Wing Chun For Self-Defense – Easy To learn Techniques – AWESOME !!
This is How Wing Chun Can Be useful For Self-Defense
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What’s Great About Wing Chun
Technical Structure
The techniques of wing chun, including “defensive” blocking and trapping, have a solid, forward focus. They serve to trap or jam an opponent’s limbs in order to maintain or create an opening for attack. The physical structures of these techniques are unique, and rely on proper bone alignment rather than muscular strength alone. These techniques, combined with constant forward motion, can be extremely effective in self defense.
Simultaneous Offense and Defense
Wing chun emphasizes simultaneous offense and defense, or interceptions, so with every block there is a simultaneous strike. Even at mid levels of training, strikes can be used to deflect an incoming attack by cutting the line it’s coming in on. While this is common in combat sports like boxing and Thai boxing it’s far less common in other traditional martial arts. Solid technical structures, forward pressure, and constant offense combine to create a formidable base.
Trapping
Over the years, especially since MMA went mainstream in the early 1990’s, there’s been serious debate over the effectiveness of wing chun style trapping. This kind of trapping is very seldom seen in sport fighting, and most sport fighters regard it as entirely ineffective. There are three reasons for this. First, because most wing chun training is unrealistic, practitioners are unable to apply anything against a skilled fighter, much less the complex trapping that has evolved in cooperative training. Therefore, it doesn’t appear to work. Second, because it doesn’t appear to work, very few sport fighters take it seriously enough to train it effectively. Fighters don’t think it works, so they don’t learn to use it in the first place. And third, trapping is better suited for self defense than fighting. In a fight, both participants know what’s up, start at a distance, and are less committed. It’s harder to apply trapping on someone who is moving in and out of range. In a self defense scenario on the other hand, trapping is an excellent way to assist in taking out an immediate threat, where the trap serves to prevent the opponent from defending against the attack.
Trapping can also be used effectively in sparring. But it’s the simple traps that work, not the complex combinations practiced in many wing chun schools. A quick smack (pak sao) or pull/jerk (lop sao) and simultaneous strike works very well, and techniques like the bong sao can be used to crash a strike leading to a double lop sao (two-on-one) which sets up countless opportunities for knees, elbows, chokes, or clinch entries.
Two Against One
Some wing chun schools push this more than others. The idea is to maintain a superior (outside) position where you can use two hands against your opponent’s one hand, rather than standing “chest to chest” and fighting two against two. In boxing this is accomplished by circling to the outside while striking. But in wing chun, because trapping, jamming, and grabbing plays a big part, moving to the outside with a strike that makes contact with your opponent’s outer arm, and then pulling or jamming it in while blasting him with an attack can work extremely well.
Wing Chun Techniques
My preference is to use English terminology wherever possible, for clarity. But on the techniques listed below, I’ll also include commonly used Chinese terminology.
nice. It's been a long time since I saw a wing chun demo worth watching. Really it's not wing chun as much as it is wing chun's transition into chin na, but still, I actually saw another point of view to start the outside chin na locks. The push back if grabbed from back by a wrestler won't work, Wrestlers will recover too quickly and get the sacrifice throw. You need to use your butt for a bigger push back into their hip. But real nice. Normally I don't bother with wing chun videos because they suck. Don't attack me, I've been doing wing chun 26 years, the difference I can actually fight.
translate make this show international
English please
wing chun is for faggots like bl
this is garbage, which would never work against any real threat.
what's the name of this master ??
nice jacket
nice, but i just hear cang cong cang cong, need translate
I'm going to make a jiu-jitsu channel and call it, "wing chun is shit"
Very nice techniques
English please
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nice. It's been a long time since I saw a wing chun demo worth watching. Really it's not wing chun as much as it is wing chun's transition into chin na, but still, I actually saw another point of view to start the outside chin na locks. The push back if grabbed from back by a wrestler won't work, Wrestlers will recover too quickly and get the sacrifice throw. You need to use your butt for a bigger push back into their hip. But real nice. Normally I don't bother with wing chun videos because they suck. Don't attack me, I've been doing wing chun 26 years, the difference I can actually fight.
YEAH, HOW THE FUCK???????. IS ANYONE TO UNDERSTAND THIS BULLSHIT, IF IT'S IN MANDARIN, OR WHATEVER????????……
Wing Chun practitioners live in a fantasy world, maybe they have seen too many movies……
how I can learn online ?thanks
Excellent Techniques