Pushing & Pulling in Internal Wing Chun ? 

Good stuff

Sifu with all the respect,Chu Shong Tin also used internal mechanics,but he was a Direct student of Ip man and the SLT he practiced on was different from the one you teach now days,So whats the point of the small change of the movements in the form,while the essence remains the same?What is lost in history its not the correct movements of the form but the way/idea of training.My point of view with all the respect again.

No. It is pushing, very short range pushing, nothing internal about it. He cannot detect it, because your move is subtle when they have no grounded balance at all since the stand upright standing on needles, their heels, as you pointed in the beginning. Secondly, by not extending your arms, he gets no chance to pull you. Like slightly pushing a door, yet the range of the door's movement seems big, though it corresponds to the slightest push. Thirdly he postures his arms stiffly (like a mok jong..!) and they act like a spring as you slightly push them. -Deception many times creates deceivers that lie thinking they are saying the truth... And that's the good case scenario... The bad case scenario is lying on purpose to make more naive students and money.

There is no such thing as internal wing chun. Why u mixing ur yang tai chi with ur wing chun????

That's basically Tai Chi seizing (Na Jin) into Wing Chun striking. Best of both worlds!

Thank you. I hope there will be seminars in Germany again this year

Rad! thank you

I think I can see the subtle but logical difference in the duration for which the force (+/ve or -/ve) is applied without committing the initiator to what comes next. Clever concept grounded in the application of an impulse (time-limited) rather than brute force which can be detected and taken-advantage of by the opponent. Timing is everything. Nice.

If people Need to know the feeling of these expressions.

I know who you mean :)

THAT is what you think pushing and pulling is ? a half-assed lap sao with bad mechanics and... pushing a forearm ? lol, you can't be serious... I'm not even criticizing the famous duck walk demonstrated at 1:48 because all demo subjects in so-called internal martial arts use that trick. That's just a standard at this point.

Hi Sifu Sergio do you have regular classes running at the institute? I was considering to move there to learn.