Wing Chun: Practicing sticking without a partner

Here are just a few exercises to help build your sticky hands and rolling hands when you don't have a partner to work with.

[@EricHansenMSI]

This is the best video about Wing Chun I've seen online in a long time. I've been doing Wing Chun for 17 years and I've never seen some of these before.

[@ronnymartin3589]

Hello, a nice video with the ring. You make the movement slowly so that I can really see everything well and imitate the movement. I hope to see more videos from you with the ring. 👍

[@ashokpareekmartialartsexpe4218]

Sir, could you please share more videos about wing chun martial arts, I personally want to say that your videos are helpful for us to learn wing chun martial arts in a easy manner. Thank you

[@leungmartialarts3702]

Very glad you're making good use of these videos. A lot of these videos were made while we were figuring out how to keep everyone connected to the martial art. We haven't given up posting videos... I hope to post a few more lessons by the end of the year!

[@hiddenpathwingchun5045]

Great video. Very useful exercises without a partner. Thank you. Your skill is evident. I subscribed and look forward to watching other content from your channel.

[@ademcheikh6691]

Your style is wonderful and detailed,

[@CREDirect]

Great drills! Thanks for demonstrating the different angles. I've been interested in utilizing the rattan for some time.

[@МаксимБатынков-у2щ]

Молодец раньше думал что только в секции можно научиться а теперь в свободном доступе супер 👍

[@aleje5761]

Thank you for sharing. Yes not all of us have access to wing chun and or a wing chun partner. This helps to start somewhere

[@ashokpareekmartialartsexpe4218]

Sir 🙏 theses techniques are really helpful for me. Thanks for sharing.

[@rakibsk2905]

Very nice video Sir. Your teaching techniqu is very nice.💖💖💖👏👏👏

[@CaptainKirkdiscoveries]

Thanks Jeff I will definitely practice those things

[@JanPeterKoch]

Thanks for this video - it helps a lot if you (like me) have to practice WT some days a week alone - please make more of this stuff 🙂

[@Calgary-i6w]

That's a great way to teach how to use the ring 955 pm Saturday thanks

[@charlesvollmoeller168]

Best tutorial on rings I have ever seen

[@hellsbells1151]

FANTASTIC. I WANT TO STUDY. THIS. W. SIHU. YOU ARE VERY GREAT TEACHER

[@joseluisgonzalez6230]

Thank you for your clase, it is excellent

[@donsimons9810]

my gosh you make this look easy but these exercises are so much harder than they look. I agree with other commenters- you seem more legit than the average youtube guru, kudos

[@ToughestJamaicanNerd]

Does it matter if the ring is made of steel or wood? i heard the ring diameter should be the length of your forearm...is that true? Also, great video. Thanks for posting.

[@smjmartialarts1438]

Great video thanks for sharing this great information!!!

[@СергейБеспалов-й7ф]

Спасибо! Очень хорошее занятие с кольцом. Скажите, а какого диаметра должно быть кольцо? Ведь в интернете предлагают кольца разных диаметров.

[@lwa.dev74]

thank you for the demo 🙏

[@georgedejongveg]

what is the best chi sao ring to buy? i seen different sizes and materials

[@georgedejongveg]

first exercise, what should you visualize, i mean what part of the hand you should hit with in a fight (out side of the hand?)

[@Stray1One]

Cheers man,Stray1 Britain’s best Unknown stuntman that never was,

[@kung_fu_z3704]

Thank u master ❤️🙏

[@семёнсемёныч-ъ7о]

Спасибо большое

[@williamcooper3902]

Great video thank you.

[@georgedejongveg]

wow, thanks dude i gonne try that

[@busninessman123]

My wrists keep slipping out of mine. Is this normal

[@rickhung4611]

Where I can. Buy the ring please🙏

[@rickliles2460]

Ring training is a great for staff work - Get a smaller 1to 14 inch metal ring keep it around your elbows while practicing staff work careful you will hit yourself at first

[@dimitrioszafeiropoulos673]

Very good video!!! I'm new in Wing Chun Kung Fu, and I Love it.

[@arimateiawingchun7908]

Olá, boa tarde, o senhor da curso a distância?

[@ekosaputro3580]

sifu, please apply the technique on the opponent so you know its function and use of the ring. Because many have not discussed it 🙏

[@carlosmonteiro3425]

EXCELENTE AULA.!!!!!!

[@amokkoma1964]

Is it possible that you can use this to train the pressure in all directions except forward? How it should be?

[@billtaylor1656]

What size ring did you use? I have a 12 inch ring

[@jfd4755]

Great bud,

[@Panda-uw7vb]

Where I can buy a ring? And how big is it? 20cm 30cm....

[@donsimons9810]

amazon. that looks like 10-11 inches. It should be your forearm length

[@pedroleonardosilva9861]

Can you share the author of the music, please?

[@pcsprajapaticombatsystemdd8116]

Sir where is your academy, I wanna do some crash course Regards from India

[@adolphijumba6094]

Great work

[@elijahekusai9942]

do you have others on their application in a real life fight?

[@dewidavies7995]

Thanks 😊love sue lum tao

[@jeffmain7918]

Could you plz move closer so we can see exactly what your doing plz Thank you soo much

[@sergey3549]

🙏🙏🙏

[@chedinm375]

Hello,thé english French translation us not clair.

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[@massimosoranzo7306]

Super

[@braners1027]

How much bees U Catch?

[@carlodefalco7930]

2024 July . An Irish guy showing this ring popped up in my feed , now plenty show up . 😳🤔🤔🤷‍♂️😂 what’s going on

[@gilsonmoura7811]

Traduzir para o português

[@elsherortiqov2106]

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[@diogenesdesinope6702]

Ainda tem gente que ousa dizer que o Wing Chun não é eficiente.

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

By why don't you explain the purpose, or reason for these particular Movements. I've practiced a more modernized version of these Techniques, because, real--life situations demand that which goes beyond the traditional method. ALSO------You should explain how certain striking techniques actually Increase arm speed.

[@jpsandberg]

there is no replacement for partner drills. There are no replacements for 'sticking'. wing chun 'sticking' is based on pressure, input and stimulous from an active, live, outside source. Period. This ring actually builds bad habits as they casue the practitioner to press in incorrect directions as a means to support the ring. If you don't have a partner, solo drills, forms, dummy work and bag work are enough. But that is about where it ends - ultimately If you want to develop bridge skills, you need a partner. There is no replacement.

[@camrendavis6650]

Better than nothing

[@donsimons9810]

excellent video - you’re almost to 1k subscribers! Keep going and make some money from showing these. Subscribed myself

[@danthel]

Good exercise

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

Don't use this ring. It might cause your techniques and body mechanics to malfunction.

[@EnochDark]

??? Care to explain ??? I don't see how it's much different than using a dumbbell for curls... "Malfunction?" Am I a robot?

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

@@EnochDark the behaviour of your limbs can be programmed and distorted. When you perform techniques incorrectly, you're programming your limbs to malfunction. We have scientific evidence for this. In fact, clinics and hospitals should have such evidence too, else they wouldn't have rehabilitation centers.

[@EnochDark]

@@smartresearchwingchun494 Perhaps but I don't see where this is happening here... Actually I was impressed by the way his punches lined up the same way with/without the ring which looks exactly like how I learned to do them. And no, no you don't. I just watched every video on your channel and you have nothing but a bunch of lo-fi clips of you clowns slapping each other. Your last comment doesn't fit...

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

@@EnochDark we have the scientific evidence to support our claim. Our Wing Chun is closer to the expression of original Wing Chun; pay attention to our guys ' arms and reaction: strong and spontaneous. We are probably the only group who's doing ancient arts research with scientific method. We restore the techniques of ancient martial arts. We can spar without behaving like a kickboxer. That means if you took a time machine to ancient times, you would likely see them doing martial arts like us.

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

@@EnochDark your arms are floppy and they feel like they're being jammed around the centre of your body, right? This is the scientific evidence of your arms malfunctioning. It's unnatural and unscientific for the arms to be like that.

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