Wing Chun Kicking Techniques & Training Exercise

[@DanLok]

Discover the Wing Chun Kicking Techniques & Training Exercises that you might not know. Watch until the end see how its done. Share your insights below about this video

[@nicholasmirante1020]

Dan Lok My Money Sifu I enjoyed this video. There is also a training method utilizing 3 poles in the ground in the array of a triangle with a foundation of sand. This comes from Mok Gar Kung Fu which is a leg style from Canton which originated from Jin Si, who is the Shaolin monk that is the father of all kicking styles that gave rise to Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Mu Da Quan, and Su Bok Do. One would stand at the center and attack the poles as if they are the legs of the adversaries utilizing the kicking techniques you demonstrated. Nice job!! Thanks Nick Mirante NY

[@aimanjaafar5578]

Dan Lok camera zoom very weird..

[@nadiamary5869]

Hey can u please tell me how u make that intro and music

[@user-mo1sc4eh7g]

Just tried that exercise of lifting leg and punching!! Really wonderful exercise!

[@regprofant6984]

You have become an excellent teacher and deserve much appreciation.

[@AC_Apollo]

Your "business" stuff is not something for me to comment on. However, your martial arts is exceptional. Other than my MMA, boxing, and Jujitsu that is practiced in a legitimate setting, JKD, Wing Chun, and other less recognized martial arts are all practiced in my home as I do not trust the Dojo's around me for reputable martial arts. With that being said, your channel has brought me some of the BEST tips I could have ever asked for in terms of JKD/WC. Thank you. Subbed.

[@CryptoTalk1980]

Im still green ,but loving studying wing chun. Its simple to the point and less fancy movements is what i like.

[@buddyguy6263]

Hi Dan I always admire your previous videos. However this time your kicking video's camera is quite bad coz of the extreme blur. I do hope that you can re-shoot it again, if you don't mind. I wish that you cover other Wing Chun close quarter leg techniques in the future. Thank you for your excellent videos.

[@krishnabluekakarotninjahat257]

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[@60Fica]

Mister Dan lok your videos are great. Simple explanation for everyone to learn. I practice in home with my wife every day for an hour or two. (Sorry about my english,im better with portuguese,but i understand everything you say in your videos). Thank you!

[@johnniemustang8074]

"Accuracy is everything" Dan Lok!

[@krishnabluekakarotninjahat257]

Super very very great Amazing ultimate 😊😊❤❤

[@michaelhampton5828]

To help with keeping your balance bend your supporting leg a little.

[@Excellence271]

I want u to make a video of defending and fighting when one of our hands is held by the opponent! plz sifu dan

[@DJAraRealSalsa]

The "invisible kicks" of Wing Chun!

[@MartyMoose1611]

Thanks for pointing out the difference in a snap kick and a thrusting kick. You gave about a year of lessons in under 10 minuets :-)

[@DanLok]

Keep practicing.

[@LarryArrojo-cz8qu]

OH,! ALL THINGS, THE PROCESS GOING SYSTEMATICALLY!😮😮😮

[@J2897Tutorials]

These are very effective IRL. I know from experience. Train for speed and accuracy; the latter being the most important. You can manipulate and feel your opponent's foot position by moving back and forth before the strike. If your opponent knows nothing about your strengths & weaknesses, a blow to the leg may briefly shock his mind, temporarily incapacitating both arms. Try seizing control quickly whilst he's disorientated.

[@J2897Tutorials]

You "feel" your opponent's leg like an octopus feels with its tentacles. Only, rather than tentacles, your using multiple visualisations of your leg in various positions at an actual moment of the attack. Choose your tentacle (leg position) when ready to strike, and allow your leg to snap back or land in a comfortable position to maintain balance into the next strike or evasion. Only feel with your tentacles, don't think about them. Adrenalin will make your tentacle selection automatic IRL.

[@foodandmoney]

Good video, but it was filmed a little close. It would be great to be able to see everyone from head to toe at all times.

[@suj3919]

Thanks WOW THAT'S AWESOME AMAZING

[@henriverleyen3239]

I trained in Sanshou from 5 to 17 years old. Wasn't until I got into my first street fight I realized that 90% of what I was taught didn't work. Kicking techniques taught in conventional sport martial arts don't work in the street. Theirs nowhere near enough distance, you aren't on stable ground and you're balance is severely impaired even though the kick will have little to no effect. Adrenaline kills all pain, look up stories of people being shot and still carrying on fighting. So what effect do you really think your kick will do? Your only target should be his head, you need to knock him out, switch off the computer. Your hands should be the only tool you use, maybe elbows if you're really confined. However despite this, if you are going to kick maybe the situation demands it then the kicks shown in this video (low front / low side) are the only ones you should use. They're low so they don't jeopardize balance, also because they're low it's more likely he won't see it coming. Also you aren't over committing yourself to the kick should it miss. In the event your kick did miss you're still balanced and ready to strike with your hands. Their is still a lot of unnecessary stuff in wing chun but I've always loved it due to it being highly efficient and logical. It's not enough for me to give you this knowledge you must seek out your own experiences as well. Only then will you realise what I'm saying is true.

[@BlueFang714]

I used to think Wing Chun had a lot of fluff in it too. As I played with it over years and heard different perspectives and grasped the idea of the technique behind motions and what they were trying to teach you rather than movements themselves it started seeming like less fluff and make more sense.

[@JoanieKennedy]

In old school WW2 Denfendu that's what they taught these two types of kicks and a foot stamp ....hard to through fancy kicks with 80lbs of equipment on your back.

[@JoanieKennedy]

Throw

[@davidp.8854]

thank you for the information given in the video

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@dyanderson7]

foot technique is very dangerous, (HTC group 3), Thank you

[@mauroretch]

Good video Sifu.

[@hamzacruis6611]

how to flow in jkd and finishing the fight in short time

[@obzerver_rexhub7063]

I didn't know you did Wing Chun @Dan Lok

[@thissadananjaya8904]

tanks mayi sense weri god j.k.d.you mayi sense

[@danoesq2]

The moral of the story is the older you get, a higher kick can get you in trouble. Regardless of Wing Chun.

[@Excellence271]

What is jun fan gunfu institute? Mr.Dan R u the one who started it?

[@saiyanprincevegeta8672]

please make video on how to use nunchuks/nanchaku

[@sifusourav]

please make a video explaining the techniques of quarter swing and reverse spin blow of jeet kune do

[@DanLok]

Maybe I will discuss this more in a future video. Keep growing.

[@sifusourav]

thnx sir i really like ur style of explaining about the techniques of Jeet Kune Do

[@louietheplumber3609]

Don't flick , break the knee your a weapon Dan

[@LarryArrojo-cz8qu]

MY MASTER DAN LOK, I COULD EASILY EXECUTE THAT EXERCISE OF MY FEET I COULD ALSO DO IT SIMULTANEOUSLY, SIMULTANEOUSLY MY HANDS KEEP PUNCING OH MY!

[@LarryArrojo-cz8qu]

SIRS IS THIS ALL COINCIDENCE WHAT I AM UNDERGOING IS WHAT I'M GOING THROUGH, I CAN'T EXPLAINED IT SIRS! WHY?

[@KAMLESHKUMAR-fq4qz]

Sir please change your camera man

[@hectorduarte4603]

Dan if ninjas were still here would wing chug be able to beat a ninga and what kind of Martial arts do they use.

[@Kcseales]

If you ONLY knew how to REALLY do Wing Chun kicks, you could be really good.

[@professorgaming3474]

Videoman was bad , he don know where to hold the camera 🙂

[@MRSVTSR]

Horrible camera

[@brucele2776]

Be careful. You may endured you partner's knee.

[@BeepBeep72]

f.u money is the best 😂😉😉

[@kuatofkuat2838]

Thanks.