Wing Chun's Snake Engine striking and it's governing concept of detachment

[@amyfok2584]

Well done Sifu :) The analogy of “stepping on the gas while holding the break” makes so much sense. Thanks!

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Your very welcome Amy

[@peterjeck2684]

Nice. Is it possible to see your full striking power this would be a great christmas gift

[@nessuno___]

Sergio Sifu, your videos are a real treasure. Thanks for spreading this wonderful knowledge. Respect and Support for you and the all IWKA from South Italy

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thank you appreciate it

[@AlexElement]

"Martial art is about RELEASING THE POWER!" - so much motivation Sigung!!! Thanks SifuSergio!

[@williamcoachg3228]

Magnificent🎉, as always !

[@MustAfaalik]

Snake body & crane limbs; got it Sifu. Thank you very much. This understanding has solidify my experience.

[@JKDVIPER]

I couldn’t agree more. The Sifu that I study most taught us that. Detachment, and length.

[@whyunderstand]

This is a good video thank you

[@davidobrien7794]

The 5 points of yin an yang, the 3 dantians, and the two points of attack were in my training today, I try not to watch too many of these but with the ones I do I try to apply it to my style. I don't kick yet, I'm trying to convince my self that a solid stance is important, however, I have found where it should go though. That's what I love about learning gojuryu. I thank you for your knowledge my friend, you are good.

[@giambattistamaineri7472]

Great teacher

[@TanSauNg2008]

I met a Choy Li Fut grandmaster in Vietnam who used the detachment as one of his methods of release jin (ging) too.

[@MythologyExplainedShorts]

Sifu Sergio love the knowledge

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Your welcome and feel free to share it on social media

[@michaelspyrou1784]

nice presentation.

[@Triple-fe3fp]

Got it......thanks for the lesson.

[@Simon2k17]

The snake strike can be used it muay thai (no gloves,) since they like using the high guard, the hands are already in position to drop.

[@PakmeikungfuNlAmsterdamZuid]

The first one is very important in Chinese Martial Arts

[@AutumnKnight0]

Good video, stas and yoo too are great about this. But you should specify even the detachment "negative sides", like easyness to strain for beginners. Anyway: a good western pugilism school uses these engines too... in the last 200 years at least

[@viperman2454]

Looks good. Are the other 6 points of snake power taught in the year one course? Is snake also taught in year 2 course as well?

[@Eternaprimavera73]

Hello SIfu Sergio, This is a nice video. I remember one of the 1st things you taught in IWKA was the plum flower step. Now somebody whose name I won't mention here to make any propaganda, locate the 5 parts of the flower in a different position around the dummy. Not sure it makes sense to put the flower in a position of a cross around the dummy. I mean in front, behind, on the left, on the right, and under the dummy. The question is, does it make sense to put the flower in that position?

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Need to see it as I learned something like that From Leung Ting in 1999 during private lessons in Hong Kong

[@Und3rconstruct1on]

I can already see how some parts of this video will end up in some "fake martial arts" compilation

[@nerolowell2320]

You should change the title to "The science of martial art (wing chun fighting)"

[@asaselwolf5012]

I appreciate your research, but why is it that western boxing still wins from wing chun?

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

So keep relaxed and keep breathing which will come from many hours of training

[@garytyme9384]

You are using the wrong interpretation of Buddhism Sergio. Remember, it is not about detachment, it is about recollection. Buddhism does not teach detachment as their interpretation was misunderstood as "No Soul" i.e. this is not the soul, that is not the soul, does not imply there is no soul. It just means that the soul is a consubstantiality of being i.e. when this is present, that is present. So, you are wrong about Buddhism and detachment, because it is about recollection. Sergio you need an education my man.

[@MustAfaalik]

The crux of Buddhism is about knowing/mindful and letting go of worldly phenomenon that binds you to samsara that forms the Buddhist doctrine of non attachment. Perhaps Sifu used the wrong analogy, but i can see where he is coming from ie there is a connection; holding power within and releasing power within the concept of Buddhism.

[@raoulschannel3428]

Please, for your own sake, and for our sake, do all of us a favor and change the 'you' in your last sentence into a n 'I'. Then your comment makes sense. Open your mind and please don't try to define Buddhism is 1 word, it looks silly. and uneducated.

[@angelosorrisi]

😏

[@jayve4433]

How could a shorter person succeed against a taller opponent in sparring, tournament, or street self defense fight

[@garytyme9384]

Sergio... FFS Time is not a thing in and of itself - it is an order of magnitudes - and space is the loss of inertia i.e. like a shadow from a tree, person, etc., and space definitely has no attributes, it only has properties in space, not properties of space. And you must define energy, not just say energy without definition. You are scrambling for meaning aren't you sir?! You might want to use the term "pressure mediation" to describe "energy" rather than saying energy and not demarcating the term.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

It’s a short free video and the video is not about that topic so I don’t go into depth here, for the indepth instruction and details we have the online experience academy Gary.

[@garytyme9384]

I would love to roll with him. He has no sink or rise so he will be easy to uproot. Shame Sergio that you have not got this method inherent in your core control.

[@fusazzo94]

You should pay more respect to Sifu Sergio, and you should know this since you are a "wing chun" instructor

[@MustAfaalik]

@@fusazzo94 Gary will be rolling on the floor unconscious. Not forgetting, Sifu Sergio can also apply his training in Tai Chi and BJJ on the floor.

[@fusazzo94]

@@MustAfaalik I know this for a fact. I've studied IWKA Wing Chun and I can assure you that there are no equals