Wing Chun is so misunderstood !

My rant on how Wing Chun is so misunderstood.
Answers to why so many gets wing chun wrong.

[@willms7173]

I enjoy learning the concepts, and watching the videos on wing chun. Although I've never actually done the training myself.

[@cesarvidelac]

This is why I subscribed to your channel. Not only Wing Chun but almost every martial art is getting things wrong at some point of history and you have the bravery and insight to speak the truth. Many people do one of two things, they go fanatical and don't accept any criticism or they get cynical or skeptical and they just deny. You take the time and don't go the easy way, analyze and think things like you do is something that just a very few people has done or is doing now. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@michaelrizzo5523]

Great presentation. I was also a small guy (5'7", 125lbs with very short reach) when I discovered Wing Chun, and it was exceptionally helpful to develop my close-quarters defense. Also, the classroom ideal practice vs live fight application is true in so many traditional arts--Xingyiquan is another example of this for me. Thanks for this, and I hope your shoulders heal up!

[@jimkennedy5295]

That was brilliant. Thank you for that thoughtful, honest explanation and observation.

[@sattoriemei3210]

If you do BJJ or ground fighting, sensitivity does wonders.

[@DxModel219]

sensitivity and positioning