Wing Chun vs Pressure Point combat skills

Wing Chun vs. Pressure Point combat skills
Hi, everyone. Master Wong here. In this riveting exposition, Wing Chun vs. Pressure Point combat skills, we delve into the profound depths of martial arts, guided by the 12 WuDe virtues. These principles are not just techniques; they're a way of life, embodying respect, patience, humility, and the essence of true strength.
In my experience, the art of Wing Chun transcends mere physical combat. It's an embodiment of strategic thinking and situational awareness. Here, we focus on exploiting an assailant's vulnerabilities - targeting delicate points like the Temples, Nose, and Eyes. This art thrives in close quarters, where precise, bone-jarring strikes to joints become pivotal. Blocking punches with an elbow defends and damages the fist, turning defense into offense seamlessly.
My system states that Wing Chun is about harmony with one's bodily architecture. It's not just fighting; it's understanding the body's geometry. By leveraging angles and optimizing the body’s natural mechanics, the KT3 Self-defense technique emerges as a testament to this synergy. It's about generating explosive power while maintaining balance and control.
Remember, the time, the place, and the method of attack are crucial in self-defense. This video showcases Wing Chun vs. Pressure Point combat skills art and illuminates these key elements.
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[@williamkeck7378]

I have a friend who is a 5th degree black belt in Korean kuk sul wan. He described wing chun to me about 30 years ago as, "the martial art designed to fight a tiger inside a phone booth". He's right. Everything I've seen from you, (and at 75 I'm not as agile as I used to be), I can do. No wild kicks, or fancy moves that expend a lot of energy. Everything is in close, and easier to do. Thank you.

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your insights! In KT3, we value efficiency and effectiveness. How can we adapt these techniques to suit our own unique strengths and limitations?

[@MohammedMohammed-or5jg]

Hello teacher, I'm sorry to bother you, please help me, I want to learn Chinese. Please help me. I want to learn Chinese. I live in Kurdistan Bruce Lee, please answer me 😢💔

[@BMO_Creative]

I really appreciate Master Wong's videos! First he gives such a feeling of confidence, then he gives steps for discipline, then teaches character and health! Great stuff!

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for your kind words! In KT3, we start with inner strength, then technique. What steps do you take to develop discipline and confidence?

[@BMO_Creative]

I keep a consistent regiment! every moring I pray first, and read the bible, then I train. Then I start the day! Every day! Fit over 50! Thanks Master Wong and team!

[@ChandaBwalya-sm2uq]

Thanks master Wong,I gave the best attention to the verbal training with total focus in reflection

[@rickegan4096]

Excellent. But I’m a Tai Chi Qigong student who is looking for additional new training in Qigong.

[@mrnice7570]

When I die I want my coffin sealed with many Master Wongs instead of coffin nails

[@masterwong101]

In KT3, we learn to replace fear with strength. How do you face your fears in self-defense? Share your thoughts

[@mrnice7570]

@@masterwong101 resolute acceptance of death , aggressive or proactive action. Beyond that knowing when you strike and what to strike, and sometimes even not to strike.

[@satilmiskuru9753]

Amazing! Thank master wong🙏👍👊👊👊

[@TrevorSamuels-jd1us]

I like getting good tips on how to protect myself. These are very good for self defense.

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, self-defense is about empowerment in every aspect. KT3 teaches us that true strength begins within. How do you tap into your inner power? Share your thoughts!

[@raymondoriginal206]

my friend following this guys bullshit will only put you in danger

[@raymondoriginal206]

go watch kevin lee someone that actually practice effective wing Chun master wong is just a delusional idiot that well get you hurt

[@InesKronin]

Master Wong, I have been practicing wing Chun for ten years.I would like to watch your videos while I am in Serbia, thanks in advance.

[@ChrisP-ni4lz]

Excellent - palm strike and blinding

[@heuly3129]

I vant tu si Wing Chun vs 9mm demonstration

[@brianwilliams8033]

I really like this. There are so many nerve areas in the neck, I also enjoy attacking the TMJ joint and seizing the neck tendon new the Adam’s Apple……but as you said and I agree wholeheartedly you have to practice this stuff until it becomes second nature. Much Respect Master Wong,

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend! KT3 teaches us to harness our inner strength and channel it effectively. What's your favorite way to cultivate inner power? 💪

[@brianwilliams8033]

@@masterwong101 Master Wong, i’m not sure there’s any secret to it, it’s good, old-fashioned hard training. Day in and day out week in and week out you gotta remain calm before the storm and then when is time to go, you put your whole body in mind and spirit behind your attack. Just like the Tiger.

[@Magneticlaw]

Wondering why we've never seen pressure point techniques in any MMA fights.....wouldn't it save the fighters wear and tear?

[@hemme100]

Because it’s to kill people MMA is just to fight

[@masterwong101]

Pressure point techniques are powerful, but remember, true strength lies in the balance of physical and mental mastery. How can we integrate these techniques effectively in our training?

[@anthonyalbertkilgrengutier7278]

Happy new year

[@masterwong101]

Happy new year

[@glynnblanchard2990]

Spot on Master Wong (pressure points). The younger generation see and want it all now, they don't understand years of training. I was often told it's when you get to the level of a black belt (belts are not my way of judging abilities) that's just the beginning. In the West people do Martial Arts for self-defence purposes only. But as you truly say it's a life thing it's every day you move to develop, you stand to develop, you turn side to side to develop. Stretching, I could do the full splits within my first year (playing years of different sports from a young age made it easier to become supple) Because other wise your talking years to become fully supple. My best friend (did kutashinky) said he use to wash his babies nappies in washing machine then wring each one out by hand now that's a lot of nappies each day/week.

[@lancehobbs8012]

Right black belts in Chinese kungfu . Is there a gas leak in here everyone is tripping balls

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend! The journey to mastery is a path of patience and dedication. In KT3, we cultivate not only physical skills but also virtues like patience and discipline. How do you see these virtues contributing to your self-defense journey?

[@glynnblanchard2990]

@@masterwong101 For myself I started with Tai chi yang style for health reasons then also later Wing Chung. Because my type of work took me into very dangerous environments so that constant exposure was very stressful. Exercise gives relief and skills to deal with people who are aggressive . Martial Arts for me is escapism.

[@HACKERHITMARKER333]

zat coming in

[@xinzeng-iq7zv]

i may learn that knee strike technique on the other video

[@darrenmitchell3376]

Great lesson!

[@masterwong101]

Glad you liked it!

[@TshivhangwahoStephen]

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[@TshivhangwahoStephen]

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[@IamStudent-z8y]

I love martial I want that I will be a great martial artist

[@tonyedge2457]

Thank You Sir for Your mastery in this very important defense technique!!!

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for recognizing the importance of self-defense, my friend! In KT3, we believe empowerment starts with a strong foundation in character. How do you think discipline and self-control play a role in self-defense?

[@abdulrazzak9199]

👊

[@demapa4280]

Master Wong David from Auckland New Zealand what happens if you use too much excessive force will you be in trouble with the Law

[@masterwong101]

In KT3, excessive force is counter to our principles of self-control and respect for others. How can we maintain safety without aggression?

[@demapa4280]

@@masterwong101 Never provoke confrontation but always be prepared if it's headed your direction and react accordingly to your training and self preservation and discipline

[@Gen965]

What an incredible demonstration of pressure point tactics, Wing Chun is a very experienced & brutal style & it shouldn't be underestimated at any cost, always fight for self defense & not out of anger. that was a very terrific & informal lesson Master Wong, I enjoy all of your uploads. it's definitely noted & I hope you had a great New Year with your love ones my friend, thanks!!🏆 💥👊🏾💯🙏🏾🔥💪🏾🔥👍🏾🔥👏🏾👏🏾

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend! Wing Chun and pressure point tactics are formidable, but remember, true power comes from controlling oneself. How do you maintain self-control in high-pressure situations?

[@raymondoriginal206]

Master wong knows nothing about fighting theres a reason why he doesn't spar or fight professionally it's because his bullshit and anyone that knows how to fight well kick wong's ass

[@raymondoriginal206]

go watch Keven Lee instead a fighter that actually uses Wing Chun effectively wong is a fraud that even a child could beat up

[@ОлегУстюгов-г3и]

🔥🔥🔥🤶

[@mosesetheart7914]

Excellent mind, strong mind strong body, strong spirit🔥🔥🔥🙏👍

[@masterwong101]

🔥 Absolutely, my friend! A strong mind, body, and spirit are the foundation of KT3. How do you nurture these aspects in your daily life? 🙏

[@stoner4]

This takes practice ,a lot of it!! If you want to be effective train ,train. Eat the right food. And train.

[@masterwong101]

Absolutely, my friend! Training is the path to mastery. Remember, it's not just about physical skills, but developing your character too. How do you stay disciplined in your training regimen?

[@anthonyezell2073]

Is it possible for someone that has never learned martial arts and in their golden years can learn this discipline?

[@ex0duzz]

Yes. Women, oldies, kids can all learn. It was supposedly created by a woman and uses mainly leverage and technique and simple moments. Never brute force or fancy techniques which require you to be some super flexible or strong athlete. Of course it never hurts to have them too but anyone can learn to defend themselves. WC is the best for women or old people compared to stuff like kickboxing or TKD or boxing or whatever. Anyone can do eye jabs and groin shots or pressure point strikes. They will still work even if a 70 year old woman does it.

[@demapa4280]

I guess it depends how life threatening it is only appropriate force that's necessary I guess

[@hypsmaruf8652]

Song?

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[@hikmaxroids7093]

Shut up bro

[@XHollisWood]

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[@tyronemitchell4099]

Brilliant pressure point demonstration thanks for sharing master wong❤❤🖒

[@jimmybutler1379]

Pressure point do work if you know them and use them every one has the same points to attack that weaken your attacker !...

[@masterwong101]

Indeed, pressure points are powerful tools in self-defense. But remember, it's not just about knowing them; it's about using them wisely. How do you integrate pressure points into your self-defense practice?

[@MohammedMohammed-or5jg]

Hello teacher, I'm sorry to bother you, please help me, I want to learn Chinese. Please help me. I want to learn Chinese. I live in Kurdistan Bruce Lee, please answer me

[@masterwong101]

Hello there! Learning Chinese is a great journey, just like mastering self-defense. In KT3, we find inner strength through discipline and determination. How can you apply these principles to both language learning and self-defense?

[@belkyshaddad9849]

LEARN , ( PRESURE POITS !!!! FIRST) , ( VERY IMPORTAN 📚📚😎👍.....( THAN FIGTING ) .....

[@belkyshaddad9849]

THANKS 😎🙏😎

[@MohammedMohammed-or5jg]

نازانم کێ بۆت داکەتە ئینگلیزی سڵاو مامۆستە من دامەوێ بێمە لەت فێری ئەو هونارە بم تکایە ئەواتێکمە دامەوێ بێمە لەت لەکوردستان دامەوێ بێمە لەت چی بکەم تە بێم

[@fx.johnnyb]

Merry Christmas 🎄 and a 🎉happy new year master wong been here since 5 years on your channel

[@masterwong101]

Happy new year!

[@GregoryWillis1031]

Thank you for this, I am a practicing Chin-Na (Qin-Na) in combination with Judo and combining it with the defensive style of the 52 blocks system from Master teacher Lyte Burly. I'm also very attracted to the Shuri-Te Ju-Jutsu system from Master teacher Troy Price. When I fight I naturally aim to attack the soft spots and joints of the body. I would like to see more videos from you branching out to other forms of Tai Chi, like the Chin-Na System or more pressure point and joint manipulation techniques, set-up or counters to various attacks. I have also been following you, Sifu Wong. I agree with your stand against bullying and I love how you have secretly been a teacher to many. 🙏🏾

[@masterwong101]

Thank you for sharing your martial arts journey! In KT3, empowerment begins with understanding yourself. How do you connect your martial arts practice with self-discovery?

[@GregoryWillis1031]

@masterwong101 Through martial arts and the military, I've learned discipline, patience, and persistence. I'm more aware of my body and its limitations. Also, I have been able to open my mind to new things, and I'm more accepting of myself and others.

[@pcfixnorth3323]

You are very angry person. You are not good sansey. Dont listen aggressive lessons.

[@masterwong101]

In KT3, we channel energy positively. Passion drives us, while anger blinds us. Let's cultivate passion, not anger, in our practice. How do you transform negative emotions into constructive energy?