Wooden Dummy (First Section) demonstrated and explained

Barry Pang demonstrates and breaks down the first section of Wing Chun's Wooden Dummy Form, explaining the key factors for correct practice.
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[@kingsoul696]

Thank you teacher, for teaching these movements on video, I live in Colombia and I don't have the facility to attend an academy, but I built a homemade wooden Dummy and with these videos of yours I can start my training. thank you, teacher.

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

We are glad that you find these videos helpful. You may like to watch one of our training sessions through Facebook Live. We have one happening this week: facebook.com/barrypangkungfu

[@officialdandaman]

@@barrypangkungfu7629 Aloha, I wouldn't mind seeing video but I don't have Facebook. Anywhere else to see them ❓

[@officialdandaman]

Aloha from Hawaii 🏝️ Good you show this to all the people interested in learning the right techniques of Wing Chun. 😎🤙

[@renev8223]

Sifu. Thank you for step by step movement. It helps to understand for each movement. 🙏🏼

[@Pak_Sung_Bo]

Yes

[@renev8223]

Thanks Sifu for the clear explanation of the 1st section. This help me understand to do the proper movements on the wooden dummy.

[@ShennThomas93]

Its always good to see it done right! Full body structure behind the strikes.. not arm power.. body power..

[@omidhasanli]

Sifu, thank you for the detailed explanations! Could you please share the link to the rest of the sections of the wooden dummy form?

[@swivel_lock]

Sir! You make this look majestic!

[@elderscana304]

Thank you 🙏 teacher for showing this movements. It's awesome 👍.

[@Geekman333]

Trained WC for eleven years in Australia and have had my own dummy for ten, NOBODY has ever taught me to push the arms and leg in before starting, but it makes perfect sense. Will discuss with my Sifu this week. Thank you.

[@sainthood1000]

Priceless! Thanks Barry!!

[@Pak_Sung_Bo]

This is one of the best video, thank u for that

[@mikebomi5686]

Thank you very much to produce this video with explanation!

[@SefaradiTal]

Sifu! 🙏 Thank you for the demonstration.

[@RichRamzee9687]

Excellent explanation. Thank you sir.

[@renev8223]

Thank you. Very well explained.

[@tedwong5923]

Very smooth sifu👍

[@sriramnivas5728]

Thank U Master With ❤ Raghu

[@waleryjantrzesniewski5790]

Dziekuje bardzo! CZESC.

[@SlowDeath1993]

Thank you Master

[@GiC7]

Thanks

[@Danny-el7ok]

Brilliant

[@Taichigoat]

Hi Barry I was your students from 20 years ago.

[@rawrfishing]

thx sifu pang

[@hongdekungfu]

Respect

[@jarrodpelrine7229]

Would it be possible to get more detailed information from you on video regarding the intricacies of the techniques throughout the form?

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

This helps to explain the principles behind the form (includes a video): barrypangkungfu.com/wooden-dummy-essentials/

[@vegawan4765]

Thank you sir.

[@nuttynutcracker8713]

does that wooden dummy have the top arms at the same level? also what arm leveling would you recommend traditional or parallel?

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

One is slightly higher than the other. For information, this 45 year old wooden dummy was made by Koo Sang, who developed the modern wooden dummy for Ip Man, specifically meeting the grandmaster’s requirements. This format became the gold standard that was also used by Barry’s instructor, Wong Shun Leung. We are fortunate to have a master carpenter at our club who is able to reproduce these.

[@GigaDad91]

Where do I buy one? a good one too I feel like it builds bones creating micro fractures

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

The wooden dummy in this explainer video was made by Koo Sang, who developed the modern wooden dummy for Ip Man. Barry has been using it for 45 years. One of our senior students is a carpenter and is able to reproduce them to correct specifications. However, he is not doing this commercially at the moment. More about wooden dummy training here: barrypangkungfu.com/wooden-dummy-essentials/

[@Geekman333]

If you're in Australia, "Tribal Dummies" offer great product and great service. They're in or near Brisbane. They ship anywhere in Australia. You can get one mounted like Sifu's one here or a tripod one. Traditional or modified. Mine cost me around a grand ten years ago. I use it every day, even if for just three or four minutes. You're correct about micro-fractures. I highly recommend iron palm training as well. Uses the same micro-fracturing principles to make your bones denser. Happy training.

[@cesarsommaamestoy4227]

Hola Hay videos en Español?

[@matthewsaw2770]

your video helped me a lot. when is the next one coming out

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

We're working on it. The current health crisis is slowing us down, but stay tuned...

[@matthewsaw2770]

@@barrypangkungfu7629 ok i will. Thanks and good luck!

[@simonpathomas4421]

Aussie ascent hardcase ni hao Kia ora from Aotearoa New Zealand waattaaa!!! 😊

[@anthonybernard9672]

What’s the second section of the wooden dummy

[@christopherwarner6590]

The section that comes after the first. 😉

[@wxvy.-7522]

i dont really have 400 pound to spend on a dummy does any one know the best place to get them slightly more on a budget?

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

It's important to get a properly designed and firmly sprung wooden dummy. Having said that, all you need is a few metres of space and zero equipment to train all of the extremely important and fundamental techniques in Wing Chun. Having a wooden dummy is a luxury that many people obtain too early in their training.

[@vampraver]

You don't need a wooden dummy. You can do air dummy.

[@kevinnelson7070]

@@vampraver I see what you just did there 😂

[@vampraver]

Seriously, you get good at air dummy you will be great at wooden dummy. Yes, when you get a wooden dummy you want the right one with the right specifications.

[@kevinnelson7070]

@@vampraver true

[@DJ-jm5gm]

*But this martial art really work for a real street fight or a fight in the ring?*

[@barrypangkungfu7629]

Our history in full-contact, mixed style tournament fighting is something we'll share some videos on soon.

[@peterbellamy6621]

There should be dowels put in the back of the arms so they can’t come out You missed the inside pac saus One thing I completely applaud you about is that whoever made the upper arms was smart enough to make them level with each other as opposed to many morons who have the arms really uneven 👍

[@Zedomatic]

The wooden dummy in this video was made by Koo Sang, who developed the modern wooden dummy for Ip Man, specifically meeting the grandmaster’s requirements.

[@josemarquesgalvaogalvao3116]

👏👏👏👍🙏

[@mohamedbenhammouelfounti134]

Yua como estas bonita

[@official.aiyoungboy]

👁️👁️

[@pablomel539]

It is wrong in ejection !

[@ferguslee5343]

Not really explaining the application watch it being done by Derek Jones

[@angeloacorda8730]

You get stiff with to many rules .again Bruce Lee is right we are only human being . Escrima ( using it in war even now a days in phillipines) is better . But still this body movements is good for you health n this one of to many style but i prefer boxing as a true combative element .

[@wnmoy]

In the beginning, you will feel “stiff with too many rules”. However, the rules are the basis of your foundation. Diligence will make these rules second nature; similar to driving or riding a bike or motorcycling. Modern society are not use to hard work and will complain and quit. I think Bruce Lee came up with JKD as a “shortcut” to his WC experience to appease the majority. Also, he was not authorized to teach WC and not to mention that he only had the basics of WC teaching (good example of putting in hard work to the fundamentals works). People misinterpreted many of his philosophies to what they want to hear. Kung fu IS hard work. No getting around that. If you are talented, you will get there quicker.