Wing Tsun 2nd Chi Sau Section

If you have been taught these sections in another way, that's OK. As the creator of this whole branch of Wing Chun, Grandmaster Leung Ting, famously said: "The sections are only SIMPLE exercises for beginners to understand BASIC Wing Chun principles!"
Which variation of the sections you are learning is less important as long as you are learning all their lessons for posture, yielding to and using the opponent's force while using an effective footwork. What is important is intent, never training without the proper threat level from the attacker and counter-attacker, and having an intelligent method for learning the sections.
Practice them step by step, like in the video, stopping between hits. Do each part until they can be performed with full speed and intent, stopping only enough power to not hurt the co-student. He/she is letting you strike for your training benefit, it is your responsibility to respect this and only use enough force for a realistic threat without following through with damaging him/her. Only then move on to adding the next part. When Chi Sau becomes a choreography without challenging each other, it is as useless for combat as a dance.
The WT sections are a collection of quick and easy-to-learn drills for understanding the basic possibilities and requirements for Chi Sau. The drills teach principles for using sensory input from your opponent in some beneficial ways. They are NOT clever ways to attack an opponent in a fight. They are certainly not sparring, or a replacement for sparring.
In the 7 Chi Sau sections take techniques from all the WT forms and string them together into quick and easy-to-learn sequences that teach the very basics of Chi Sau. In each section, you are given an example on how to use an opponent's force depending on your hand positions: Your wrists can be in contact with the inside or outside of the opponent's wrists. You can have one on the inside and one on the outside, or both on either side. The start positions change which technique are most easily used for defending and counter attacking.
The quicker you understand and learn these sections, and (most importantly) move beyond them all, the faster you will master Chi Sau and acquire your own understanding of it. While these sections are great at exploring the techniques of the Wing Chun forms and how they apply in Chi Sau, they may be a bit outdated. There are now other tools that rapidly teach effective Chi Sau technique that also applies to other disciplines like self-defense, MMA and Escrima.

[@WingTsunSweden]

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[@rk-do]

Thank you very much for providing such a great resource for learning WingTsun! I am learning from your videos since approx. one year and I really value your detailed explanations. (I am practicing WingTsun since nine years.) Wishing you all the best!

[@Metalbob011]

This is the way to get the positions down. Great practice drills, as taught by my teacher who trained under Leung Ting in MI USA since the 80's. I see many using the hand instead of the guard hand or wrist bone. This allows you to punch if they pull out of the maneuver or attack motion. Nicely demoed.

[@kungfulovenyc4273]

I love the downward palm to defend arm lock that's awesome thank you

[@stevetakkinkwan8910]

Very good, thanks.

[@Hans-nr4im]

These videos are gold!

[@WingTsunSweden]

Hi Hans, thank you so much!

[@arachneofficial6835]

It's curious the number of parts you have in these chi sau sections. Polish-Hungarian WT has like every chi sau section in A short version, A long version and B version and each of them has at least an opening (which was the whole 1st movie about the 1st chi sau section), few attacks or cycles and a closure. So we have 3 versions of seven Siu Nim Tao/Chum Kiu section plus section "3 and a half", 3 versions of nine Biu Tze sections, many many versions (A, B, C, D etc.) of eight Wooden Dummy sections and four Chi Gerk sections. Usually many of these versions even have additional "paths".

[@m77ast]

Awesome.

[@WingTsunSweden]

Mille grazie!

[@smigol2]

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[@alfonsovillegasjr8310]

Really great stuff guys! For all viewers out there really wanting to learn Wing Tsun look no more you've found it! This is True WT (GM Leung Ting System) Just practiced these exact techniques during training today!

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