Wing Chun Footwork - This Stuff Was MADE for Cluttered Environments!

[@artmartial350]

You've presented an eye opening drill for those who believe that being good in martial sports, or forms automatically translates to self defense. It would have been nice for non Wing Chun students to also see the actual footwork. If a parallel drill was also demonstrated that replaced the clutter with chalk lines on the floor and the center of the camera shots were the thighs of the participants (such filming could cut off heads), we could see the timing of the shifting, the weight distribution and other qualities.

[@dudemannxs]

"Mobile rootedness" - hilarious! Great metaphor!

[@jeroenkv5034]

Nice! You can also uses this in drills with multiple opponents. Using them as shields.

[@JKDVIPER]

9:19 I really liked the video. I watched all of it. The only thing I might add or include would be. When she parries and steps aside. Get your two strikes in towards the neck n chin. Don’t grab especially on a bigger opponent. If you’re a woman look to use LENGTH and stay DETACHED. Injure his soft tissues. It’s detail work.

[@simonalpin2365]

Another brilliant video, really enjoy watching your videos so much , im a jkd man but love your wing chun stuff, just gonna re watch the chum kiu series again. Thanks for continuing to make them

[@ramondiaz2851]

It is true there are alot of HATERS out there!! May your school be a success for others!!

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

There are a lot of wing chun haters

[@JKDVIPER]

Jason and jazzy know they shhhhh 🤘🏻💯 I study off of him all the time. Insightful

[@benjaminpujols1914]

I love you guys as content happy Fourth of July stay safe out there❤

[@gregorylatta8159]

I like Sifu Jaz!

[@georgegoodyear9631]

Thank you very much for a good-natured, but important, lesson. I will now integrate pushing tactics into my self-defence training.

[@flavioaleph]

Yesterday, really past some hours, I was training a stuff about this drill. I just did it focusing in using the impact (or touch) of the back feet in the final stance, past fleeting dodging moment, to counterattack. Obviously it will depend on several aspects and circumstances. I´ve elected distance (in japanese it is called "ma ai" and is a key factor in choosing techniques or weapons, just to keep things in a context) as the one I was focusing on, yesterday. So, as a small framed guy, and expecting the worse (that is more probable, for what I´ve seen in my life) of a "big truck" skilled (they know what they do) attacker, decided on counterattacking in knees and exposed ribs. Later would come fast wing chun sequences, like kwan sau followed by hand attacks. Pushing is also great in overbalancing and it is seen in Siu Lim Tau too (with one hand in this case). Great video, sir. Keep going. Regards from Brazil.

[@aerofly8235]

I think you are a hoot Sifu. My Sensei is a pretty funny guy which is why I picked him over the more strict school. Keep the jokes coming!

[@bodema1bodema179]

thanks for the tips. and thanks for the other videos: always something new to learn, even if it's the 3rd-4th time i watch them. ;)

[@paolosmaldone8347]

very good ,never step back from an incoming train !And a good student like her speaks a lot for the quality of her sifu!

[@JKDandWingChun]

🙏. Thanks so much.

[@thevillageyid]

Hi Sifu, can you do a video on dissipating footwork? That is moving back and to the side to avoid a barrage attack.

[@TimRHillard]

Excellent video as usual. This works pretty good as well for attempted single and double leg takedowns. You just gotta see it soon enough.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Absolutely! Great input there.

[@Outrider74]

This is the reason why I love practicing Wing Chun: it looks at the factors that not every fighting system considers.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Amen to that. It’s a tremendous risk not to take into consideration and train for the variables likely to be present in a life-or-death situation. Thanks for watching.

[@steveholland6982]

Lol great advice as always you never get attacked in the perfect environment no BS self defense love all your videos.

[@mikeruddell6091]

Another high quality lesson. The realistic clutter footwork is a very valuable drill. Thanks as always for the lesson. Although I guess I now need to trade in my 2 wheel drive Tacoma.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Ha! No! The Tacoma is a beast too...🤣

[@TimRHillard]

4:41 I have a four-wheel drive truck... Very surprising😁😁😂😂😁😁😂😂🤪🤪

[@chrisrose2898]

Great instruction Sifu, thank you! Structure and the Center Line is so important. I enjoy learning the many ways of understanding leverage and force etc... . ❤️🙏🏻☯️

[@magunda100]

Wonder whether it is not best to maintain stickiness after dodging charging assault and taking the new centerline. A shove, if not effective, as you said, likely will be followed by attacker's strike. Without stickiness, there would be a reset of the attack; with stickiness, and the new centerline, a few punches, 2 arms to one, and ideal inside position for tan da or other strike/block options, we might be successful. Please advise😀. Important footwork discussions. It wins racket sports too! Thanks!

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

👋

[@kevincopeland935]

@@magunda100 that's true about sticking to someone. If you put a triangle on the floor w/ the base facing your opponent, & you move forward on the line, you're advancing & angling off the line of attack. If you use a tan sao, pak sao, against their right arm you use that @ an angle also towards their left shoulder or left side of their torso, (cutting the line) Being adhesive so they couldn't re attack & they couldn't attack w/ their left arm because when you angled off & moved forward, you flanked them

[@tariqs4357]

AWESOME channel

[@AlexEinherjar]

Always thought you were a electric car type of guy. hahaha Jokes aside, great video. Very important concepts taught here and for free, people better be taking notes and training. Plus the sense of humor of you all, makes everything more real and human. Thanks for sharing.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Heard they’re coming out with a hybrid Tundra next year. Still, though, I’d never remember to plug my truck in before I go to bed, so that’s that’s not gonna work. 🤣

[@PurposefulDirective]

The truck, man!

[@Pak_Sung_Bo]

Nice greets from Germany 👍🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@nunogomes2476]

Greetings from Portugal...any advice on how to stop take downs? And how would you deal with grabs from the back(bear hug, choke, school yard headlock)? keep up the good work!

[@gematriot]

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[@JKDandWingChun]

Great question. We’ve got a series planned on that. Should be coming soon. Maybe next month. Or next year. 🤓

[@gematriot]

Gimme NOW!!!!

[@ramondiaz2851]

I mean no disrespect it is good to see this beautiful woman JAZ! I will visit your school someday I am in north Carolina spring lake town!! Not to far from you!! Sifu Jason!!!

[@thevillageyid]

Does it matter which foot is facing foward after you move? Doesn't having that front leg closer to the opponent a risk for a takedown?

[@thomasotto8693]

Hi Sifu,another usefull clip,but i´m asking myself(also training WC,JKD and kali/escrima for several years):Which footwork is the best on the street ?! In WC you would do what this nice young lady was doing-more defencive/counter-attacking,right?! And in JKD you would go forward,looking for the nearest target to counter-attack ,right? By the way,I´m from Berlin/Germany,you´re far away,maybe one day (after covid)I travel to your place,many years ago I was in the USA(in the north)! We still have a lock-down here,I can only use my woodden dummy- Good luck for you guys over there !!!

[@ramondiaz2851]

Nice gold and black!! School shirt!!

[@JKDandWingChun]

Isn’t it cool? One of our students made them for us. We should’ve given her a shout out too, so I’m glad you noticed.

[@ramondiaz2851]

@@JKDandWingChun what stood out to me was the sifu in the shoulder side of Jaz!! Never seen that before!! In a shirt !! And the gold looks great with the pitch black in the background.

[@FURDOG1961]

1:15 sidestep.

[@jaredlagget7284]

hey sifu Jason, does wing Chun or Jkd have any joint locks or joint breaks?

[@JKDandWingChun]

Yep. Lots of them too. We’ve got some material coming on that. Soon. 😎

[@ramondiaz2851]

I will escape!! I try to avoid a scuffle! If I can!!!!

[@B7NZ]

WOW u mean we don't just move back but can move to the side WOW, the into got u over 10min

[@JKDandWingChun]

Ha! Imagine that. It’s absolutely tragic that so many Wing Chun people have been trained to move like a zombie.

[@Defender0fDead]

Use this technique to avoid charging puppies.

[@JKDandWingChun]

Ha! Exactly.

[@artmartial350]

Over ten years ago while walking on a sidewalk, a puppy less than twenty feet from me three steps up turned and looked at me and barked once. It then ran down the steps towards me and I was thinking I may not be able to out run it, I'll just wait. When it lunged, I side stepped and it was all over. I wondered if its fall was like someone pulling a chair out from someone when s/he tries to sit down.

[@SUF-py4ix]

The hair cut is a thumbs down puppy or not. Thumbs are up on the footwork drill

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

I’m always the smaller guy

[@walterevans2118]

10:34 Oh dear .......She needs cheering up Jason ,,,,,,Be nice now. Defend her gallantly from those haters who don't like puppies.....lol

[@VTSifuSteve]

Line the streets with ropes put time bells on the traffic lights, make street walkers carry round number placards and defund the police and replace them with refs. Then an attack on "da streetz" would be a lot more like competition! OK I admit it ...maybe I do live in a padded room and need to up my meds.

[@gerardocovarrubias3058]

Oh and one more thing green Academy of Martial Arts we all know JKD it's not both style and philosophy just philosophy also Sanda versus Wing Chun which is more effective my money is on Sanda because it is both military martial art kickboxing Style and works in Combat Sports MMA lastly it is good better and more effective in self defense street fighting more than Shaolin Kung Fu Wing Chun JKD are

[@walterevans2118]

JKD is not a style & if it has philosophy then it is FUNCTIONAL philosophy...Principles of Economy...Or at least in ORIGINAL JKD.

[@gerardocovarrubias3058]

@@walterevans2118 i now know it is philosophy thats why i chose sanda which is good,better and more effective than shaolin kung fu,wing chun,jkd in self defense street fighting and works in combat sport mma

[@walterevans2118]

ok.

[@gerardocovarrubias3058]

Also Sanda kyokushin karate Taekwondo ITF are the best Kung Fu karate Taekwondo styles of all time good better and more effective in self-defense street fighting and work in Combat Sports MMA

[@walterevans2118]

yes