724]

Geez, people told me all the time that I speak too fast also. And I respond by... being myself & just keep it fast xD Just like self-defense, I practice by my own pace and nobody else's.

[@daleiverson6822]

That fence guard makes me think of Muay Thai.

[@stephanwatson7902]

7:44 grappling has alot of merit, wrestling is a big part even of sword/knife fighting. Spartans, Samurai, always been striking+grappling.That's why the tao says "don't rely on just one takedown" the point is to be able bridge the gab well with striking, when you DO want to grapple

[@thevillageyid]

So does head movement play into wing chun at all?

[@JKDandWingChun]

It certainly can - especially against taller opponents who can reach over your guard. The idea is to make your head movement quick and return immediately to your ready position. Combining Wing Chun with boxing in your training can really improve your aliveness and combat efficiency.

[@jerryavalos9610]

Remember Chi Sao and the concept of the stick or sticking. Using that and forwarding energy, it will defeat a boxer.

[@billmurray7676]

Well I'm an international viewer and I have no problem understanding you.

[@jdaywork2693]

How was your experience with Ted Wong?

[@ttytty6940]

Which course is this drills in the teachable ?

[@JKDandWingChun]

It’s not done yet but it’s coming. Should be another couple of weeks. Sorry for the delay.

[@robertoestebanmoreno6996]

One day sifu Jason is going to sell me his hoodie.

[@JKDandWingChun]

🤣

[@flavioaleph]

I do have poor skills in english (as a brazilian) and YT gives me no subtitles on your channel. Even though, your speech is fully understandable. About the stuff, it is remarkable. This guard is also seen in japanese yawara, but nowadays it´s almost a forgotten matter. For practice, I´ve used it often and it is quite efficient and it is also a law abbiding approach, even in a camera monitored environment. Hands raised, not so aggressive - this can can be as deceiving as Biden´s grin. Also good for Biu Jee - and muscle growth helps nothing on it. Not linked matter but seems that dad bod is gone, huh?

[@richardgomez1151]

I hate wing chun bs . But this is good stuff and it does hace good bareknucle hand traping stuff

[@DatSuKid]

When does your school tend to transition from the JKD Bai Jong to this fence guard? This fence guard seems like one of the fallbacks if someone gets too close to stomp the knee or kick the groin. Unsure if it fits as a sub-optimal entry within the Entry + Follow-up + Finish JKD strategy. Fun content and good as a coordination building drill.

[@machida58]

Don't all good fighters transition between different types of guards? good fighters always keep their hands moving so is to keep their enemy guessing.

[@zetareticulan321]

When I was taught JKD, the bladed stance with the front arm low is for long range, and it's designed for intercepting with the lead tools. When the fight gets closer, you square up more so you can use both arms for defending and attacking. When the fight gets even closer, you get into a Mike Tyson stance.

[@ramondiaz2851]

Peek a boo saved his ass from getting hit alot!!

[@DeanJohnsonAttorney]

Hi, Sifu: I think there is a contradiction in your videos. In this video, you say that you should keep your hands up near your face in the "fence" position. But in an earlier video, you indicated that the hand should drop into a "low block" for a low to mid level punch, because the attacker might have a knife. You said that one should always assume that the attacker is carrying a knife, and you very dramatically said if you keep your hands up near your face like a boxer "your discipline could kill you." Could you clarify?

[@JKDandWingChun]

That’s a good point to bring up because I can see the confusion. As it goes, a Guan Sao (as in the older video) and a Jum Sao here are both deflections of a low line attack. In this case, since the attack wasn’t too low, I was using the Jum from the fence guard to minimize movement and lessen the risk of leaving my head exposed. A Guan Sao is a larger motion so we try and use it only if necessary. Simplicity is the key. The issue I referenced about knife defense is in using a cover as in boxing. That assumes it’s always a punch and will lead to you getting stabbed if not, right? That’s the thing. A “sporting” guard is dangerous in that case due to the over reliance on certain rules. The Jum Sao seen here can still be used in either event, however, so there’s no contradiction between it and the Guan Sao of the previous video. If the attack is too low (especially if you’re much taller than the attacker) the Guan Sao would be more efficient to use. Lastly, thanks so much for the question. I mean that. You displayed the true character of a martial artist by respectfully seeking the truth and asking for clarification on a point that might prove contradictory. 🙏.

[@El_chango502]

Hay que ver si eso se podría aplicar en una situación real, donde los golpes son rápidos. Porque sino, todos aplicarían tu técnica y sería muy fácil ganarle hasta al más experto en boxeo

[@JosephEGlaser]

@greenville academy of martial arts - you can talk fast...they're not listening fast enough 😉

[@johndrake5467]

If you're talking too fast, KZbin allows viewers to watch at 1/4 speed. Just saying.

[@yusefalmutawakil3325]

Queens ny has a mexican pizza palor named margaritas , best pizza in queens!

[@MrMarkc100]

Your videos are very good and your practical applications are interesting, but as somebody who isn't knowledgable of Wing Chun, I don't quite see the unique elements of Wing Chun compared with other fighting styles -the straight/chain punches don't appear to have much weight compared to a pugilism/JKD straight lead/cross/shovel hook uppercut etc. The WC forms are parries/blocks that have become a little stylised/ritualised? Your JKD videos are very good too.

[@solarjudgement4575]

Would think you would use mma gloves

[@sanekabc]

Are you saying form or forearm?

[@Jupiterxice]

I respect wing chun however box and semi pro or amateur boxer with him doing foot work and faints. It will leave yall shocked of angles a boxer can go

[@zetareticulan321]

The original wing chun guard was designed for weapons.

[@Torqueadian]

They need to speed up. I can understand, no problem.

[@deanjohnson2377]

Hey, Sifu: Great video as always, but the intro sounds like a porn flick!

[@michaeltruthson6262]

Jeet Kune Ho.🤣🤣

[@EnsoGhisonisuccessgateway]

The human brain thinks a lot faster than its possible to talk

[@gwailotus9154]

@ Enso Ghisoni - not the people in my area 🙉😮

[@cesarjkd8379]

😂😂😂

[@SUF-py4ix]

If you did some footwork drills and then tried to talk. You would find it’s best to slow the talking down. It’s all in the footwork mate. Just sayin

[@jjmanepic9850]

:)

[@SharpCats371]

Tai Chi speaking course 🤔

[@steen3745]

This distance is not the good one from the boxer... The point I think is repeat punch from boxer and one will pass through...breaking the gard

[@combatsportlover6919]

It depends on how skilled you are with it. Oscar Delahoya has used a similar defense to this.

[@steen3745]

@@combatsportlover6919 no sorry. The distance is the basement.

[@siwal69]

😂

[@patrikforsberg205]

Wing chun will die against a boxer Wake up

[@selimdemirkol8333]

Çok komik ben atayımda önlede göreyim bakın wing chun danstır dans o kadar öğrencinde hiç agresiflik yok yani palavra

[@gematriot]

You done made me fall asleep...

[@blackmambawingchun]

Best video yet in a great series, this was 100% on point.👏🙏

[@lachycummings3765]

Just learn boxing!

[@reydominguez2244]

If you make it any slower I’m gonna fall asleep! Lol

[@wang019]

You don't talk fast. Of course, I am from New York.

[@truth7244]

Not good for even an action cartoons.

[@KZT]

Really? LOL,any boxer beats any wing chun master,this is the reality.