Wing Chun PUNCH You Probably Don’t Know About

[@integratedfightingarts]

What Mark has really solidified for me is that wing chun does not need to be rebuilt or changed - the training just needs to be re-prioritized. If you just want to learn the art verbatim, that's fine. Enjoy it! But if you want to be able to fight, you have to let go of ideas like tan da and bong lap in the real-world context. Those things can work, but not like you would learn in a strictly classical sense. I have spent over a decade training wing chun and several years in MMA, so I'm not just blowin' smoke.

[@fightscience]

Agreed. The concepts lead to strategy that leads to tactics. That's all that matters. It's not a style, but a way of thinking, a strategy for fighting. Of course this is only my opinion. Hope you are well Dave.

[@R34L157]

Can you feel it? Into the liver Into the liver INTO THE LIVER YES I F****N FELT IT STOP DOING IT!

[@lsporter88]

Great physics/mechanics. Great for close quarters street fighting. Great video.

[@Ron-oe7hg]

Your teaching style reminds me of shifu David Wei. He " instructs" with all his serious students by punching and joint locking, kicking and throwing. He said to me id never learn to take a punch if i dont get used to being punched lol.

[@phuturelee3420]

Yes yes. Finally, Wing Chun at it's best. Keep teaching Sifu.

[@jonathankipp6369]

This is great, I love the concepts of movement! 🙏🏻 thank you!

[@KVAGELIS1]

Thank you Sifu!!! Beautiful moves!!!

[@ismayilmammadli2554]

Awesome . Greetings from Azerbaijan Wing Chun Federation

[@fightscience]

Greetings from London my friend.

[@danroley7850]

watching these Exceptional videos i am getting trained and i am using this think process successfully. Bridge. Control the opponent. thanks Dr. Mark..Sifu.

[@shujiling213]

Awesome thank you

[@kingceltheladiesman]

Yes new video

[@Purwapada]

. wow, it's amazing to see the similarity between wing chun and Xing yi (which I practice). The cover and punch to the liver is basically 'Pao quan' (fire fist), but the difference is the structure you mentioned is the same but alot of force is made through that punch by pushing with the leg and 'opening' the chest rapidly so the arms are almost shot forward - to add to that the arm of the attacker is pulled towards you as you 'explode your hit into them. - also the moving of the centre is basically 'dragon body' in Xing yi

[@actionbastard5010]

Blocking a right cross with a turning right wusao is really hard along with stepping off line fast enough to put it up Also, the pak ton switch off and pak ton lop costs a few beats, theoretically, you could just pak turning right cross the liver. Like the video, like the head cover just a few things thought I'd point out.

[@shoulynbell3034]

I love your videos and how your body and hands flow 😍👌

[@oneguy7202]

You are the only guy I want to learn wing chun, I did for 3 months but it look like very difficult to make it work

[@authenticselection4248]

Could you do a video demonstration about correct diaphragmatic breathing while being defensive or combative? The use of breath in developing striking power. Thanks for your great work.

[@fightscience]

Good idea. I will think about how to get this one on film. In the meantime have you seen this video on how grunts make a difference to striking? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5_Pp6WLaMt6hKs

[@authenticselection4248]

@@fightscience Going to check that out now my friend. Respect.

[@stephanwatson7902]

What people dont get (I do jkd/mma) with Wing Chun is, yes, your fist goes down centerline but the power comes from your body turning on the centerline

[@yasharalaqamyb5699]

Great lesson 👍👏👍👍

[@samuelnatal3221]

I do not like your video Sifu, I love them.

[@fightscience]

Thank you very much.

[@krishnapratap4561]

I wish I could take coaching from you sir But l live in India I am learning whatever l can from your youtube channel

[@prodi16]

In my opinion that technique can be counter meassured with a hook, the stance and guards were pretty open to the sides, against frontal blow the defense seems solid but a good hook might do the work.

[@fightscience]

Probably, but that hasn't been my experience so far.

[@GaveMeGrace1]

Thank you- brilliant!

[@gwine9087]

I traine in and taught Shotokan for many years. I have a friend who teaches Wing Chun. I would never go toe to toe with him.

[@jkdjun-fan-jeet-kune-do7148]

Your the best!!

Have a Great Day !

[@Chris_Goodrum]

Whoever is reading this is beautiful and can achieve anything :)

[@brandonlopez5595]

chris goodrum well thank you ✌🏽😁

[@mattevans923]

Well thank you too :)

[@mattevans923]

chris goodrum Delta Goodrum

[@Evesrabbit]

I am the truth, I am love, I am beautiful, I am a star. My love , power and beauty come from within and no outside source. I am free and independent. I am the loved one. I am Satan.

[@Sunnysingh95-l2o]

Thankyou for useful video sifu can you show teng Sao, bik and gaan without chi Sao application but in gor Sao and other shapes for gor Sao like tan and bong with same hand, thankyou

[@fightscience]

Sure. I will have a think about how to present (translate) into a practical video.

[@Sunnysingh95-l2o]

@@fightscience thank you very much Sifu

[@hard2hurt]

A kettle of fish sounds very gross.

[@fightscience]

Ha ha... Good old fashioned British sayings. Force of habit. Hope you are well my friend. Look forward to your uploads.

[@daveblues6048]

Hi Mark! Really nice video! This is the best 'applied' wing chun i've ever seen! May i ask you what do you think about lineages like Cheung's (his strategy to fight on the blind side) and Chu Shong Tin (the internal wing chun that's almost impossible to achieve )?? Keep up the great work!!

[@JeffNotes]

Wow, super interesting! I'm wondering how can we students properly practice this turning punch during our chisao sessions though?

[@fightscience]

Good question. I don't normally do videos on Chi Sao on KZbin. I'm more open to discussion on Facebook so follow is there and I will talk about the matter. Thank you for watching my friend.

[@mrdman094081]

Wrong knuckle hit and bent wrist could mean a broken hand.

[@dflyshodan]

There needs to be a 2 and 3 instructions also added.

[@trollmcclure1884]

the honor of being a punching bag of your wing chun teacher

[@macktruk13]

You always beat on George

[@SwordFighterPKN]

That poor dude getting hit, sucks being the uki at times.

[@kervinsingh6213]

still better than getting hit by Master Wong. Really feel sorry for that guy.

[@sifugraham2918]

@@kervinsingh6213 master Wong's has padding on under clothes though

[@sifugraham2918]

Can you feel that? Haha.. Well.. funny you should mention it....

[@thehamza]

I wouldn't wanna run into George in a dark alley

[@gokul5930]

Love from india

[@1deaver]

George must have a chest protector Under the his shirt, any case he's definitely one tough SOB.

[@fightscience]

He is super tough. All praise George!

[@TonyqTNT]

I notice you're using the upward tilt vertical fist bottom three knuckle landing a la Bruce Lee and Jack Dempsey. Nowadays, people are starting to use the downward tilted wrist top two knuckle configurational fist structure in their punching method as advocated by one of your fellow left side of the road drivers, Karl Eastwood. Hey, I'm not knocking either method. I'm saying be eclectic in a dogmatic philosophically entrenched static and fragmented ideological society. If your fist is traveling in approach to target mass on a downward vector trajectory use the top relatively larger two knuckle landing. If you're punching along an upward trajectory use the bottom knuckles of the three knuckle landing method in the tradition of the late Lee and Dempsey along with the school's more recent modern exponent, Teri Tom. Also not to detract from driving on the left ✋ side. I went to Trinidad and Tobago one time for vacation and with a rental car chickened out after driving a short while and brought the car right back to the car rental place. No way was I going to drive on the wrong side of the road from my perspective in a nation where driving fast and road racing were integral parts of the Island Nation's culture. Please excuse my being a little wordy. May have had a few too many bottles of Stella Atois.

[@Andrewcch74]

I was thinking the same. Thanks that I am not alone

[@TonyqTNT]

@@Andrewcch74 Yeah, I kind of like the upward angle punch as well. If you have time check out that Indonesian Silat girl on KZbin. I think her name is Candranaya. Awesome hand speed punches.

[@sailormatros8600]

This martial arts called wing Chun?

[@DudePositive]

👍💪😎✌

[@gracco1000]

Bang

[@giuseppemelella7048]

#FIGHTBOSS

[@jfkesq]

Can you feel it? Uh, yea.

[@regprofant6984]

Is all wing Chung alike or is there differences

[@fightscience]

Unfortunately Wing Chun is not alike, there are many differences between schools. Shame as it should be consistent.

[@fightscience]

@GlasgowBlueBear1690 yes definitely. I know him well. He would be good to train with. Send my regards when you meet him.

[@scottishbanjo]

@J Brown I would like to train with him

[@spinEbO]

It should be unison but it is not the case for you, because you need to relax your shoulder muscles to fully transfer the weight from the ground to the target. Even if you lift them just a little, like you do (your left shoulder is more prominent) it would only work if you use arm strength. Now I know this is talking into the wind because your structure is not Wing Chun, in fact I'd say your structure is completely dependent on you being taller than everyone else, because you lack the basic requirements for structure to be what it is supposed to be. Straight back, knees pointing in direction of toes (attacking side pointing at target when shifting), unlocked hips, heel-to-hip connection (you don't have that at all, it's how you transfer punches from your heels). You can see that especially when you shift but actually instead of transferring the pulling side action to your center of weight you just push or pull to the side. This is pure muscle strength (you don't lack that), but there is no art in it and it's not the efficiency wing chun is known for. It is not known for all these rules because apparently not even you know them or apply them if you know about them.

[@mattevans923]

Wing Chun is for the street not for mma cage fighting, that's why Wing Chun practitioners are so rare in the ufc etc, however it's the best discipline for general self defense !

[@zachfleming5297]

Sniff a lot of glue today?

[@BlueFang714]

I think the more common reason why it's not in things like UFC (it is in MMA, people use whatever they want there) is because a lot of people who practice either A, aren't interested, or B, don't have basic understanding of the system that actually make it work. The demonstration here shows constant reangling and pivoting for power, but almost every video you see of someone trying to use it is someone running in a straight line from 5 feet away already starting an arm only chain punch. There's too much focus on things like static posture, not enough focus on power generation, positioning, and footwork.

[@ShqipeKnocksMMA]

For fuck sakes 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenroche5107]

Make sure the clerk of works is not about you may get the sack.

[@stephenroche5107]

I think his liver is now tenderised.

[@yaseenameen545]

He punches vertically with 3 knuckles... Interesting

[@fightscience]

Yes, it's Wing Chun. Thanks for watching my friend.

[@yaseenameen545]

@@fightscience could you maybe touch your videos regarding which knuckles to hit when striking? Keep up the good work!

[@fightscience]

Have you seen this video? I describe the different angles of the fist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4ingnegiLGisKM

[@Assembled-Saints]

How much does he pay these guys to beat em up all day lol

[@woohoo7881]

Where the hell are you ?? Looks like your in an abandoned warehouse in a really bad black part of town. Lol

[@ramanman9792]

@KaliBrat0r ? Erm what’s that supposed to mean?

[@km-kz5xf]

That shit don't work... Quit watching movies.

[@fightscience]

Ha ha... enter the matrix.

[@km-kz5xf]

@@fightscience how many wing chun fighters has ever dominated the mma ?