Wooden Dummy Form Section 1 and 2

The wooden dummy form by Sifu Donald Mak. The characteristic of the form is the symmetry of drills.

[@fightingfijian]

thank you for the animated video will you be doing more? i would really love to see more of this

[@KravMagaBristol]

Great Vid. Clear and well demonstrated. Some people are belly aching ! Cant believe some people. Well done xrl2008

[@byrusmx]

Very nice video. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@089hlj]

How beautiful it is!

[@blacksilkblacksilk]

Sweet. Having some friends who are into 3D animation I do know that this represents a lot of work. So double five points, one for the good wooden dummey form, and then for the work to make it an animated model. I guess on your workstation you can rotate the mocie and look at it from any angel. If you could motion capture someone doing his form, you coukd actually make a computer_sifu who corrects your form. Grat work silk ;-))

[@greedfox7842]

nice job giving the dummy a realistic "rattle" in response to the movements.

[@ANGELSGYMSINGH]

I love the repeated Tong Sao's before the stepping bonsao.... I have this in my formal drills with the Gary Lamb system.... the opening of the Wooden Dummy form i so applicable to Chi Sao pactice.... In fact I am finding that the more I apply these form movements in class during drills I become very effective... Maintaining posture seems to be the key and remaining attached.... it all seems to work when my kung fu conditioning.. Pugilism is good.... love the vid

[@xrl2008]

@Krallify The "tradition" of Wing Chun is to evolve without sticking to a fixed way.

[@wingtsun64]

very nice Clip Greetings from Switzerland

[@rbt4rbt]

@xrl2008 Thank you for your patience with me. My admitted ignorance of stationary arms comes from me wanting challenging arms punched at me but were also safe. That is why I invented robot arms that do just that. I highly agree with you that having a block and counter strike sequence already practiced as a reflex, will be much faster in real life. You're a real gentleman having taken the time to help someone who should have studied wing chun more before opening my mouth. I will look into more.

[@wingchunelements]

See this related video: Wing Chun Air Dummy Form (詠春空樁)

[@NostalgicTribe]

Oh cool. I wanted to make same thing I just didn't know how to design it. Awesome.

[@xrl2008]

@rbt4rbt I rarely reply to comments, assuming viewers of this clip are familiar with Wing Chun. However many comments appear not made by people knowing enough Wing Chun. That's the reason of this reply: Wing Chun is a comprehensive martial art training system, if not complete. Skills have to be built or trained systematically with patience by different methods.

[@Alesandros356]

so this is the true dummy form? wow thanks man really nice:P so much gonna train on this

[@DawadahKingDavid]

Hey I really loved the video you gotta finish the rest

[@asquith123]

And without 'sticking' to the dummy it seems? Sometimes an evolutionary path turns out to be a dead end. The sub species then dies out.

[@crisbucek2]

Great! You should take advantage of the same 3d animation to create videos of it from other angles. Thanks!

[@jonsunderland8420]

I really like this. Do you have any other videos to finish the other sections?

[@ommerl]

this guy is realy good

[@xrl2008]

The methods or stages are: 1. Three forms for basic concept. Namely, "Siu Lim Tao" for fundamental concept, hand movements and internal strength, where the later is the most important; "Chum Kiu" for whole body force generation, linear and circular; "Biu Jee" for applying speed. 2. Wooden Dummy: applying combined movements and concepts with static reference, which is the non-moving dummy.

[@nedthomasjr.8652]

Bruce lee.artible artist of duel.and style.

[@rbt4rbt]

I only know a little of wing chun, and of the little, there's a lot I like about it, but what I don't like is working with stationary arms to mimic a block. I'd much rather use arms that come out and return at real human speeds, and have them come out at random with no telegraph.

[@xrl2008]

@rbt4rbt I had the idea of a "perfect robot arm" when I was green in WC. But now I understand that arms are only of tactical use in real Kung Fu fighting. The real and true power comes from the maximum use of your whole body mass and reaction, which is, the strategical and decisive power of WC and KF in general. For safety issue, find a good Sifu and friendly training partner(s). I believe most WC schools are friendly. Glad to share.

[@xrl2008]

3. Chi Sao: training of usable actions and reactions with human training partners in highly real-life but yet safe fighting situation. The "arms" you want are found in stage 3. :)

[@rbt4rbt]

@xrl2008 No doubt power comes from the body, not just the arms. I've watched several videos on Sifu "real speed" training. So many were being "blocked" by punches that were not even going to reach anyway, or the telegraph is so obvious. For instance, yesterday my friend who is a boxing trainer was over and he said he can punch simultaneously as the other person started the punch. I said if that were true, it was ONLY because the other person gave a tel, otherwise it would be impossible or luck.

[@dougjones4987]

"How to defend yourself in a prison shower "

[@AungThein-zh7cj]

Good

[@sifuminus720]

@xrl2008 I personally beleive it is Grandmaster Cheung direct student of Ip Man, who is or should be the real deal

[@MartialArtUK]

lol at trad and mod wing chun , very nice have you got the other sections please ?

[@sergionascimento1149]

Ótimo

[@iwill8607]

Wow shit rly got recommended

[@Chinesehero]

haha...cool!

[@scottmoses5]

very cool, i like how the model kept proper form. clearly designed by someone who knows what they are doing, not just a designer throwing up stick figures.

[@xrl2008]

The real man behind is Sifu Donald Mak who has over 30 years of teaching experience.

[@gaijinshinobi2241]

Every lineage's mook yan jong ling baat has some variations in the sequence of the techniques.Great Grandmaster Yip Man taught each student differently, according to their ability to understand the Wing Chun system.

[@selimdemirkol8333]

Çok güzel dans

[@1337cheesehead]

Hey Thx for the animation, could you slow it down and take 2-3 perspectives?

[@Alesandros356]

@Marriagison no becouse he does the same thing on bouth sides of the dummy...pay attention

[@97GoldDust]

Which one is the dummy?

[@StrikeTeam23]

I am not very familiar with Wing Chun, could anyone tell me how many of the 118 forms are shown in this video?

[@unbless3242]

pretty sure its a straight up mo-cap.

[@ProTuner06]

@Marriagison Not really. You can see everything the CGI person does so there for NOT useless. It would be useless if you couldn't see what the person was doing which isn't the case here.

[@robersonicmusic]

Once I bought an app that had the complete form in 3D, it looked just the same. Are there other sections to watch?

[@ShaolinHouse]

If you are interested in purchasing your own Wing Chun Wooden dummy please visit shaolinhouse for the finest quality hand made wooden dummys.

[@01sidiropoulos]

you can also see my wooden dummy 7 day's work,cost around 60 $ ;-)

[@Flyingraisin]

nice vid but i cannot find the section 2....

[@kanclub_nunchaku]

Like

[@josearturogutierrez5411]

Who were the viruses that infiltrated and put dislike?

[@renzandrewg.deguzman9666]

For what is the 3rd wood above the foot?

[@________________________59]

How the heck they make this? They put sensors on a real person?

[@Ankoku15]

@xrl2008 That sounds kind of like a copp out for not knowing why the differences are there..

[@Alesandros356]

@Marriagison ok mr. but if you do know it, then you do you come here and rage instead of go and watching somthing you dont know...?

[@MrKingbasha]

how did you do this vodeo was it with an computer program please tell me the computer program how dit you do this .....plss

[@messicoolful]

i know so much history of martial arts and i even did a 30 page research report on it but i dont practice not even a single discipline, except at home.

[@DerLplayer]

you cant say this is modified there is noch orignal ving tsun there are just different styles some are good many are bad

[@morteza4961]

فقط مرحوم بروس..

[@MuhammedhilmigulluBlogspot]

see the wooden dummy parts watch?v=qc33wL0BxrM

[@islami32tv26]

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[@zeydadem]

Xd😊

[@PathofCultivation]

Wooden dummy form and freestyle practise - /watch?v=0mRjOHDJovw

[@handsomeboy939]

FUNNY

[@Marriagison]

@Alesandros356 I dont need to pay attention I know the form and therefore know it repeats on both sides and this is still a useless camera angle.

[@sweepermonk]

Dtudf,

[@Marriagison]

useless camera angle

[@glensmith143]

As far as animation goes, I guess this is good. However, this is a very poor demo of this form. If the creator used a live model with 'dot' imaging, the guy does not know the body movements within the form. If this is just an animation with no live person, which I doubt because of the nice work with the arms and their cutting, it leaves out more than 1/2 the form. EG: the first gan is done with the hips, the second [coming back] one the arms are thrown. That is just 2 of ten techniques missed by this dummy in the first 2 sets! As I tell everyone, WC is the most abused style out there. There is no place for animation if it sucks as bad as this.

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