Excellent key points to "sensitive structure" which will not be rigid, but soft, yet provide a scaffolding of sorts for the skeleton and the energy from the muscles and tendons that support it.
100% agree. You are giving the secrets away ;) So many people talk about wing chun combinations or forms but don't go into the details of structure. Well done explanation.
I've felt this too in chi sau, how the opponents pressure literally makes me pak their other arm, but I had to get to the point where I could safely let them in to feel it!
I really appreciate your videos Sifu Williss I started when I was younger and had an issue following through with things regretfully and now that I'm 42 Ive started back into training Wing Chun on my own recently. Very informative videos and I'm truly excited to start training again. Regretfully no one around my area teaches so finding your videos was a blessing, Sifu. 😁
I`ve been doing WT in Germany for 8 years now ,when i watch your vids you`ve always got something i can take away and work on, thanks for that ,keep up the good work and stay healthy.
Your understanding of the fundamental Wing Chun principles well. And your explanation is very clear and logical. In this regard, Tai Chi is very similar to Wing Chun. As a practitioner of both martial art forms, I fully agree with you. ❤
I can’t wait to finally start training Wing Chun! I hope the sifu I begin studying under can explain/guide me the way you do in your videos, Sifu Williss. I really enjoy & learn from your videos 🤙🏾
Wow, explained so clearly 👍 keeping the shoulders down is a big one for me, and so true that it allows you to 'feel the force' instead of 'forcing the feel' Thank you Sifu!
From this fullbore explanation I'm going to have to 'must' into all videos in this channels library. It's true all the different people, shapes and sizes these principles of structure work with. I'm not sure I've ever come to recognize something better in truth of this art outside of this art, except for what it applies to. 🙏 WC 💗
