That’s what we were trained in Krav Maga to do have your hands out in in passive manner I’m a millisecond away from the target

after a few years privately practicing my martial art, i've also noticed the "surrendering hands" are the best compromise in defense-offense, as well as forming some kind of "prison bars shield" in front of you (notice what your forearms are forming when you surrender, 2 vertical bars in front of you, plus your palms, that can shield you from a lot already; injuries on arms are survivable, hits on your head and torso are more fatal). it doesn't appear like i'm readying for a fight, which is a plus point in case i am investigated by the police, i appear innocent, i look like i was just defending myself.

Mister you are right

If you're not "particularly vicious" in a fight, your not fighting.

Glad you got value from what I showed in my video!

Dan, I've got a brilliant idea for you.

+Dan Lok thanks like to you all video

@@DanLok why are you calling Biu Sao "finger jabs?" Is it for the Lehman?

Only if your opponent doesnt know how to kick or keep distance! Wing tsun is great against aggresive people who cant fight

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@@chojinkid Lol are you making fun of martial arts? First wing Chun then now krav maga. Do you know MCMAP uses Krav Maga as well.

I actually learned that the hard way today that stuff works😳😳

Krav Maga like Jeet Kune Do were specifically designed for street combat.

@J L . The wing chun kick to the knee really does damage. If you want to do self defense that is good

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@@DanLok Hi

My thoughts exactly.

Young Grasshopper.

Ulrich Medez i was praticig taekwodo but i gave up

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I think Taekwando is really great. I practice that when I was 7. However, the problem is it require great physical. Now I am 40 and I can't really kick that high as I was young. However, Wing chun is for all age which is great.

Excellent

Ulrich Medez practice make perfect.✌

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If you wear that on the street, I am certain people will stay away from you. Haha

Respect you too for training nearly 30 yrs

TheMoot87 meditation techniques

Bruce lee used it as a basic so that said enough

If it was good enough for Bruce Lee it`s good enough for anybody

So funny how you got a love for that hes like .....yea .....actually thats about right .....raking out the eyeballs......hmmmmmm......

I would simply employ Wing Feet and run like a hurricane in the other direction...

I did Wing Chung a long time ago. Unfortunately the Instructor concentrated more on hand conditioning than actual movement causing me to give up. Your videos give me inspiration again. Please do a video on the above request. Thank you sooo much.

Wing Chun proverb. Your reaction depends on the situation. My Sifu said once you engage it should be over in 3 seconds. Don't be exchanging blows. Look where their balance is. Or really isn't. If they step in hard, side step and use your body to knock them off balance. Then start throwing elbows.

@@clbdyc yourSifu sounds like my teacher as well brother. Good things!

Essentially mma. Every single mma fighter does the exact and thing. Lessens multiple martial arts and utilizes the ones they think fit them the best and are most effective.

Great

Master Wong is awesome. He's funny and serious in the same time.

But master wong teach a lot of kung fu, not only wing chun, and i'm a little bit nervous whereas his move is mixed up with another kungfu. Not purely Wing chun technique.

@@DanLok could you do a little collab with master wong he is pretty funny and it would be interesting and a good learning experience to hear the different methodologies especially for practicality and efficiency

yes, very basic and simple...

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Welcome.

I would recommend you do the wing chun regardless of what you may think of your physical limitations unless you're legitimately at the point where you have a lot of difficulty doing basic movement. If you're capable of something like jogging, and have full mobility, it should be good. It'll teach you good body mechanics that even if aren't used for competition may come in handy in a pinch, and may help you prevent future health issues. Even with my wife, I simply teach her the stance just so she can realign her back because she'll start getting pain. Wing Chun teaches you to stack the spine, which helps alleviate stress in the lower back. That's just an example. It can be done with little stress if that's what you want. I'd also recommend Tai Chi. Personally I think Tai Chi mechanics go more in depth than Wing Chun, and carry the same benefits of understanding your body and how to prevent injuries that you may have been leading up to for a decade or longer due to improper alignments or unnecessary stress on ligaments etc. You don't need to perform like an athlete with either of these two styles and both have meditative focuses as well to at least some degree. They both teach you to fight without muscular resistance to strenght when unnecessary, so the stress shouldn't be too high for you so long as you take your time with it. Muay Thai and Juijitsu on the other hand no matter what will require that level of physical strain that may be difficult for you. You could also look into other internal martial arts like Xing Yi, or Ba Gua. They all take a gentle approach, but can be applied in a very stressful manner and can be taught in the manner of someone doing Muay Thai or Jiujitsu, but don't have to be. I'm sure any instructor would be willing to work with you at the pace you require, even if it has to be a once or twice a month private class. Some places are good with private classes since they're more pricey. One Wing Chun school was a bit of a distance away. Their policy was if you do 2 private classes you're free to show up to any public class you want. But besides all that, internal arts in many cases preserve the health aspect which is great for someone concerned with their physical body. It'll if nothing else gently make you more limber and maybe take away some chronic pain. But internal arts are also applied externally, and something like Tai Chi can create massive force through their biomechanics because they took the time to understand the body.

Remember age doesnt matter for anything and goes for martial arts as well. In my Dojo people over 55 has also been practising martial arts.

Injury can be fixed by a Tic Tar master like Chris Leong in Malaysia.

I love the Ip Man films! 3rd one was kinda whack, only bc Mike Tyson wouldn't stand a chance lol. The ending was sweet tho. You also hear they're coming out with a 4th one this year? Scott Adkins will be playing the bad guy role.. :/

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TechAvJBAF, exactly. IP Man has been inspiring people even until this day. When we see people like Ip Man, Bruce Lee and many more who have left a good legacy, one must ask how can I leave a strong legacy as well.

btw, I'm learning wing Chun :D

To bad he only had 50% of the Ving Tsun system. (The center triangle. )

Did you know guys the IP man was the instructor of Bruce Lee.

I like Donnie Yen😀

Very problematic

@@spr1zzy lol true that

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