Wing Chun Masterclass Leo Au Yeung

A Wing Chun masterclass in defence and attack with Master Leo Au Yeung. He reveals techniques inside Bong Sau, Chum Kiu, and Tan Sau. Packed into this action masterclass he reveals how to easily generate incredible speed.
Master Leo Au Yeung was taught in Hong Kong by Ip Chun the eldest son of Bruce Lee's teacher Ip Man. He is the official fight choreographer for the Ip Man movie and the follow up film The Legend is Born: Ip Man.
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[@philyates7670]

The parallels between Wing Chun and Aikido are incredible and often unrecognised. The idea of disrupting balance and moving your opponent without retreating are one and the same, as well as centre line and circular movement concepts. There's no greater joy than training with an instructor who's loving what they're doing.

[@Macilious]

i would definitely love to have such thing .. maybe one day

[@Void-wm5hh]

Yeah the parallels are uncanny especially in this vid, especially when the opponent just keeps their hand out when they punch lol

[@belikewater2413]

I practice Karate (Kyokushin) so am not here as a Wing Chun fan-boy. I believe Wing Chun ‘IF’ taught and practiced correctly, is a very very effective art, perfectly suited to street self defence. The ‘IF’ I threw in there is due to how Wing Chun is too often watered down here in the UK, where they insist that live sparring is not allowed as the art is ‘too dangerous’. This renders practitioners with skill, but little to no live fight courage, which is a dangerous thing in my mind...

[@fromthegamethrone]

This is why at my school, sparring is part of the the grading system

[@Homelandervtech]

Agreed. I want to start a nunchucks school. I think its dumb they are illegal in most places yet you can carry a gun. I prefer to incapacitate you. Not end your life. I am no bruce lee. But i feel confident in my system that anyone can learn it

[@johannespadberg6552]

Sparring with high kicks and boxing and intense ground fighting and grabbling is part of the style i learn. Wing chun isn‘t just traditional, the style is inventing in many forms. And yes it could be really dangerous.

[@Sam-th1uk]

You put it in a simple and correct way. The issue is not Wing Chun system. The issue is that most of instructor use save face policy and don't fight in their life nor let their students do so. So 99.9999% of their art is theories... I know this because I have been practicing for a decade and witnessed so many schools in different countries.

[@Ashe452010]

Sifu Leo Au Yeung has a practical, common sense and logical approach to Wing Chun technique. I love his KZbin series classes on various aspects of Wing Chun. More video clips in 2015, please !

[@jackytungadi]

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[@AllStarsPurple]

I have to say this Instructor Leo Au Yeung is very good to his students and the way he explains is so clearly.

[@roybradshaw4252]

HOW DOES WING CHUN STOP A JAB

[@2bebothered]

@@roybradshaw4252 he just showed how. These drills are based on quick reaction that are practised a lot.

[@reaper8236]

Fantastic instructor, trained with him several times.

[@anthonylawrence3265]

What great teaching!

[@danilomax844]

Thanks for posting!

[@chuckmcfadden6782]

Thank You for sharing this.

[@lordbyron3603]

I used to practice these techniques in the 70s and 80s. Now 63, I’m into tennis ... but, I still use concepts from Wing Chun and apply them in my tennis. .

[@hermanjones68]

@Johnny Boy Johnny boy jill

[@amk8411]

Same here... Only I apply my BJJ in the bedroom. It adds a whole new meaning to *rear naked choke.*

[@smarterworkout]

for people that believe wc fails because there is no sparring....well I've done sparring in wc and it usually lasts about 15 seconds or less. and sparring works against the main principle of defeating your opponent as fast as possible. if sparring takes more than 15 seconds then it would actually be conditioning you to lose. you have to do it for at least a year to fully grasp it. i quit because my instructor stunk.

[@supersaiyan310]

thnk you, master yeung!

[@racbirsingh7005]

Thank you, much appreciated. !

[@Squatimus]

Wing Chun is one hell of a Martial Art, very difficult to apply it when fighting, especially against boxers. Thats why I HIGHLY recommend WC practitioners to train there striking and reaction speed regularly and coordination. Also for your own sake, take the time to condition your arms, hands and legs.

[@Jw-bg7ue]

Have you learned wing chun?

[@richjones5995]

This guy is awesome. He choreographed the the fight scenes in IP MAN MOVIE .for those who dont realize how talented he is

[@ichimarugin1995]

rich jones coreography and real fight are two different things. And his way of train is unrealistic and stupid...

[@ricardon.2641]

Not downplaying the choreography, because it was amazing in those movies but that's about it lol. They're movies. Historically inaccurate movies about a wing chun trainer who didn't do 90% of what is claimed in the movies. It's mostly Chinese Propaganda, especially when a supposed 70-year old Ip Man defeats a United States Marine lol. A lot of wing chun is conceptual with little application applied outside its own bubble. They mostly defend agsisnt other wing chun attacks, or agsisnt really slow and static boxer opponents. It's a cool art form and some concepts can be used to help sharpen some fine motor skills but it should not be relied on as a self defense combat. It's not very practical.

[@albierte]

This man is an artist who is willing to share his martial art experience to teach people how to defend themselves against an attacker (s). He is only sharing what he think is the best techniques for his students. This the age of commercial advertisement. If you don't show what you have, people won't know what you're willing to share. Let's face time is money. If this man is willing to spend his time teaching something he likes to teach in this world, he should be able to earn a living.

[@TheKingpeta]

El mejor video de wyn chun que he visto nunca, y he visto a Danny yen

[@hshshhshd2489]

okay now i believe wingchun.. thnks for this video.

[@miketurley8272]

One of best tutorials .this is one of the better explanations.thx

[@AfonsoAlef]

Incredible! Fantastic!

[@misterreyth8805]

Thank you!

[@paoladeleon5814]

Great Thanks SEN SEI👊

[@jarellemason7291]

This is amazing

[@benjaminbecker8508]

Awesome!

[@maxmoutmaxmout8434]

Good morning sir you have explained and demonstrated nicely thanks

[@BakemonoShiz]

idunno why, but the "baby arm" comment had me crackin up! XD Sifu Yeung just earned another sub

[@WaiKoH]

You know he choreographed fight scenes in the Ip Man movie? He is a professional, he has already laid eyes on the money

[@plalelal]

Excellent correct info! TY!

[@chillax2075]

Great video, amazing technique, excellent points taken there. ( Comming from experienced student of a few martial arts including Wing Chun )

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

Merci M. Leo Yeung.

[@HTacticalMartialArts]

Thank you for sharing! It was easy for me to understand.

[@worldofmartialartstelevision]

Thank you : )

[@worshiping6597]

Hello

[@abdellahk39]

This is my best martial art

[@jaisentorres7607]

Great video !!!

[@hasankthomas]

he explains so understanding

[@animulovers3881]

Amazing

[@JustenandAnson]

thank you

[@ernestwarrior2492]

Awesome.

[@ranknonsense]

best explanation and then even from an asian the first good i have ever seen and heard so i can kung fu i fight that way . best explanation video of a martial arts technique ever .

[@Ashe452010]

Sifu Leo Au Yeung has authentic, practical Wing Chun techniques down to a fine art !

[@ichimarugin1995]

Ashe452010 practical where? Lol his way to train is absurd and unpractical, unrealistic. .

[@luisbonnet3957]

great instruction.

[@IamSomebodyWithHim]

i think Wing Chun is beautiful to watch...

[@anizaranizar73]

Great.

[@hoaxialcable]

Very good instructor

[@bewatyr]

When you turn with bong sau, you change the center line. Best to drive in with bong sau, deflecting the punch and striking the center line with forward pressure

[@paulallenMacca]

Im a big fan of the Chinese and Wing Chun.

[@terrybrown8151]

Awesome

[@alfredomeza1900]

Desde la paz bajá California Sur México saludos gran enseñanza

[@tangiatjamoh5455]

Amazing skills

[@antonioguerrero8567]

I can see your Love for Wing Chun

[@metrfulton9708]

If a car is coming at you , what do you do , you move out the way😁

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

merci trop

[@benjaminmartin2934]

Super!

[@masterrajanaeemqaisarchinesema]

Very effective and informative video

[@gladiator_games]

I really learned something here.

[@ahling1532]

very good

[@chadhull3430]

I've been training in Wing Chun 8yer between breaks I train hard but always feel like my form can be perfected I've been away from deroit kung fu Academy I'm Going Back soon so I was watching this video to see what I can do to perfect my form I want to become stronger

[@ronaldaustria5413]

perfect......!!!!

[@wazeerengr2018]

Very nice job sir I learn yours tricks

[@jarinorvanto4301]

Makes sense. In line with the teachings of Paul Vunak, how isometric [tendon] strength works - restricted to a limited spot (angle). In order to increase the strength throughout the arc of movement, you have to practice the strength of your elbow (or any other joint) by burdening it in a whole row of angles. Normally you complete this arc of motion in regular gym practice by flexing dumbbells; but this is a dynamic practice and not an isometric one. In theory you can combine these modes of practice in one motion and gain both tendon and muscle strength.

[@jimmyhd3710]

Very nice

[@mohamedouhari1292]

C'est super

[@AGC828]

Almost every time you see some Kung Fu KZbin tips videos you get armchair "Kung Fu experts" commenting. How it wouldn't work in situations 1, b and C. :) And some one usually says "...I'm from the streets...". Most "street fighters" or "street fights" involve wild swinging like mad and gassing themselves out in a few minutes. One gets stabbed. the other goes for a beer. Cops come. He gets arrested. Usually. Rarely will you find or see a "good street fighter"..in shape, knowing some "street fighting moves", experienced...I always have believed it's better to know something than nothing. And Sifu Leo Au Yeung looks to be doing a good job in this video explaining the correct way...not all masters bother to do so. And I respect him for going to Russia to learn some Systema. And is not from the "my style is the only style school of thinking".

[@SlayerofFiction]

As someone who has been in far more street fights than anyone would believe, who later competed in Kick Boxing, I am here to say you nailed it. It is important for people to remember Police receive very minimal training in hand to hand, and they do just fine against the bulk of perps. Indeed, anything is better than nothing.

[@AGC828]

SlayerofFiction Plus, the police are people too. It's not like in the movies where all cops move like Jason Bourne. Some overweight and clearly out of shape. They usually try not to get into empty hand-to-hand combat or restraining. They usually have guns, baton, stun guns...etc. Call for help (if they had a brain). How often have we seen on the news 6 cops on one man? :) An unarmed man at that.

[@SlayerofFiction]

Anderson C ha ha, well when I was bartending I saw several cops on one man fairly often honestly. It was irritating to toss someone out and have the police showing up have a big tadoo. Most are chickenshit to be honest. With that said I stand by my statement. As a aged I realize I am not always going to be the strongeste, fastest bad ass on the planet, so my opinions are vastly changing. I would also like to point out that people can way more often than not use what is between their ears to get out of trouble.

[@AGC828]

SlayerofFiction Agreed. In most cases cops ARE as you said "chicken shits". In Toronto, where I'm from, there was an incident involving a crazed man on a bus. They had gotten every one out. It was just this guy they were trying to get off the bus and cuff. One cop ended up emptying 5 rounds into the kid I think killing him. The kid only had a screw driver. Could they not have over powered him? There were at least 6 officers there. How about tazer? Gas granade? Tons of non-lethal alternatives. ::P Most cops are wimps and cowboys. Itching to pull their triggers. And the kicker is these guys make 6 figure /yr salaries in Toronto. :P

[@SlayerofFiction]

Anderson C Holy shit that is some coin! Police are paid well here, although they belly ache constantly. I took the state trooper test, everyone cried about how hard the bookword was. I will be clear, if you graduated high school and cannot pass it you suck. I have been out of school over two decades and I thought it was incredibly easy. The wash out rate was high and funny as hell : P OH I did not get the job as they wanted former Military, so that is where they went. It is Ironic, as in Denmark for instance if you were in the Military you cannot be a cop, they feel you have the wrong mentality.

[@panoandoni2068]

sensei is gotta point nice one bro

[@krishnakarmakar8170]

Vary fine ser

[@etoilewallace3620]

very good ★★★★★

[@ibe3174]

O_o... that is wing chung... i´m really amezad by people who really don´t know what they are talking abput and write as they were doctors in the subject... really amazing...

[@olgersanchez2999]

Hola. Me fascina el wing Chun. Soy de Nicaragua. Quiero aprender mas win chun

[@nicholasflamel2144]

Love your videos

[@dragasretroescavadeiras896]

Good tecnich!

[@andyvlogs5079]

I like this it

[@marsbase3729]

5:42 "Shit! Do I have clean underwear in my locker?!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@nikhil3382]

Good tecnic

[@marcioalmeida6572]

magnífico.

[@juliocesarsobrevillapatric9436]

Me gusta es muy bueno

[@hosamelshaer2217]

Good

[@juangrijalva6161]

thanks for sharing your videos i like to see everyday

[@godfreygithinni4054]

What can I do to know how to fight against attackers I nstreets Canyouteachmehowtofight

[@eliseoportinto6430]

Insane..

[@onlinewong06143413]

clear understanding of wing chun. keep it up

[@henrylopezjara5891]

Muy interesante....

[@dinisnhagacaite4694]

Top

[@svendemon]

I love martial arts

[@BlueWhale544]

sven snow me 2

[@yousseflkhasr4461]

sven snow judo لحل

[@philippezhuang6625]

Hey Leo you teaching rubbish, you don't explain Bong sau that way

[@GODSPEACEWAY]

MASTER Leo Yueng Very Good , Nice and Clear Classes. Congratulations On The Way You Teach . I Seen Some Other Teachers That Teach So Brutal .Taking Away The Essence And The Beauty Of The Art Of Kung Fu. I Like how You Show A Good Footwork, Balance, And Looking For The Center. I' m Just A Good Observer . I Wish I Could Learn This Art With A Teacher Like You. Can You Explain The Importance Of The Basic Exercise You Do To Have Good Footwork, Balance, Striking Etc...

[@Banefane]

The last guy looked like he woke up when the teacher showed him how to strike :D!

[@fredtechelect2932]

agree

[@MasterHungKungFU]

thật tuyệt vời,đó là liềm đam mê

[@KarmaGeeGee]

i read the comments and keep hear people saying that this wont help u in a real street fight. I think the think is that they have no idea. Imo this techniques help a lot because punches are a) predictable and b) the oponent mostly has any knowledge about fighting

[@dawadecaldwell781]

I need to go there

[@myshadowkungfu]

If martial arts was in school as electives, the collective gpa would rise instantly. If concentrative is a word...they'd be doing more of that.

[@83MASADA]

No everything that is martial arts is for everyone, one must adapt to whatever comes your way, we are not standing walls nor planted trees, you must move as it comes and learn to counterattack to end it right away.

[@ashokpareekmartialartsexpe4218]

Very nice techniques 👍

[@ashokpareekmartialartsexpe4218]

Sir, I want to learn wing chun martial arts thru online, please suggest for the training.

[@Menyhard]

Like it

[@maddoxnetwork]

His bong cao technique is actually lifting the arm in the 1st punch he blocks. This would tire out the shoulder and stress the supraspinatus tendon which abducts the shoulder. I was taught that bong cao should push forward primarily, like a boat cutting through water. Technically the angle and contact point is good, but the direction of 1st contact is asking for trouble. Yes Evasion is the highest technique, but that 1st bong sau is not the best hand to use for that attack.

[@paulosergioribeiropires]

mestr bom e assim,ensino com detalhes

[@panoandoni2068]

can you do pressure points thanks

[@lulu-dj5io]

Amoo

[@luisorlandomunogonzale5736]

Poderos rápidos movimientos con estilo

[@TouYUBE56]

Hes coming to our school in sept im so excited

[@mikey2363]

Did he turn up?

[@TheQuarterbackX]

It looks like when he is doing Bong Sau, he does not use the immovable elbow, but let's his elbow fly up horizontal to the ground. I will say, I do like how he was making sure they understood to do it as a soft style. It actually makes it tons better as soft as opposed to hard. Seen some schools teach W.C. only hard and when doing so they do not realize how much they disadvantage themselves. Also there are ways to do soft style while making things hurt as if you are doing a hard style. W.C. is not memt to be a power against power style. It is designed to be soft and by reading your opponent intent to use it agsinst your opponent. In many ways it teaches you to see and read openings as well as how to make openings agsinst your opponent, that most would not see. Then to quickly, easily, effortlessly take advantage of any opponing your opponet unknowingly gives up.

[@markingemi1441]

I see where situ is playing his centerline to execute the strike from a reference point. Stay close s e rather than just going out of the reference point. Stay in close.

[@harrybigballz12suckitbitch5]

No matter you prepare but good atletics /martial arts Athletics prepare you to defend and counter ,counter autokmatic like I like to wind my arm hand around the elbow to the throat intertwine it it gives me leverage ,but that can work for and against you once again ..distance with a symtaggered wide stance and then take down back leg or sweep follow by eye gouge or throut middle sternum ,and perinium middle stomache and ear hard clap...very ahard

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

that video turned me into a ninja