Wing Chun Sticking Body Short Strike by Alan Orr

In this clip Alan shows Wing Chun's Close body range and why it is important to the way we train Wing Chun.
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[@DxModel219]

THanks again Alan. This is the correct way of Wing Chun and thank you for explaining it to everyone. The closer you are, the more effective Wing Chun should be.

[@iredline7777]

Awesome that clears that up perfectly. Thank you Sifu Alan.

[@jinzjuunanagou]

Loved this video! I think this guy is figuring out what was lost in wing chun. Body sticking and any grappling art work so well with each other, but if u cant take each other down as I see in many mma fights, use them close combat wing chun skills. Thanks for the upload.

[@chachaman77]

Like your style and explanations SIFU and agree wholeheartedly a out the inconsistency of systems in wing chun..

[@adrianjagmag]

Similarities to infighting range and moves in boxing, nice video, very well explained...

[@marcusgingell3585]

Awesome. Similar to boxing but your not a allowed to grab and strike in boxing, your not allowed to pin the arms or step on the toes in boxing either, this is effectively dirty boxing and would make a boxer more effective in a street fight.

[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Interestingly enough not only are some boxers starting to practice some of these dirty boxing concepts and techniques but I recently heard some pro football players are trying to attain some of the attributes as well

[@wingchunkune]

Isn't this range the one used in the third form Bil Ji, i.e. a recovery? Thanks

[@bougeac]

Getting close range isn’t recovery, it’s control