Wing Chun s Mook Yan Jong Wooden Dummy Form slowmotion

[@kensomers8936]

I love the slow motion it gives a good view of the technique thank you

[@Negative0ne]

Thank you - just what I was looking for to supplement the books :)

[@evilxmetalband6532]

Awesome training video and angle!!! Unfortunately I had to move before I learned this form from my Wing Chun school

[@vitocorleone192]

Lijepo je gledati u slow motion tehnike na wooden dummy

[@briansim2781]

LEGEND YIP MAN [R.I.P]

[@laro727]

Thanks for the upload, this is very helpful.

[@jannu5877]

Does it work for un expected fights

[@familiescheelings]

there is so much advantage in the surprise attack, that it is hard to say. Instinctive avoidance of dangerous situations would be the best advice. But as you said , its unexpected , so your reflex is key , there is no way to predict the outcome, but your trained reaction will always be better then an un-trained person. Wing Chun is for close , hand to hand combat, so the distance matters as well.

[@mofotox]

Slow mo can only expose thiz dude so many flaws in the form!!! LLOL!!!

[@stevelawson911]

Smart ass Name the flaws

[@christopherwarner6590]

There's always a troll ready and waiting. Why not make constructive criticism, you plank.

[@DavidNclX]

Yeah it's beyond terrible - a blurry mess, no grounded posture, no body movement behind the techniques, the basic shapes (Fouk Sao, Tan Sao and Bong Sao are not good. Also silly made up costume with "Grandmaster" on the back of his Tee-Shirt. McDojo bs. Watch closely and notice how his Jut Sao slips of the arms, how his knee never makes contact with the Dummies Knee, or how his effing *fingers* hit the dummy with Fak Sao. Run far, run fast.

[@carlbeads7274]

Why don't they tell what it is, instead of talking threw the video? It's because there trying to sell you something!