Efficient grabs, Improve your Lap Sau - Wing Chun, Kung Fu Report - Adam Chan 

Those guys are very lucky to train with you. You are a great teacher both ethically and skill wise. Great content as always.

Beautifully taught. One controls "weight" using the knees and elbows. Armbars work effortlessly IF we stay relaxed and use our hips and body rather than our "shoulders". We must also always affect their "center" [gearbox of the hips, lower spine] upon contact. Make contact control. Position permits opportunity, balance allows response. We should take both from our opponent upon contact. This is the key to Wing Chun. Too many have no understanding and perform empty movements without intention. This is why so many [wrongly] think the techniques do not work. Movements can appear the same, but in the end we convert energy. A sail without the wind gathered cannot drive the ship. We must use energy properly [which most cannot "see", but certainly can feel]. At the highest levels we use our opponent's energy more than our own. Glad to see the principles taught properly. So many Wing Chun [and other] teachers frustrate me because they abandon the tenets of useful styles because they lack understanding. This is a good demonstration of such folly. We need to trust the forms. Yes, the meaning of most is forgotten, but if we seek we will rediscover the intention within each method. Great video.

Great teacher

Congratulations master Cham ! Great vídeo!

At 1:57, you demonstrated an Uchi Uke block that we use in Shotokan Karate, and you turned it somehow into an attack..

You'er such a good sifu and explains everything.

Dude.... I gotta join his dojo. Gym. Wing chun school. I gotta be in there to learn from this master!!!!!

very good explanations and knowledge base so similar to the (combat) tai chi chuan i was thaught and teach. Relax, blend and let your body move your arms....

We have the same thing in Chen Tai Chi.

Hey Adam! Thank you for your lap sao advice! Should you wrap your thumb around the person's arm when doing lap sao? I assume if you get good with lap sao, your opponent shouldn't be able to react and twist your wrist?

Many Thanks, Adam! I like your practical, no - fuss, instruction! Brad Holmes Tai Chi Gold Coast.

¡Excelente información! Pero tengo problemas con la traducción.¿Podrían incluir la opción de traducción de texto en español? ¡Muchas gracias!

Woah I recognize that block from TKD on of the few block techniques we've ever learned because its mostly Kicks but now I see that similarity to Hsing Yi you mentioned. I am starting wonder what other TKD hand techniques might be similar to Kung Fu.

Any sparring videos?

Hi

Great for the movies but not in real life fights

how come the first person is punching to the side and not straight?

Nice job

And your lineage is? please ..

language italiano please

Fight an mma guy you could probably win and it’s good for publicity be the reverse xu xiaodong