Wing Chun vs Boxing

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[@frequencyexpert]

Here's a video of Wing Chun vs Boxing - Which is Better? Which stance do you like best? Please like, comment and subscribe! Btw, want to learn wing chun anytime or anywhere? Join now at: ➜ www.virtualwingchun.com/join-now

[@Skiamakhos]

That point about wing chun people only training 2 hours a week - that's the thing: Wing Chun is supposed to be about kung fu, diligent hard work. If you're only doing 2 hours a week, you're not showing much commitment. I say this to my kids, who do an hour of Krav Maga every week - they should be getting up early in the morning & practicing their combination punching, their defences against various common assaults and so on, stretching their legs for 5 minutes every day so they can kick an attacker's head. No martial art is much good without some kind of hard work and commitment. My dad trained as a boxer as a young man, and his boxing was good enough that it saw him through a number of bar fights and street fights, but that's because he trained obsessively with his 4 brothers. They lived boxing all day every day. You apply that approach to Wing Chun or any martial art, you'll be a formidable fighter.

[@lilhomie0164]

I've done wing chun my whole life but I don't know of any good schools close to me the video would help me perfect my performance and style 👍🏼

[@ai-lingc.8329]

Cool thought-provoking video Sifu! Thanks for sharing!

[@JB-zn1zu]

Great info & appreciation of the sweet science. Space & distance will determine if boxing or WC would be used in an altercation. The mobility of boxing, along with bobbing & weaving might get you in position to use your wing chun more effectively.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Master Wong even stated this as well. It depends on how well you trained and how you learned to apply it against other styles and on the fight. No style is better. MMA these days makes you thing Muay Thai, Boxing and BJJ are better cuz they are trying to premote those style for money. It’s all for profit and MMA, UFC etc all are bias of them and want more profit from that. If a real WC guy like Master Wong got in it would be hell for MMA fighters. Wong has a very Iron hard body and is very good at what he knows.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

DID you not watch the video?

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Wing Chun doesn’t suck. Again style doesn’t matter. It’s you that matters. It depends on the WC guy. How well trained he is in it and how well adapted and how fit and conditioned he is. Look up Master Wong. He is the best example of a WC guy who is well rounded in a fight.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

So many people have been lead to believe it is based off of the old UFC and MMA days because of how it was represented. UFC and MMA has produced some capable fighters, but it's led a mass mindset that shit talking and degrading what others do is an alright thing, among the thought that if it isn't sport, it isn't real. WC guys back the got into this heavy mindset that because it was Bruce Lee's "first art" it would make them unstoppable. Most Kungfu arts are not centered around sparring or competition, but yet the guys started challanging on national television out of pure luck; with the results showing. Most Kungfu people don't typically train and condition the amount of time like most professionals do. Now look at Ip Man and Wong Shun Leung, they actually had reputations because they did fight, they built their skills out of experience, and now most have the sin of claiming skill based off of history. Another huge factor too, most claim it "sucks" or whatever, but have little evidance or too much ego to try it for themselves. Let alone can say experience in actually ever really fighting either except based off of assumptions and obeservations of KZbin. I will be honest though not every style works for everyone so don't give up to easily. Like one Marine told me "It's like a bunch of virgins talking about sex they've never had." haha

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Actually Master Wong has a lot of fans so that assumption you made was false. Also WC is not a fake martial art. It has existed and worked for years. And yes MMA fighters are ignorant. Did you not read the last comment I just told you? Also completeling in MMA doesn’t make you a good fighter. MMA is not real fighting. Real fighting is street fighting and it gets brutal. More than what you see in those gay ass cage fights. Many MMA guys actually train with Master Wong. Even Sanda fighters. Evidently you never watched any of the vids. Also Master Wong even challenged any boxer and MMA guy and nobody fought him. Why? Cuz they are too chicken shit. If you think WC is trash then go fight Master Wong. I dare you to prove him wrong. He never competes cuz 1 it’s not worth having to come home with a battered face. Good or not you will be looking like that. You would be lucky if you didn’t. 2 it’s not real fighting. He rather street fight than do that shit. He has a body of iron according to those who trained with him. He is a harsh disciplinary guy. Clearly you know nothing about martial arts. Those MMA meat heads brain washed you thinking WC is no good. Yet they have no proof.

[@Shadowrulzalways]

That point about wing chun people only training 2 hours a week - that's the thing: Wing Chun is supposed to be about kung fu, diligent hard work. If you're only doing 2 hours a week, you're not showing much commitment. I say this to my kids, who do an hour of Krav Maga every week - they should be getting up early in the morning & practicing their combination punching, their defences against various common assaults and so on, stretching their legs for 5 minutes every day so they can kick an attacker's head. No martial art is much good without some kind of hard work and commitment. My dad trained as a boxer as a young man, and his boxing was good enough that it saw him through a number of bar fights and street fights, but that's because he trained obsessively with his 4 brothers. They lived boxing all day every day. You apply that approach to Wing Chun or any martial art, you'll be a formidable fighter.

[@anthonyrivera5667]

I was raised on boxing but incorporating both for a street fight is the way to go

[@rogercastro740]

That would be a great workout as well as a self defense system /DVD.

[@tranceninjaog8721]

i find the biggest problem with wing chun in comparison and where it can fall short to boxing as a hand to hand striking directly against eachother is the fact that wing chun operates under the conception your attacker will always be coming forward to attack you or you will be coming into the centerline to attack. boxing has a lot of attacking and subsequently backing off and resetting which wing chun is not really prepared for or trained for example a quick jab attack and subsequent retreat immediately wing chun is kind of caught off guard by this and a good chance to get lured out of position by trying to come forward to respond right into a counter attack. thought?

[@progamer-sb3rp]

I like all video of your it is cool

[@NEXUS_VSTGN]

The thing is if you combine those two like i have you stand strong as fuck in almost every fight

[@manux7846]

About the last question, maybe is better wing chun it is probably best if it is practiced daily for 5 or 6 hours a day compared to a boxing practitioner who trains 4 hours a week.

[@tranquilomusic6650]

I like both martial arts and there also very affective.

[@bruceking7649]

In my opinion both are pretty good

[@ydavy6273]

If we only compare fighting with the bare hand, boxing might be better, but Wing Chun is a kung fu system that integrated with the use of fists, legs, pole, and swords, it would be unfair to wing chun if we use boxing rule to judge

[@senpaichazak]

Both subscribe and like done!

[@Spexckz]

Nice video

[@georgekalatzis3114]

Awesome.

[@JM-ub5su]

If it was a true traditional fight Wing Chun would beat Boxing because wing chun does include butterfly knives and the long pole. While boxing just use fists im just saying. Unarmed combat i can see the hours trained for a fight though.

[@agadoberto]

Good video

[@FabioSciuba]

i want this DVD!!!

[@actioncomedyproductions1204]

Nice.

[@podejzrzontrujacy7067]

Where do you shoot your videos?

[@lovefrompraha]

Straight off in this video. Boxing could easily end a fight early. I say this from looking at people like Jack Dempsey being the best example. He had over 150+ bare knuckle boxing fights before going pro and talks about how to turn every hit into a knockout punch in his book, which Bruce Lee ans Mike Tyson read and supposedly based their power styles and Mike formed his aggressive style after. When he was in his 70s or so he knocked out two muggers and kept em on the ground until cops showed up. Pretty well known story but yeah. Wing Chun and boxing both have advantages and weaknesses the other doesn't have. But boxing can definitely wreck early

[@m.nabeel3308]

I believe wing chun are the best

[@wilsk8tz]

id like a dvd

[@matejbayerle6034]

None of those is better or worse, it dipends on person who uses it.

[@darrentan6308]

Hi

[@navyugchandel999]

Like done subscribe done

[@achilleaskorotidis8087]

Hey :)

[@NEXUS_VSTGN]

The thing is if you combine those two like i have you stand strong as fuck in almost every fight