How to stop ANY Punch with Wing Chun! 

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You are wrong...with all due respect, of course.

​@IzzoWingChun that is a real testament! Speaks out loud more the 1000 words. I like your realistic approach.

not so, there are no limitations to this method if performed correctly - it's completely independent of body types

You tren hard and eat clen

I was ready to be like "nope" but this was great Izzo!....I believe that if you can't fight effectively with your art on the streets then it's useless. Not the art....YOU! 😁

I'm glad I keep on watching..I got into WC in 1986 up until now... And I was going to say... from my first day.. God 🙏 Bless Sifu Brian Edwards... Fayetteville NC.Fort Bragg..,82d Airborne.. and also because I was so amazed and scared 😳...I would always strick first... What if the guy faints or fakes... I'm gonna hit him as though he threw the punch anyway....If you're in WC you'll know or at least understand when I say that I'm gonna pak sau ( Not Playing but blast it ) your lead limb and strick you until Jesus comes.. People don't even talk about the true leg work and foot placement of a simple pak sau... But when done right 👍 the Gap will be bridged in such a way until your opponent trips out of your shen jam.. and suffers pain in a mighty BIG way.. Am I making sense??

Also... to take some of the mustard off the hotdog....I love you use something called a whipping tong sau

@@paksau1 it’s 2022 and people still quote the ridiculous “it’s not the art, it’s the man or fighter”. This ridiculous quote was started by fake masters to fool their gullible students into believing they were at fault. When in reality, the Bullshido martial arts they were teaching were useless. The art is just as important as the fighter.

So true, in the real world you cannot cleanly knockout people that easy. You will get hit too.

In reality you can't avoid everything. But even this helps a bit , adrenaline filled bodies are unpredictable, avoidance the best policy for sure. Lol

This man definitely has great technique

You have never been in a fight in your life

in a fight there is not a winner and a loser, from the moment the fight takes place they are both losers.

I wouldn’t say it has an edge over boxing, seems like a risky statement

Put this guy in a ring with a semi-decent, amateur boxer. He will get the shit beaten out of him. Get real.

You need to start getting more content out too!

@@IzzoWingChun Someone's been missing leg days.

@@dagaffer2269 um... squats with 315 for reps in my yt shorts vids my dude

That’s a pity. There’s quite a few good ones here in Australia. Take a look at Chi Sau Club. Mark Spence. Very senior and legitimate. Similarly, Mindful Wing Chun. Nima King. Nima has been in Hong Kong teaching since our grandmaster passed away. Highly recommend both guys. 👍🏻👍🏻

master wong:seems like you forgot about me.

I've seen a lot of MMA guys lose in the cage too. Horses for courses.

It’s Combat…Not sport. It’s for a bar. Bathroom in a nightclub. In between two cars in a parking lot. Fast ,violent, it’s not pillow-fighting with rules…

@@seanmay3605 exactly. No gloves. No rules. The girls at my class were training with actual butterfly knives yesterday lol

@@seanmay3605 So it just doesn't work in any other form of fighting? LOL

Doesn't seem to work against MMA.

@@dagaffer2269 I know wing chin guys that can take out mma guys like they were butter.. but our tools are banned. A big part of wing chun is hitting the throat and the eyes to set up punches. See my point? Our techniques are banned for the most part? If you’re talking hand for hand in a street fight? Who’s the wrestler? Who’s better with the hands?

@@JKDVIPER Never saw one WC guy win a street fight or a MMA fight. They all get banged out with an overhand right in seconds.

@@dagaffer2269 that’s because you’re going by videos on RU-vid and opinions from people biased against traditional arts. I am an MMA guy, I was captain of my wrestling team. I’ve been doing KUNG FU in one form or another my whole life. Wing chun is absolutely dangerous. A trained practitioner can put you away in seconds. One hit. The really good striking you see in the ufc? Derived from wing chun. Vertical fist interception. Ask Anderson Silva if you don’t believe me. Hear he saint pierrre even says he uses it for street fighting not his wrestling or boxing. He said he hits the throat..

@@JKDVIPER Funny there isn't a single video of a WC guy winning a street fight or any MMA. A lot of WC guys were boasting about Tony Ferguson being a WC fighter. Until Justin Gaethje beat 10 tons of shit out of him with basic kick boxing techniques.

Glad it was helpful!

Not only that, but they’ll be feinting, faking, slipping, dipping…. Kicking, take downs, sucker punches… this assumes you have the anticipation and speed of a god to intercept and catch a fist..

I agree with you so much!!! I would literally love to take elderly people to wing chun classes and tell them its "just exercise class"

Honestly I don’t need to. Here’s the deal, we don’t wait. We have no clue if someone on the street is a boxer, wrestler or bar drunk. So, we JAM IN immediately. Not going to wait to see if you jab correctly or not. If it’s a fight, I’m going right in no matter what.

Wing chun effectiveness is illusory. It works alright against someone who is not fighting back effectively but does not work against western boxing. If it did, you would see wing chun players dominating boxing matches and MMA but you won't find many instances of a good wing chuner using his wing chun to defeat a good boxer.

@@JBplumbing12 armchair superheroes are the most knowledgeable

Yeah... veeeeeery "realistic" 😂

We all go back to your mom's house and she makes us lunch.

Wing Chun was invented over 200 years ago .....

@@PatricHua Your point Sir? Boxing was invented over 2000 years ago. Have you noticed how it has evolved? Some teachers will never bend to natural evolution of a sport ,be it a Martial Art or any form of sport, this is a huge error, as Sifu here is pointing out. His stress on attacking before you ever have to resort to a technique is an integral part of the true art and expression of Wing Chun. No disrespect what so ever meant . Peace.

@@baragentledragon My point is you have no point with your original statement. You're shifting the conversation now.

@@PatricHua Ok man , thats the end of this conversation, byee.

Indeed and he referred to it as ‘wedging’ (see my comment above).I also remember that he spent 6 months in Turkish wrestling (where they rub themselves in oil before wrestling) and then conceived of the anti grappling program,those were good days in the EWTO. My first Sifu Thomas Mannes and Sifu Emin are Kung fu brothers.

Anderson Silva used Wing Chun in his fights.

Have you?

hahahahahahahaha

Exactly!

Ok.

Not to mention actually throwing more than one punch including feints, slips and counters, this looks like a disaster waiting to happen. In defence of the fella doing the demo, really think he's doing this one shot at a time thing to simply show how it works but would love a follow up actually gloves and padded up in a realtime sparring scenario to show how that works in a actual fight . If people watching think this is going to play out like the video in real life they will be very disappointed and most likely in hospital,lol

Did you even watch the video? XDDD

Did you watch any streetfighting happening? 99 percent it is one sudden punch, who hits first, usually wins... It is 2023 and you guys still cannot separate street fight, from sport fight, to sparring... You can knock out a UFC fighter on the street, by suckerpunch... WHY? ATTENTION!!! Street fights start different to sport fights usually there is no preparation... That is what IZZOs approach good aginst!!! Wing Chun is not for sparring!!! It gives you one, or two, MAYBE 3 chance to finish the fight... That is it!!! Chi sau, and other stuff comes into play ONLY if you failed the first attack, or hands are in the way... @@counterpunchboxing9164

@@borgy7085 yup

Maybe because the Wing Chun guys are off doing what they do, Wing Chun. While the boxers are doing what they do, boxing. If you're a Wing Chun master, you're a master of Wing Chun. Fascinating isn't it. Because martial art isn't just the discipline of the physical, its emotional, mental and spiritual. The physical discipline of the external martial art technique is merely the foundational substrate and physical form upon which the higher disciplines are then able to be developed and take a form. To which the then the spiritual body of the master is able to take form. Integration and realization of these aspects must then occur before he attains actualization. Which is the point at which the adept achieves initiation into the order of Master. This isn't doesn't just take an entire lifetime, but its accumulation of all of the Souls lifetimes and experience. The fundamental nature of the individual initiate choosing the path of Mastery in a chosen discipline is that remains true to the path. Thats the true nature and characteristic of a Master. Anything that doesn't resemble this is what it is, and something else.

seems you didn't get past the opening "technique"

@@IzzoWingChun seems you're a con man!

Easier said than done. Besides, there’s a fundamental Wing Chun principle that states,”Go after the body, not the limbs.”

Thank you for admitting you turned off before you actually listened to what I taught. 😉

@@IzzoWingChun I am from Germany and my English is not that good. What you see is just not that convincing and since I do WT myself, I have experience of what works and what doesn't. I'm not that tall either, 5'7". You'll notice it even faster.

It is how you articulate the force you used.

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On the weekends I’m the camera man for your mom’s bedroom frolicking fun. It gets pretty crowded.