正宗葉問詠春傳人 宗師葉正與郭思牧黐手片段 Top Level Wing Chun Chi Sao - Ip Ching and Samuel Kwok

[@gnailownz]

this video proves one thing, wingchun is a martial art about skills and sensitivity. physical strength and agility dies with age, but skills and knowledge only grows. for all the other martial arts, once you pass the prime period, thats it for you, but in wingchun, its the opposite. great video! can we have more?

[@kurosakilito]

I actually had two workshops with Sam Kwok in Miami, and he is really amazing, even though I train Moy Yat lineage. But the reach is just due to lost of contact, in an attempt to bridge gap and go back to comfort zone. These guys are much better than the people that just try to throw 50 punches a second.

[@lancswingchun]

I think you are right - too many people treat Martial arts like Religion, dogmatic belife and indoctrination are the name of the game alot of the time but shouldnt be. People should think for themselves and test stuff, all my videos are learing tools for helping people do just that. =)

[@prchdaword]

I absolutely love watching Grandmaster Ip Ching chi sao!!! Truly amazing

[@Huskytabby]

omfg, this video is soooooo awesome, i also hail from the ip ching lineage and i have to say this is awesome stuff. keep posting more.

[@tongsifu1128]

Very nice video! What a treat! This is how martial arts should be! They both set an excellent example he world!

[@urmano]

This really deserves more views than those "Never back down" fight scenes that I watched a minute ago :(

[@lancswingchun]

He learns from and represents both of Ip Mans sons (Ip Chun & Ip Ching)

[@augdog1230]

This is the son of the Man who taught Bruce Lee Wing Chun

[@CongaScribe]

Whatever your lineage is, this video is a treat.

[@prchdaword]

its amazing how fast he is. Master Kwok is pretty fast himself!!!

[@jazz123214]

Ip Ching's chi sao is perfect

[@lancswingchun]

Sam Kwok teaches in Lancaster and Blackpool and is always happy to see people wanting to learn from him so if you are in that neck of the woods he would be happy to teach you. I don't think he has any seminars planned in London in the near future. as for money his lessons aren't expensive, he dosen't rip people off =)

[@wisesatyr72]

that old man is tough, thats why hes the master

[@kizzbluntstryke]

AHHHHH. now my eyes don't hurt.. Now this is more like the real thing....

[@underpantswedgy]

wonderful to watch! Just like flowing water..then crashes ..the power of wing chun!

[@Dangarang]

i'm speechless. that was just awesome. this just goes to show that you shouldn't ever underestimate someone.

[@rgvwingchun]

I never get tired of watching this!!!

[@dragonfitter]

i have been 2 about 5 wing chun lessons and we started doing this last nite for the first time and i really enjoyed it want to learn more

[@dougrhess]

Thanks for posting this! Love to see things with some narration or explaining, but just seeing masters at work is great, too.

[@jasma98]

Hi pippo733 that was very well said. I'm sure Ignitusfloe doesn't mean to be disrespectful. We must all show respect to these gentlemen. When we reach the age of these grand masters hopefully we will have done the name of Ip family proud in promoting their wing chun method. Best wishes to all wing chun families and practitioners.

[@lancswingchun]

These videos are uploaded to help people learn - I hope you dont feel hard done by because i deleted your other comments but you misunderstand the videos, they are not meant to show blood and guts or how fast and devastating wing chun can be they are supposed to be learning tools. But I would recommend you go and see Kwoks student in London, to get a real life perspective.

[@vmax44]

Wow this is an awesome video of two man working to perfect an art that they both love very much what a high level of skill ... very fast hand but thats wing chun i think...

[@prchdaword]

I love this comment. Not being stuck to the system or the way it should "look"....being to concerned with how it looks makes you a slave to the system rather than using the sytem for you

[@TeongKeatLim]

Great video and what a master.. great skills and he passing it on to the next generation, that can only be good!

[@Ron.kosakowski_TFW_PSDTC]

Nice historical video tape.

[@Fastlan3]

Very nice video, thank you for sharing.

[@chisaoboy]

Excellent insightful comment here.

[@jedimodus]

nice video, wish i could film something like that when i was in the wing chun trip.

[@thewhoopimen]

nice... sam's getting rocked

[@lancswingchun]

very well said - wong is good for a laugh but he doesn't know wing chun, he taught himself so he misses the important points and only knows the basics

[@usernamepasswordG]

You do know this is Yip Man's son right? Most of wing chun you can't see, you must feel. So any video of wing chun and chi sao, does not do it any real credit.

[@rgvwingchun]

He's a disciple of both. He's pretty amazing in skill too!!!

[@pippo733]

The story you're telling could be thrue or could be not... the thing is that Master Ip Chun is a very respectful wing chun martial artist like his brother and you cannot come here telling this kind of stories. Lets pretend that what you're saying is true.. you don't know the reason why a person can be forced to do something like that. Life can be very hard for Grand Masters too.Yip Ching and Ip Chun are known worldwide and have a very huge reputation and they deserve much more respect for that

[@kurosakilito]

finally a good wing chun video!!!!!

[@Chelsfan2]

So good.!

[@flexchan]

very nice to watch.

[@basstip]

the best and the real wing chun is here!watch this dynamic chi sao and what difference makes than others!

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Great we posted a Fantastic Interview with Sifu Ip Ching check it out

[@stonefacen12]

u should look harder because there are many good instructors in London. Of course there are some that are not so good but that is the case everywhere. There is an instructor called Victor Kahn who trained directly under Yip Man and a bunch of others. I hope you find a good instructor soon because as you can see Wing Chun is great

[@caryalan82]

this is so cool!

[@prchdaword]

you mean Kwok is one of Ip Ching's disciples....

[@Shindai]

I was gonna comment on that XD Full on kudos to the guy, such fast chi sao and still has time to take a moment to look around :D An inspiration, that man, and Sam's smile still makes me smile when I see him doing chi sao with the master :)

[@pippo733]

The story you're telling could be thrue or could be not... the thing is that Master Ip Chun is a very respectful wing chun martial artist like his brother and you cannot come here telling this kind of stories. Lets pretend that what you're saying is thrue.. you don't know the reason why a person can be forced to do something like that. Life can be very hard for Grand Masters too.Yip Ching and Ip Chun are known worldwide and have a very huge reputation and they deserve much more respect for that

[@fteambjj]

samuel kwok is Yip Ching and YIp chun's student, not Yipman's ^__^ but he studied more under Yip Ching...i have samuel kwok's book and he himself said soo,,, soo i know i am not wrong hahahaa

[@MMAneuver]

lol FANBOY ALERT! Sifu Kwok IMO is a good instructor to learn wingchun from. However, at the end of the day it doesn't matter who your sifu is/what your lineage is, it matters how good you are! If one is logical and hard working and willing to apply you can become good at fighting with or without a good teacher (good teacher just makes the process a lot faster) In the end its down to YOU, so step out from behind your teachers shadow and stand on your own two feet. Where do you live?

[@537CH]

one of the sons

[@CreasyE]

Master Kwoks top student now teaches in south wimbledon community centre, on Monday nights. I have had previous Masters, But none can compare. Don't be ripped off by fake Sifu's.

[@prchdaword]

of course this is the real Ip Ching.....did you mean Ip Man??

[@rgvwingchun]

yea...these guys are pretty much on top of the Wing Chun community. Most of the "reaching" seems to be just from loss of contact and reaching out to bridge. Don't believe all the hype about always getting in to throw 50 million elbows and stuff like that

[@borderlord]

This old timer could kick your ass into next week!

[@DxModel219]

they often seem to "reach" too much. Those that know Wing Chun, please comment.

[@thewhoopimen]

good situational awareness more like XD

[@gvlee2810]

Ive trained with him a couple of times hes good based in the uk

[@ThinKFasT03]

i only wish you could see the stance changes

[@lancswingchun]

Can we ditch the term disciple its just lame!

[@cmmovie]

what a kung fu

[@lancswingchun]

I'ts fine (these 2 are leading authorities on wing chun)

[@thejuzboi2]

bruce lee