Wing Chun Online - Bon Sao (Bong Sao)

[@marcdelangle8260]

I am French and I practiced Kung-fu 20 years ago. Tan sao is a weak parry against a round kick,so you can use the tan sao/bong sao combination to stop that kick, and eventually to catch and trap that leg attack.Thank you!

[@kungfukendra]

Yes, I like that defense against a kick too.

[@HoangTruong-ij4sm]

Thank you very much Sifu. Student from Sydney, Australia.

[@kungfukendra]

Thank you as well :)

[@shaneschannel2081]

Thanks you great shane 🇬🇧

[@kungfukendra]

Thank you Shane!

[@EvaRoland]

Finally, a video that actually explains Bon (Bong) Sao! Thank you for taking the time to produce this amazing video!

[@kungfukendra]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@asifzuares5165]

Verry interresing and awesome presentation

[@kungfukendra]

Thanks for watching.

[@rafaelcastillo8573]

Wing chun is real?? I always thought its not real but a martial arts for movies. Not real life practical.

[@kungfukendra]

Yes, works great for close range contact.

[@brianfurry13]

Only if you are a kangaroo! Man has evolved and so has his technology. Martial arts are only practical in a very small margin these days. 400 years ago when guns were not invented I could see the benefit. Now we can stop an aggressive attacker with a good aim and a squeeze of the finger!

[@DrSteveGJones-bj2qf]

@@brianfurry13I think you are thinking of the old west, where they wore guns on their belts. It seems like it would take a long time to find your gun, take it out of its holster, aim it, think about the legal repercussions and fire it. By that time, I think your attacker would have already done what they set out to do. Wouldn’t you rather use your readily-available hands to defend yourself in the moment?

[@kungfukendra]

Knowing how to use your body as a weapon is the first line of defense.

[@sureignsivagnanasundaram5307]

​@@brianfurry13only in places where you can carry a gun. In ancient China no one thought it was better to be unarmed than have a sword. It was illegal to carry weapons as a civilian. Like most of the civilised world.