Wing Chun Master Meet JKD Master | Master Wong

[@masterwong101]

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[@Hactu]

2 things, First the shirt of the uke "athletic assassin" lost all kind of credibility. Second, can you tell me what kind of medal has that sifu on the video pls?

[@Hactu]

@@mrsmallpinky9041 don't know

[@marceloriverorodriguez6911]

These exercises with Knife smit it is good to train Chi Sao but in a really situation the better it is running if somebody else gonna attack you.I you.I would not do it in a really situation.The knife can cutting arms too,no only the core,neck or head

[@belkys120]

AMASING.!!!!.

[@dswynne]

In other words, these drills help to hone one's instincts, so that one doesn't "think" of a response; they just respond.

[@masterwong101]

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[@MyZ001]

Also called "reflexes"

[@Itemtotem]

Master Wong uses his own following and his own platform to honor other martial artists and help share knowledge for all mankind. Master Wong, stuff of Legend, but also as real as a kick to the nuts. Love this guy.

[@masterwong101]

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[@MaxMordecai-qg5rd]

Should be in movies he can be the brutal good guy or brutal bad guy

[@SThrillz]

This is one of the best drill I've seen, it's good that he's able to react in defensive mode even to random movements.

[@michaelstidham5957]

Such an important drill. No matter how advanced one is, they need to keep training drills like these to keep their attributes sharp.

[@masterwong101]

👊👊👊

[@jayquanvo5134]

Very impressive. Very practical training. Its alive and unpredictable. I like that Master Wong liaises and highlights other martial arts/artists. Its how you learn and develop yourself to be better. Everyone/every style has something to offer. You don't learn as much by living in your own proverbial bubble.

[@rezataba6204]

"If you think you're in the past." One of the best comments I've ever heard for fight.

[@masterwong101]

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[@BWater-yq3jx]

That shock-knife is cool; the defence training was definitely a step up from the old single thrust approach.

[@cliffbrake1777]

Surprised they are using that cheap knock off and calling it a shocknife.

[@Antraeus]

@@cliffbrake1777 lol. I bet you drill with a chainsaw. :)

[@cliffbrake1777]

@Keller Smith When he asked how many volts it was - he didn't know. It is unsafe to train with cheaply made products like this - especially when electricity is involved. And you call me dumb lol

[@jeetkunedoatlanta2464]

CliffBrake Media well considering volts are dangerous, amps are. Does it matter??? Also it’s designed to be used that way

[@cliffbrake1777]

@@jeetkunedoatlanta2464 If you actually research this "Stun Knife" is marketed as a self defense tool, NOT a training tool. So...what was it designed for?

[@ShqipeKnocksMMA]

This is actually one of the best demonstrations of practical Kung fu I’ve seen. Bruce Lee, the father of MMA was a genius of his time

[@_Anonymous_9]

@George Michael Jr No because the Chinese communist government in 20th century weakened Kung Fu, they were scared it could be used against them, so they discouraged sparring and encouraged "dancing" type things like Wu Shu. Bruce Lee was from Hong Kong so he escaped this influence. Other Chinese left China in the 20th century (former nationalists etc.) and went to Europe, US etc, and taught the "white man". This is where you can still find some good schools today. This is also why you see these old Chinese "masters" getting their ass kicked by Xu Xiaodong in China, cus they never sparred, whereas you look at Western practitioners (search Alan Orr or FightScience) and you see people who do real sparring and can fight.

[@TheHasan0167]

Joeyfunkkk. You know all history. Cool bro.

[@TheHasan0167]

I think the best Kungfu practitioners today are Australian and Eastern European. I have seen many Chow Gar,Choy Lay Fut practitioners from Australia. They are so athletic and in shape. When I look at China their martial Artist look like morons.

[@Antraeus]

@George Michael Jr Bullshit. And mastering one or more styles of kung fu but incorporating others has been around for centuries.

[@Antraeus]

@George Michael Jr lol. More than half of the kung fu masters from China live abroad.

[@c.galindo9639]

Nice way to not only build reflexes and movement but to hasten quick reactions along with critical thinking under high stress situations. Also great that it is defensive moves utilizing first to buuld the foundation to create fortitude and work its way up to get past what is being thrown at it. Excellent demonstration video

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely! The virtue of Patience (忍) plays a key role here, my friend. 🥋 Keep practicing, and you'll see remarkable progress. Remember, mastery takes time. In the meantime, how about exploring my Wing Chun Mastery program? It's the next step to elevate your skills. What do you think? 🥷📌

[@c.galindo9639]

@@masterwong101 sounds great. I am currently looking into boxing and training in that way but I sometimes like looking at other martial arts to appreciate their implementation

[@robatty143]

I like the disclaimer at the start that says the entirety of the video is a drill and not a fighting technique. It's useful when you listen ;)

[@l.carlito7345]

Shut up wise nose

[@robatty143]

C.L Van H read a book

[@Popcorn_Assassin]

@Jose Stickman This drill is to let go of thoughts and respond instictively instead which is much faster and safer when synced. It's also a stress test to train you to keep calm under high pressure. Keeping calm is the key to maintain fast accurate tactical awarenes where fear, stress and emotions kills your awarenes. Flinch responses is fine and can often be helpful if synced with your arsenal. If not you freeze up that gives panic + tunnelvision and removes any rational skill you have undtil calm again if you survive the attack. This drill alone is not enough to master preventing unwilling mental escalation against any random attacks, but it can cover a big part of it.

[@Popcorn_Assassin]

@Jose Stickman Thanks :D.

[@scotchyelper3402]

@Jose Stickman he is a fool troll. They are a dime a dozen on KZbin. If it's martial arts they are a third Dan in many styles. If it's golf they know tiger. The truth is their broken inside and seek vibes from others. No better way to do this than come on line belittling others. There are two types of cognition. One is default cognition/perception. The other is being cognition. Default state is where we identify as humans, labels,

[@Jonnysnipes]

Great demonstration . The JKD Master is brilliant

[@debmika8362]

Thank you Master Wong for your discipline and perseverance, you teach by example.

[@1984-g6f]

You can see master Wong likes these guys... Much respect

[@GuitarsRockForever]

The longer you think about, the more you realise master Wong is on the right path to be a good person: Helping others who need help Respect each other Learn from each other (what's useful for yourself) I thought master Wong is also a Jkd master.

[@KungFuCooter]

Cool another guitar guy who loves martial arts.

[@clayb.6077]

It's really wonderful to see. This exercise again and it is still being taught . I had learned the first part of it from a arnis / ti chi teacher almost 27 years ago. He called it a knife tapping drill. It's great to see it's exactly. The same . thanks for posting the video and sharing.

[@osirian8025]

Master Singh of Jkd Fort Worth is my favourite jkd and Kali trainer I visited their jkd academy and waiting to interview for enrolment. I checked variety of Kung fu school and eventually decided on them after seeing how practical they are. Thanks to master WONG for making this video with him. Such amazing talents introduced in this channel. 👍

[@petercorrea5164]

That is the best thing I ever saw , realizm is best teacher. Thank you Master Wong

[@dsgdsg9764]

Let's give it up for Master Wong. He does this stuff fo' dah streets....

[@masterwong101]

🤣🤣🤣🤷🤷

[@yussuqmadiq5274]

Seems JKD's hand movement in knife defense is similar to Kali. Dan Inosanto's influence?

[@jayonbikes4271]

Filipino Kali

[@johnnytrejo911]

It is a lot of it is Filipino MA's it goes hand in hand with JKD or it flows with what Bruce taught.

[@beachplease808]

Bruce Lee and Dan Inosanto did teach each other martial arts.

[@johnnytrejo911]

Of course! They sure did and Inosanto if I’m not mistaken is a Blackbelt in Kenpo as well.

[@ThinkRetina]

wing chung influence

[@SolomonFitt]

Sifu Singh 🙏🏾. Thank you Master Wong for inviting him. This is going too be good

[@SherwinChow-cg3nw]

As a follow WCFilippino MA I appreciate your candor & expertise . Thank you, Master Singh.

[@masterwong101]

for your kind words! Integrating my journey from Vietnam to becoming a martial arts authority has shaped my commitment to authenticity and holistic training. Explore more on my KZbin channel for insights into Wing Chun and martial arts philosophy! 🥋💪

[@BlackRoseMidnight]

Thankyou for the video I enjoyed it😊

[@masterwong101]

I am Vin from the Master Wong Team. Thank you for watching! Stay tuned for more exciting content from Master Wong. Train hard and achieve greatness! #MasterWongTeam #MartialArts #StayTuned 😊🥋

[@victoranchondo924]

M.W. THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@baozi875]

i really liked how they tried their best to not really hit with the knife!

[@counselorhoward]

Awesome video focusing on Stress Inoculation and the development of attributes. By learning how to be "present in the moment" your learning how to feel the opponents energy and respond to it dynamically & effectively. !

[@johancarlnert6283]

Or not.. Don't expose anything that can be againt you but use with what you can when the right moment is avaible.

[@agentjproductions3718]

8:30 They are talking about Ultra Instinct 😲😲🔥

[@patrickcrittenden9561]

Thank you for all your hard work and inspiration.

[@masterwong101]

😁👊😁keep trainings

[@marcomundo7276]

I like it. Nice to see someone with good training routines. Beautuful.

[@masterwong101]

👊👊👊

[@mattsampson3801]

This is a excellent video and proof that you can fight off knife attack some experts say to run but what happens when the knife attacker chases after you it comes back to the same situation so train hard and train smart

[@masterwong101]

Ok cool cool 👊👊👊

[@arthellstrobles1241]

Thank you for sharing this with us❤

[@novrahadi8568]

This training makes you learn to protect vital areas on the body.

[@therandomtalk2633]

Thanks for this wonderful video! 😀

[@wildlink5420]

Thank you for sharing this video. Very useful

[@masterwong101]

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[@marsbase3729]

Another awesome demo, Master Wong, alot of useful info, thanks. 😄

[@michaelblack9458]

The shark knives so fun and definitely taught me to pay attention to the edge of the blade as the first time I played with one I shocked myself numerous times

[@othello777]

OooohmyGod this was the most amazing demonstration I've ever seen! Thank you!

[@masterwong101]

Ok cool 👊👊👊

[@williamreid4829]

Thank you both for this lesson!!!! It makes me more aware and that's important to know how to be safe.😊

[@MrLennybach]

Gustavo Bortolan it does as a security guard I have been in many situations where I have been lucky.

[@bishwashghlan]

Teachers: Nobody will fight in the class 1st Benchers: Okay sir! Last bencher: Master Wong \(' ')/

[@Minhluong116]

Wow ! It was a nice blocking and Beautiful moving

[@khamariblair7284]

Love the video!

[@eyeofthetiger7]

That was awesome. Be in the moment, empty your mind and be like water.

[@masterwong101]

👊👊👊

[@nelsonserrano7190]

I love the way this guy talks and teaches. He's really smart.

[@masterwong101]

😁😁😁😁

[@nelsonserrano7190]

@@masterwong101 👏🏻🙌🏻

[@mr.masuka1310]

Building muscle memory is so important. Most people don't have good reflexes or good fighting instincts. Great drill!

[@masterwong101]

Oh yes 😁👊👊👊👊

[@princevalantinojkd]

Master Wong's early JKD videos show that he himself is one top JKD instructor

[@winddragonmma]

The intro was great sir. So realistic.

[@peterpitrakkos1856]

Amazing drill, presentation, demonstration! We'll done!

[@masterwong101]

👊👊👊

[@markcardenas4534]

That was bad ass! Love the content and drills!

[@deepdark7557]

As a rule I tell no one my resume however I have achieved a fifth degree black belt in Taekwondo Judo and hopkido I've been to combat multiple times for my country and taught thousands of students men women children how to protect and defend themselves and this is by far hands down one of the most impressive videos I've seen in a long time.

[@reistophmilkayr3215]

Damn, this is the most realistic knife defend demonstration I've ever watched!

[@akshayk2011]

@ReistophMilkayr go and watch Nick drossos's videos

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

You'll see better out on the streets or in prison .

[@reistophmilkayr3215]

@病毒愚蠢的美国人 I mean, I did say knife demonstration, not reality, but it has some realistic element in this demonstration. This demonstration happen when both side has knife and has prepared for the fight. Answer this, if you and your opponent have knives and willing to fight, will you do a full thrust, without taking account that oppnent may parry + evade the attack and counter it? Note here, I say parry + evade.

[@pmartialartsx]

Great job guys!

[@mluiso23]

Great instructional video. That was some excellent defense. Superb job

[@masterwong101]

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[@nickinsin1]

The best real-life drill which will serve one good in any conflict. The Great Master Bruce Lee would be very proud of them.

[@masterwong101]

Oh yes 💪💪😁😁

[@brothayoungchillbyc5378]

I was exploring a little bit about Jeet Kune Do I think it’s a very smart way to defend your self and to stay calm in a fight I think it’s very helpful

[@rancedavis5106]

dam these two guys are impresive, just think how good the founder Bruce was.

[@masterwong101]

Oh yeah 👊👊👊

[@miguelcabrera9105]

The dude is awesome whit his moves 💪🏽💪🏽🥊🥊👍🏽👍🏽

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for the kind words! Remember, it's not just about the moves, but the mindset behind them. As I always say, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Closing the gap effectively in a confrontation requires not just technique but also awareness and adaptability.

[@captainjesus5041]

Excellent self defense training like when Rocky catch the hen. Master Wong is no joke with and also his martial arts friends. Captain Jesus END OF LINE

[@mickybricks2.022]

OUTSTANDING

[@alanbone5512]

Respect, to both masters and the sifu , yes it is about being fluid , to not let fea, r of the blade , knife distract you , building up speed practice , different attacking systems , syllabus , even switching knife hands. . the attacker , because a good knife man will switch and slash cut tendons , the average guy on the streets will stab , thrust , possibly pivot , punch kick , a better knife man will switch positions of knife in the one hand , extend reverse hide the blade , all must be accounted for , Good beginning drill from you , leading to better awareness , as you say fluid , responding without thinking just reaction , timing is essential , , adapting to changes in a instant , Great respect these teachings can save lives. Yours and others , most important , god bless brothers , 🙏

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your insightful comment! Fluidity in martial arts, like Wing Chun and JKD, demands adaptability and swift response, crucial in self-defense scenarios. Master Wong's teachings emphasize this fluidity, enhancing awareness and reaction times to ensure effective defense. Your respect and understanding are greatly appreciated!

[@alanbone5512]

@@masterwong101 I highly recommend your teachings to others , , respect , much more to you ,than anyone really knows . , I know that respect sir ,

[@zMacah]

This is freaking awesome😍

[@ankitdas6473]

Master Wong I would request you that please make a collaboration with shifu Kanishka Sharma.. very eagerly waiting for this 🙏.

[@billgober2]

This is good blending we do the same in my style. You never want to retract away from the knife arm you stay with it and stay attached.

[@masterwong101]

👊😁😁

[@papii321]

'Empty your mind and be like water' 🥋👌🏻

[@masterwong101]

😁😁👊👊👊👊

[@losmoore3358]

This video ROCKS !!!! Awsome !!

[@quincyyoungbloodakajudah4-486]

U an Wong together? Awesome lesson..you guys need to do more videos together

[@shirazheidoe2241]

MASTER WONG , Thank you for all the good tips. I have the same hair style , grass doesn't grow in a busy street😂👌👍

[@rebeccarea479]

I knew it....Master Wong does know JKD , Kali , trapping senitivity all that. Excellent video . Excellent JKD guy with you. I do that same stuff. No different in Kali, JKD class.

[@TheHasan0167]

Master Wong is also a very good instructor of JKD

[@alexandrossalvanosslv8486]

I can wats your videos millions times I study long time a go wing tsun in greece I olso continue, you give me power and all the time something new video I realy thank you for me you are the best master wong you know how to teach RESPECT 🇬🇷👍🥇

[@maxkernfeld7928]

Good Day Alexios, How is Greece at the moment regarding the 2010 bankruptcy?

[@marksmit8112]

Both excellent technicians

[@MikeS24-v4s]

Awesome guys!!

[@fredinandethebull2266]

I really like Sifu Wong.

[@poorkwamoi]

The JKD shifu has great cardio. He doesn't change his cadence or breath hard like a lot of other KZbin teachers. The knife drill is nice. However. In prisons and a lot of street fights. I believe the straight short stab into the same area is the most common method. We stuided prison shanking about 10 years ago from an ex con. Nobody could avoid his shanks. Not BJJ, not wrestlers, not karate or kung fu masters. But he taught us that the unexpected is hard to avoid. No one can escape a surprise shank. But still practice. It will help you survive. This is a great drill. I am looking fwd to practice it Thank you Master Wong and the Grassless Shifu

[@bludge1083]

master wong, your jacket is cool, where did you get it ?, respect for your work

[@masterwong101]

Bludge 108 Budo brother

[@p.iranha9467]

I just gotta say this, master wong you are a bad ass. You motivate me to train harder, I'm pretty decent but you, you're a ninja.

[@masterwong101]

A. Xel 👊👊👊

[@shaolindreams]

Good stuff Master Wong

[@Decimator-jh4gu]

Excellent.

[@carlzdbz5633]

Thinking make you slower but feeling make you faster

[@serba73]

very nice informative video.

[@justinsutton401]

These are the only two guys I want to learn from

[@barneystinson9237]

Like Bruce always said: be water my friend 😎

[@jeetkunedo4928]

Gratidão Master Wong.

[@masterwong101]

👊👊👊

[@mattthespyd3r969]

there was a twinkle in Master Wongs eye when he saw the shock knife. Like if he found new toy to implement in his training lol. Must love Master W.

[@Shaolin_Martial_Arts_Apeldoorn]

Nice video very good and clear

[@masterwong101]

👊👊👊👊

[@rubberbandmanhorror2479]

Thank you

[@ostrovski460]

Thenks Master Wong :)

[@lockback7799]

Two excellent martial artists

[@masterwong101]

🙏🙏🙏👊👊👊

[@KM2558-o1y]

Excellent drills!

[@rubanvivekananthan7770]

Excellent Master Wong

[@masterwong101]

Keep going

[@Mturner450]

Really cool video

[@CalJennings]

This is great, Master Wong. Where have you been? Have you been gone or has KZbin been censoring me from seeing your posts?

[@masterwong101]

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[@CalJennings]

@@masterwong101 thank you.

[@uptish1]

Eeeexcellent!!

[@TeeBee303]

Super cool Master Wong

[@UmarAbid]

Can you put Sifu Singh link in video description? It makes like easier to find him.

[@johnpineda5920]

Yo Wong are you a Bruce lee fan.Because I am!!! By the way love your videos and I'm learning a little bit of everything.Peace out brother

[@mojtabarazavi6588]

❤❤❤thank you so much🙏very nice movie.I love jeet kundo❤ , I love bruceLee❤

[@ariellabang4913]

I like it it makes a lot of sense

[@masterwong101]

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[@SurajShinde98]

Nice sir.. I have watched some of ur videos & u got the one new subscriber

[@Александр-б3м8ч]

Super!

[@PARR53]

We call this drill knife tapping or cross tapping in Pekiti Tirsia Kali the biggest difference in PTK is we add forward pressure as you get better at the drill to cut down the opponent’s angles and we insert strikes of our own to enter. As the drill is presented in this video it is defensive in nature. In PTK we are always offensive, counter offensive and recounter offensive......defense is the other guys problem.

[@alaskansurvivalist4874]

For all credit to master Wong I've seen his videos and he's a badass. You are both amazing Shifu's, who are awesome of course you both are but I think it was unfair to put Master Wong in a unpredictable situation with electric knife and all that. You're both badasses all three of you

[@masterwong101]

Well, thank you for your kind words, my friend. It's crucial in our training to face unexpected challenges-it sharpens both the mind and the skills. Regarding the electric knife scenario, it's about preparing for the worst to bring out the best in ourselves. As for your question on closing the gap, it's all about timing and control. The cornerstone of our training is mastering this art, crucial in real-world confrontations. Remember, "fight move, people move." How do you navigate such situations?