Wing Chun Muk Jong (Wooden Dummy) Beginners Training Drill Developing One Technique

[@victoriochuska928]

the man teaching in the Video is absolutely incredible because the way he teaches. Best teaching video I have seen yet, makes you feel like he's focusing on you and only you to better your technique. Thank you.

[@JenniferMeadows]

I was thinking the same! Glad to see someone else thought so as well!

[@indriq78]

couldn't agree more :) wish I could thumbs up the video more than once :)

[@keepconnect]

Yes...Ur correct bro

[@SYRNofNNINE]

F’n Great stuff ✨✨

[@brandonhutsonsr3291]

Yeah he’s a beast.

[@michaelclifford2836]

As a former martial arts instructor, I truly appreciate his breakdown and explanation of technique, the do's don'ts, and the WHY of the theory. excellent training video. thanks

[@craigbosko2229]

You have to remember, the instructor is expressing the style not himself which is fine. In my opinion, there's nothing wrong with learning a style but don't rely on it 100%. You want to express yourself not the style. You may end up in a fight situation where the other guy is doing something that may throw you off and you can't use your style (broken rithum),well say, " free style wrestling ". Have you ever sparred a person that's good in wrestling and you might be good in a style that's more hand techniques. I'm talking apples and oranges here.

[@rosemarietolentino3218]

You people don’t understand how to use it either. You don’t understand center line and the importance of position and your stance.

[@burnerjack01]

Lesson is very good. Style of explanation is TREMENDOUS! Clear, simple, solid explanation leaves no room for doubt. You sir, are a natural and ideal instructor. Best I've ever witnessed.

[@francoismorin8721]

I liked that quote: "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast, fast is deadly." when explaining the progression of acquisition of a technique.

[@Azulnote]

I love the calm in your teaching. You break it down in a way I can understand and integrate. "Go slow and find the smooth fluid movement." This is the musicians mantra as well. If you dont have a guitar or piano I have to ask why not? Apply your principals to music. Everything you teach will work. Your starting 10,000 step ahead. You have a golden ticket. Sifu Ngo (bow) I am ready to learn.

[@basketballchickensod]

Will Sync This man knows how to teach and speak to understand the science of wing chun

[@manaialyons3390]

You cant learn throw online you need to be in real life

[@محمدحسینرحمانی-ر7خ]

Great wing chun

[@williammunny9916]

*_Matthew 11.28 Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For My yoke is easy and My burden is light."_* *_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_* _Jesus Christ loves you. Repent and be saved. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family._

[@angel4noor]

I love how he shows it first before speaking, and how he shows each of the speeds, to see how the move is preformed and what u could be doing

[@danbrownellfuzzy3010]

When someone starts training at 6, by 18 he might look like a skinny kid, but you can get on the pain train fast. These guys that have 15 years or so sort of ignore tough guys, not because of fear, but they just don't represent any threat to them. This sifu is so helpful, hope he achieves all his goals. Thanks

[@ThaSaltyDawg]

Excellent lesson for beginning Dummy Training. I attended a Shaolin studio and studied Wing Chun in 94 and basically forget all this. But after watching your video it all just instantly came back to me. I wanted to start teaching my kids and my some of my family and friends kids. Just the basics. There are no Wing Chun training schools within 100 miles of where I live. Though I did find one but did not like the instructor, he's an MMA guy and seems to be only concentrating on competition and battle! I'm an artist and want to introduce the actual art to the kids.

[@jasonjones8768]

Water can flow, or it can crash - be water my friend.. - Bruce Lee

[@mirceasavu9116]

THANKS with Respect and Gratitude !!! !!! !!!

[@Daahma]

i can be just a man ?

[@jasonjones8768]

@@mirceasavu9116 Yes of course & thank you allso

[@jasonjones8768]

@@Daahma Then you just be the man you were meant to be, I'm sure that Bruce was just speaking Hypothetically..

[@mirceasavu9116]

@@jasonjones8768 BE BLESSED, Dear Sir !!! !!! !!!

[@albertopick3585]

You make it so simple! Like when I was taught to hit a golf ball. The instructor told me that I was killing the ball! When I began to not kill it, it flew much further with less effort!

[@markm4033]

I like how thorough you are in explaining. I can tell you're a great teacher.

[@seankim2011]

Nice job! I thoroughly enjoyed this video. As somebody who has had to rely on supplemental training materials for lack of local wing chun schools, I appreciate it when someone gives quality instruction this way.

[@entertaichi]

Eamon McGune Thanks for watching our videos!

[@jrfire5]

+Enter Tai Chi where are u guys locate

[@arkinytesub2690]

+Enter Tai Chi does it hurt you hand when you do this because im 10 and it hurt my hand alot when i punch

[@seankim2011]

+Hoai Anh Nguyen I probably can't give you the best possible answer, but I know some manufacturers sell padded dummies, even ones that you can attach to punching bags.

[@jmathes7618]

Sean Lamberson agreed!

[@apuzyr]

Great instructive presentation. My father (a carpenter) and I built a wooden dummy with the arms providing resistance by extending the arms out the back and mounting springs. Plus, the whole pole pivots from the bottom with a [car] shock absorber mounted in the back.

[@Betsy-mg6pb]

Wonderful, caring and in depth explaination. You care that those watching know what to do and how the wooden arms relate to real arms.

[@Kry38]

This is absolutely insane. It's like you're teaching me individually. Valuable and clear information here. Thank you sir!

[@theycallmedday1645]

Practice this drill for 2 days finally got it down on my third day (just starting to use dummy) I had issues remembering the hits at first, but after practicing it became natural (still not perfect)

[@invinciblemsh5584]

It will be perfect

[@sifujack702]

Nice video great explanation IAM been training on the wooden dummy since 19780 itssa dummy that covers four ranges of fight under Sifu jack under multi purpose dummy it along Rane and close in fighting dummy uses many Chinese arts . Enjoyed your video Sifu jack jkd , Kali Liu ho ba fa Tibetan lama Kung Fu we also have a wing Chun dummy set .much respect cdf academy .

[@lho3691]

I just wanted to say thank you for the video. I, like many others here, find your teaching style very effective. I have just started learning some basic tai chi movements and was interested in this training when I first came across it a while ago. I am old, 46, and just looking for something to engage my self physically and mentally. I find these techniques very interesting. I am thinking about buying a Wing Chun Muk Jong, but hope my bones are not getting to old, lol.

[@Ziggy_Poitier]

Wing chun is such a beautiful art🤞🏾the fluid control of energy is at a high philosophical level.. No wasted movement,defensive and offensive at the same time ❤️ Love your videos Sifu 🙏🏾 wish I could be your disciple ⛩

[@mercadohuber]

honest to god man, you are much better than my teacher. Thanks for explaining it the way you do

[@rohanboswell5408]

Im 56 yrs old ,as a child i was a fan of john liu and bruce lee ,and just karate or kungfu never knew the differences, i was naturally better than all my piers ,until i started cramping in my legs, toes ,i never tried to study no specific styles i just combined every move i saw ,but i was really i. Love the high head kicks ,i would love to learn this techniques, but time is not on my side etween work and a 5yrs and 8 yrs kids ,i watched videos on ipman and loved his technique

[@michaelsherman1886]

Thank you for your demonstration on the Muk Jong. i have never trained on the wooden dummy i am on Blue Sash level. This will really help me with striking with balance and centering the energies of moment. Your teaching style keeping the language basic in training is very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you so much! Michael-Nashville

[@judsonsouza6239]

“So once you get good” 😭 love this tutorial it really helped

[@jamessayshi5262]

I've been practicing this for about 2 years now. Thank you for showing us. Love your chanel. Main reason it helps me focus more and let go of stuff i struggle with every now and then. I cant wait to get a wooden man.

[@romanterry]

These videos all teach the same thing yet you get some unique aspect from every teacher, every video, some small new nuance of the same technique. This video gave me a new awareness.... thank you!

[@entertaichi]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@studlygrish]

I love this because most people want to fight from the outside throwing wild Haymakers and trying to knock the person out one punch. Wing Chun teaches the fighter to get on the inside and fight from the inside using counter punching and multiple punches and blocks

[@robnsusan2000]

I was taught “slow is smooth, smooth is fast” in combat shooting back in the 80s. That one has been around for a long time

[@entertaichi]

Indeed it has...

[@bodupre8738]

Excellent training video for a complete beginner!.. I'm 65 just bought my training dummy can't wait till it arrives. Thanks for posting this!

[@paulrose7160]

You are really balanced in your tutorial impressed with your clear instructions I am a wing chin practitioner and find it good to go back to basics to erase bad habits and tighten up the core movements thank you teacher

[@entertaichi]

You are most welcome, brother!

[@NivedRavi]

Zhǔ, I'm practicing wooden dummy for more than a week now, now this tutorial help me to figure it out. This help beginners like me to practice in home and learn. I have full concentration in everything since i'm practicing. LOVE FROM INDIA. Thank you.

[@Iamabyabraham]

From where you purchased wooden dummy in India?

[@mariusdiaconescu5096]

No questions, just respect! Hello from Romania!

[@chriseliopoulos4185]

Calling you a suburb instructor is not doing you justice. Your detailed and thorough instruction is terrific!!! I’ve never heard anyone give such a coherent explanation on the wing Chun dummy as YOU SIR!!!! Many thanks….

[@giselefranca3182]

Thank you soo much! I am a beginner very much in love with Martial Arts, especially Wing Chun! You taught in an excellent way - clear and precise! Congrats from Brazil!

[@entertaichi]

glad you enjoyed the lesson

[@williammunny9916]

*_Matthew 11.28 Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For My yoke is easy and My burden is light."_* *_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_* _Jesus Christ loves you. Repent and be saved. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you and your family._

[@vonsydow5196]

One of the best instructors out there. Been doing Martial Arts 30 years and this guy is 🔥🔥🔥

[@aichaichalalen1654]

Yes, I m agree. Do you know, where is the training center. Or it s only on line? Thanks for your answer. I really have to hnow. Thanks

[@eduardomalaga8787]

i dnt get tired of watching this video. Very well explained live this drill.... I'd love top see more drills like this one. That would be great. Thanks

[@dollyjohnson28]

This was my first wing chun video, it inspired me to commit to training, I’m more advanced, but still have a lot of learning to do

[@bryankeeth1099]

Mine too dear Ms. Johnson & I it ramped my determination to do more

[@Siper2]

This is a great, great video with what seems like really great emphasis on some of the finer training points. Very well thought-out! I practiced Kenpo in my teens and 20s, took a 15-year unfortunate hiatus and recently started training in Pai Lum. I found an excellent school and my instructor just picked up a Muk Jong very similar to this. He also said to be deliberate with training, work up to things, practice technique and the power comes later. Don't slap it like they do in the movies! Accuracy and precision. If I had one minor bit of constructive criticism with the video presentation aspect, maybe avoid the sweatshirt in other training videos. Being able to more clearly see your movements from all angles is only beneficial. :-) Thank you - or I guess I should say as we do in class, "xie-xie".

[@brendonmurray9516]

My father taught me Kwong sai jook lum. He was a student of Sifu Gin Foon Mark. Been actually itching to go learn more now that I'm 30. Which sucks cause he died years ago. My father passed when I was 19. He taught me alot and I meet sifu mark a few times. Always said "you have the glow!" When he gave me short lessons during my dad's acupuncture sessions..such great memories that really helped me in life

[@brendonmurray9516]

Pretty sure I still have his paintings and butterfly knives

[@wranzell4140]

10000000000 Times thank you very,very much. I've been waiting for someone to put a video online using the wooden dummy. Plus you gave excellent explanation,instead of just making a video of you just hitting it. Again 1 million times thank you VERY MUCH

[@sjkungfu]

1,000,000 your welcome.

[@herbertlincoln8991]

You are so young to be that wise, you must of had a great master that taught you. Thank you for your knowledge and please continue.

[@oppositeworlds1460]

Great lesson. Thank you very much for taking your time. I'll follow step for step your instructions.

[@eugeniosolari]

Thank you Muk, for your clear explanation, simple but more than enough.

[@JUSTBLXZE]

This makes me want to buy that and learn

[@constantinovalmores3970]

Thank you for this basic training. You explained it very well .💪💪♥️

[@joshuayap5169]

So pricey. I tried it on my bed sitting properly and using my knee to do the technique

[@GS.9093_Mart]

Did you end up buying it?? How did it go?? I wanna buy it too

[@sanaojian]

@@nova5_s expensive wtf

[@sanaojian]

@@nova5_s its so costy holy shet

[@VarNiche]

Amazing content, Very clear and easy to grasp from someone that took a random interest in training the wooden dummy. Thank you !!!!! KEEP IT UP !

[@VikingPreparedness]

You sir, are a very good instructor. There is a LOT of info here. If I lived near you I would seek you out as an instructor. Thanks and going to sub now.

[@davidk7534]

Totally agree. I’ve been doing martial arts for over 20 yrs. the in-depth detail about every aspect, especially how to get proper energy flow with the techniques is fantastic. Very well done sir!

[@jamesmartinez7851]

the best instructor I've seen on this matter ever....

[@MrHexoHOO]

Simply wow, just love the way you teach, again Great Sifu at work here!

[@waqasccna8205]

Sir Muk jong wish i could be your student i dont know anything about wing chung or kungfu but after see you i love it. Thanks for uploading video..

[@maxmoutmaxmout8434]

Fine technics told by sir .wish sir good luck thanks

[@pnp8849]

I been wanting to learn and build one for daily exercise. I just never knew the technique nor time to take courses. Thank you for teaching much appreciated.

[@julian6965]

First time I see a lesson about. Max master!

[@scottricheyfitness]

I really like the instruction style. Also the speed of the discussion. Easy to understand. : )

[@williambaldwin7312]

Love, this video!!! My cousin wants an "Iron Jung" because he believes that the harder he hits it the more he will develop power and develop his iron hands. Your explanation of power through velocity by way of slow and concentrated training is what I have believed for years. Doing something slowly and correctly ten times is a million times better than doing the same thing fast a million times incorrectly. I would rather intercept a strike one time correctly than to intercept a million strikes incorrectly. lol Painful!!

[@ofwarjoe]

Hitting hard things with your hands can help with the conditioning of your hands, but it will not help you develop internal power. It depends on what you're looking for. If he does Iron Palm training, and then also practices internal power.. then yes, he would have some crazy powerful strikes!

[@aaronalexanderfonseca01]

I’m glad you’re doing videos like this. I’m gonna get me a practice dummy now and work on my broken wrist and shoulder.

[@m.hughes6672]

Absolutely amazing video and instruction. Wow!! Great instructor. Awesome presentation.

[@entertaichi]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@zoserkemetic3443]

Enter Tai Chi

[@wearethemarked]

This video is 8 years old and I just found it but you have a new subscriber! Much love and many thanks!

[@TheMetalAllfather]

I've been saying for about four or five months now that I want to get serious with training in Wing Chun, especially given my Muai Thai background, I feel like learning to fight closer in will open a new world of development and physical discipline. This was simply explained and broke down to a super basic level that gives me confidence enough to start practicing on a Mook Yan Jong. You earned yourselves a new subscriber.

[@vladflaucher1356]

check out master wong

[@stevenwilkes1]

+Vlad Flaucher i think if you follow both of these guys you get the best of both worlds, both have a lot to bring to to the table

[@EduardoJ16]

Great words man : Power comes from acceleration not force, forces hit strong not powerful. Wonderfull

[@THOMAS01ify]

When faced with a impending fight you hv less than 10sec to react most fights last for 30 sec to 5 min if you can react first do the most damage in the least amount of time you hv already won.

[@Metalstr8jacket]

I can't wait to be back soon. I miss the school and everyone I met there. Saving up.

[@maxmoutmaxmout8434]

Well done sir you have taught and explained very nicely . may God you should live long happy and healthy ameen

[@cathrin5607]

It was the best explanation I ever heard..I tried kickboxing once and from the day one my teacher told me to hit harder..I came home with blinding and blue fists...

[@kevinmorrissey9620]

Very good lesson. Very clear and precise. I am just getting into this art as a way to stay in shape and defend myself if necessary. Much respect. Thank you.

[@Ahtesann]

Di d u learn wing chun

[@MarcoPolo-wf4jl]

Well done dude not too many good teachers out there like you your expression very clearly 👍👍👍👍❣❣❣❣

[@entertaichi]

Thanks Marco

[@marioscharalambous6402]

This guy is a great teacher.

[@Bob13Blues]

What a great lesson. Thank you. btw, slow is smooth and smooth is fast is also the advice given for people learning to play the guitar.

[@Pbadome1]

Love it, great teaching, can't wait to learn more. Hopefully I can eventually afford one of these, but the principle are perfect.

[@CBHDK59]

nice to see you still around.

[@benedictchin8799]

That is correct, thank you Mr.Chin

[@InternalTaiChi]

Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed this. You offer good, clear instruction!

[@entertaichi]

Thank you!!! Glad you enjoyed the lesson :-)

[@InternalTaiChi]

@@entertaichi I truly did. I looked through your information but didn't see where I could get a starter Wing Chun dummy without breaking the bank. Suggestions?

[@entertaichi]

@@InternalTaiChi Honestly If you can't get a really decent right now.. I recommend this.. It's affordable and portable. amzn.to/2IPZscV That is our affiliate link to amazon

[@wylieworldt.v7055]

Good Morning Sifu, I love this video I look at it everyday now lol. I found a Wing Chun school yesterday as well hope to meet you soon.

[@tuggleup]

This is amazing! Just doing this two days, learned so much just out of REPETITION, slowly!

[@bradhughes2899]

It doznt work against street fighter here in Australia alot of crap.

[@tuggleup]

@@bradhughes2899 Gun Baseball bat?

[@ULOOKN]

"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast, fast is deadly...so go slow."

[@gavinnewman7518]

Sniper 101

[@christopheresquire947]

Slow is deadly.

[@unknownunknowns]

You’re always supposed to start slow with everything when you’re learning in life.

[@Skoal36]

“That’s what she said”🤪😂😂😂

[@LeadGuitaristRaviPandey]

@@unknownunknowns correct...

[@Ray_Shabaz]

Ip Man I knew he wasn't going to live long enough to continue teaching. So he told his son to film it. Thank you Grandmaster Ip Man for showing us Wing Chun, instead of us just learning basic karate

[@batmanthegrower4204]

strike first strike hard no mercy

[@tng_abu3201]

Such a good teacher!! good job man this is awesome

[@plus4dawami273]

Yeah I haven't seen an online teaching like this so clearly and really understanding...I hope I will learn atleast block of wingchun from him, I admire your skill sir.

[@RafikGRizkallah]

An amazing teacher ... Thank you

[@jay-pg2ib]

This is an awesome video, I'm currently learning Chinese Kung Fu building my own wing Chun dummy at home. I'll be doing this lesson at home a lot when it's finished.

[@adityatractors593]

Sir, You're Amazing. Thanks for such a wonderful training.

[@benfranklin9156]

This was fun. I am an old 29 year Ballroom dancer. Teacher, Competitor. The techniques illustrated here so parallel dance and fine quality dance instruction. Focus on slow gentile repetitions of foundation movements builds competence in both art forms. I much hear the rhythm in your hand work, like musical rhythms. I see the precision of your technique. Same as a master dancer.

[@sidneydenmark9932]

I thank you, for this excellent show. I shall buy my own wooden dummy.

[@entertaichi]

Sidney Denmark They are good training tools :-)

[@jorgevela8546]

@@entertaichi any advise or things to look at before buying one. It's been a few years and I want to get back into it but no one near teaches so I need to buy my own and learn on my own the best I can. Thank you in advance.

[@JoseCruz-wo7fw]

🇲🇽...2022...Amazing! I'm 54...congratulations about your way of teaching...🙏🏾

[@BlackDorakyura]

I love the video. Bought a Jong so i could train more at home. Are you gonna make more video's like this one with the Jong? I really appreciate it!

[@entertaichi]

We have a lot of training videos over @ entershaolin.com

[@bongkem2723]

great video, at any stage of progress, basic is always king !

[@ryanmelius3688]

your an awesome instructor.

[@Tuner010]

Thank you for this video. There’s not really any martial arts that teach this in my state, so I appreciate it immensely!

[@innamispirit6471]

This trainer is awesome

[@Sharatatat]

This really makes me want to give Wing chun a try. Very valuable video. I have no prior knowledge of martial arts except a tiny bit of boxing and kendo, where can I acquire a training dummy like in this video. Maybe build something similar myself until I get better?

[@moatoshi4278]

I just wish IP man was alive in his 30's and be his student

[@samlives2]

Yes sir. I subscribed to your video. Very basic, along with accuracy which is very important

[@MegaSweeney123]

Great video :) I understand what you're trying to say at the very end there, but coming from a physics background, I gotta say F = MxA, or Force = Mass x Acceleration. What you're looking for is more force. Perhaps a better way of explaining it is you want to accelerate more than you throw bodyweight into it? Because, mathematically, that's also correct. More speed gives you a higher kinetic output than more mass. I dunno, just how I thought of it, you're the master haha :)

[@Barangda]

+SerAlgernop BlitzKrieger Bruce lee also said that. Can it be...? Coincidence? XD

[@078dragonlady]

I watched a lot of videos and not to discredit others but I love how you explain the proper way to get good.. Slow.. Imo best teaching video so far. I'm currently in training myself look forward to more videos.

[@LuxPhysics]

This is an exceptionally well done video!!!

[@sebastiantorrisi5100]

Just now I Iearned these beautiful and useful movements with the dummy, thank you so much EnterTaichi! 😊💙

[@entertaichi]

We are glad you enjoyed the video!

[@NatureandSpirit111]

Brute strength is nothing compared to coordinated and fluid strikes and a snap of the wrist because the tension from brute strength slows you down and all that energy is wasted in making the body tense. A whip hits harder than a stick because of that snapping action. Make your arm into a whip. Martial arts themselves are all about making the body more efficient in movement. It’s core is really “tension in the body comes from tension in the mind”. If you think clearly your movements become more efficient.

[@AttorneyThatRides]

I remeber I did a year of tmartial arts....now I am 56 with old injuries. I miss some of the arts.

[@Corvum_Deus]

The last time he done it during the intro I heard Tool‘s Ænima

[@cubapuentes8680]

One thing about you I can see you know what you doing that's why I like about you may God be with you always

[@sven689]

no wing chun where im from :( i would love to learn this martial arts.. a dream lost for me since i come from a very small island

[@kangelane]

Small island or no small island, you worry to much. Just start and rest is histrory. More courage my friend.

[@LoneWolf-ex5um]

Awesome technique and nice teaching style. I learnt alot in a very short space of time. Thank you.