The guy is actually right. You're accusing him if being jealous. He was being intellectually honest. He only meant to help. I agree with the guy, too far.
That is his and your truth, this is just a drill not combat, we spar at least 1 time weekly distance is perfect, we train realistic combat techniques that can be used in combat not sheets like seniors in park @@aaronhuang8640
You boys are too far away from eachother. Try and be a bit closer, take eachothers space, and introduce some leg to leg contact. You can make a leg bridge at the shins by entering with a bong gerk. 2¢
Once one of us is in, its over for the other guy,its the nature of Wing Chun. So we keep it light in order to continue with the flow and to have fun. One of us did with the leg exactly what you said,and video is cut in that moment,can you see where?😃 We try not to storm in on each other, we dont use protective gear and our weight is 122 and 132 kg. Its not fun to be hit fast with that kind of mass behind. Also ground is uneven so its hard to sweep legs around,but we need to adapt,yes? Thanks for your comment.
@@wingchunbrothers But you strike at long range before you go in! That wastes energy. Read Wong Shun Leung's article "Beimo" about distance. You are executing Ving Tsun at the range that many other martial arts like - Karate, Boxing etc..
@@clivepotter2511 We play around on the distance without entering,because that would stop our flow,once you are in you have to finish. Its diffrent approach. We can do it that way but we are trying somenthing else here.
@@wingchunbrothers Honestly they're kind of missing the part of sparring, even ignoring the fact that the sparring you're doing is actually effective & goes beyond what a lot of what wing chun instructors do. Sparring is supposed to be freeform, not just drills. The distance of which you react to a technique or preform it will change due to it being a simulation of a 'real' fight. The distance you were "told" something would work matters little in that split second you're actually incontact with a partner who's resisting & attacking. Might still work, might not. That's the point of the spar. I respect what you guys are doing here.
