Lol 😄 He beat me up also. His speed and efficiency was breathtaking. I enjoyed every minute.

Can you please let me know if Grandmaster William Cheung has Wing Chung Schools in New York? Thank you, Jorge Campuzano

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@@AmritSingh-iw4go I do not know, you would have to contact his organization directly.

If it is a real fight, do you think you can be able to beat him using what you have learned from Navy? Respectfully, I am untrained. But I spent a lot of time looking for a disapline to learn as self defense. But I have never seen any footage of Wing Chun beating anyone. I have only seen people using it to block at close quarters. EG, Anderson Silva. But he is also master in Mua thai, BJJ, Boxing.. and many more.

Now go and take an MMA class tell me how that goes.

I dont think so. His students havent even mastered the basics yet, but he's already teaching them too much. More looks like a demo than a real class. Real class usually really boring where the students keep repeating 1 or 2 moves and get it right for hours before they can be allowed to move to the next 'boring' thing, next month.

As Pastor Murray would say, it is not important what you know but that you can teach on all levels.

@Jeff Cockmann i appreciate what you are saying its all about perception. My dad taught both me and my brother but i learned things my brother didnt like wise. To me its dept and perception also individual personality. Glamour has its moments on us humans. Stay cools.

@Jeff Cockmann No, that's not correct. Grand Master William practices Traditional Wing Chun!

@Jeff Cockmann It's all a load of bollocks. Olympic records get broken every year because things progress. Fighting has moved on and anybody paying attention knows the chun just does not work when pressure tested period. Tell me the names of 5 WC "masters" who you think know the "realz". Now link me to a video of them full contact fighting a fully resisting opponent. When you find it impossible to find such videos where all the gracies with the exact same claims (effective system, small man can beat stronger bigger man) have HOURS of footage proving their claims ask yourself honestly why. Spar outside your gym and you will instantly get your answer.

@Jeff Cockmann right, and who else is qualified to question him??? Nobody, in my opinion. I would say zip, except Sir to him.

@Jeff Cockmann Unaware of past. Forgive a humble servant...

@@iranchan9024 lol. It was a courtesy to my sifu so it was free. And no, it's very real.

@GUS GREENBAUM Lame ass bitch

Kung fu, taichi and other chinese "martial arts" only sound good and look good entertainment wise but applying it to a real hand to hand combat these masters would get exposed by a typical mma fighter.

Good/expert martial arts never get into fights

No nonsense, nonsense.... Seems legit

Indeed. A true authority can translate the complex to the uninitiated. He's wisdom with breath.

Awesome reply @@brucemarmy8500

@2niner71 In terms of pure wing chun, he attained levels way beyond Bruce, so I'm pretty sure he could.

@2niner71 The 1-inch punch is a common skill in southern kung fu systems, I'm pretty sure Cheung, as a recognized master of one, is capable of it. His claims about training under Yip Man are commonly accepted as I understand it, unless you have evidence to the contrary. When I said pure wing chun, I meant it in comparison to Bruce's JKD which is a hybrid art, not in search of a platonically "pure" wing chun, or whatever you seem to be interpreting it as.

So very true

Wouldnt the elbow not be necessary because of the fist strike?...This stuff never goes according to plan because of movement dynamics change constantly

@@catatonicandgin5548 You would use multiple attacks to subdue your opponent.

Shifu is Chinese. Isn’t Cheung Korean?

I was thinking the extra same thing before I seen your post. His English is first class

He is a LEGEND the Grand Master of the Wing Chung Kung Fu and the friend of Bruce Lee

It would be a dream come true to study under the Supreme ~ Grandmaster: William Cheung!

@@yashodara1239 Is Grandmaster William Cheung still alive?

Grandmaster Williams is the best khung fu pressure points tactics which is easy to learn when you concentrating on the methods he uses for me to learn his tactics needs to focus more and practice it daily.

I was thinking similar thoughts. My very last karate class I ever took as a young fella, I came home, showered, and watched the two towers go down in NYC on the late night news (yes I'm an Aussie) Patience, confidence, inner peace is foremost before aggression. It's what my sensei's drilled into me. Watching all styles over the years since (thank you internet), just shows it's all physics, and these masters have tapped into the most efficient ways of dealing with bio-mechanics. Thanks for sharing this vid guys.

@Fisticuffs Guilde No it is not bullshit, it's knowing when and where to use these techniques, if you have your opponent under control you can then use these techniques, Trying to do a pressure point strike on a skilled, moving opponent is, I agree, difficult and not a wise thing to try! All techniques have a time and a place, if you manage to control your opponent in say, a headlock then a pressure point strike, if a strike is the right word, perhaps placing your weapon, (Thumb maybe) and applying steady pressure on the correct point is a better description.

Fisticuffs Guilde , that’s why you practice a lot to develop muscle memory . That’s why you don’t have to think about what to do in a fight!!!! Muscle Memory!!!

@@andrecummings13 Then why did i not go down when a saber fencer accidentally hit his saber in two pieces on the back of my neck.

jpsholland , I’m glad you brought that up because your question proves we have pressure points!!!! See you was hit on the back of your neck according to you but you WASN’T knocked out but if hit in the right spot you’re knocked out, it’s called pressure points but you have to practice to know where they are without thinking about it, your sarcasm proved me to be RIGHT!!!!

Val Tito good to hear! Peek A Boo Boxing also teaches blind side development n attacking... Iron Mike Tyson employed it as his killing zone.

Do you eat Ginseng roots & meditate?

Great. Hrlelp

And there is the difference in a true martial artist and most MMA thugs, no disrespect just dropping some truth.

@@keithschultz4187 Yes fighting for money and using the arts as a way of life are truly different. One is to introduce F.E.A.R and the other is to live without it. 8 directions of the Way. Their is only one Way. thx enjoy

@@kasquaskannachehukapapansk9857 yes daily !

Boxers use this same technique. Vasyl Lomachenko and mike Tyson are masters of this.

Wow...you're a delusional clown. Please don't ever step up to someone that really knows how to fight because you will get embarrassed and prob very very physically hurt.

@@goldo1107 ok tough guy

@@socialist-strong You're prob a cringey mcdojo shitfu clown as well. Figures.

You are going to get hurt if you think this will protect you. It's not so much the techniques but the lack of conditioning to real intent, force, pressure and timing. Good teacher or not he would most likely lose badly in a fight against a drunken street thug with no training. Sorry everyone but this is reality. The ONLY way to become good at fighting is by fighting....

kinjo695 are you fucking dumb

Harika Bir sanat

This is my favorite video of my life I have trained with seifu kimo wong for very short time but I still remember everything

I agree , second time I watch

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Need more lesson need more help on them thank you!

it's 27 mins my friend. And packed with gold

I control my breathing's rhythm and unless I am totally committing full power to a technique often jab and kick while breathing both out and in.

@@FrancisMaxino That's good and very unusual, full power can only be achieved when breathing out I believe. A 9th dan TKD I trained with (Master Kim Yung Ho) said to me that all martial arts are 90% the same, the secret being relaxation and breathing, the 10% remaining being the differences in technique. Didn't really understand at the time although I do now! I did Wing Chun for years before i trained in Tae Kwon Do and we were taught to put an upward twist in the punch, connecting with the bottom 3 knuckles, kind of 90 degrees different to the Karate punch twist if you understand my meaning. This puts more power into the punch and I have never seen this demonstrated in any online Wing Chun videos. I wonder why. What do you think?

Like the karate thrust punch, easier said than done, plus, let's face it, when under duress, not wanting to get hit, we tend to resort to the "street" type of fighting,

@João Fernandes do attackers throw punches, while talking? In other words, is it best to strike, when the person is talking trash?

@@stevebrindle1724 the WC punch is much faster and just as brutal. Furthermore, there is a way to punch at full power without injuring your hand. (Not unique to WC).

GrandAdan ooo. O. Lol, I :/ hit up az

No. It's awful.

@@lionsden4563 YOU are awful as a fighter! This 75 year old man would DESTROY you any day of the week!!

No. He's a phony.

For real he looks like a man not to be trifled with.

he's lasered in no doubt. he's gpt purpose

What the hell you meant about that stupid ass make sense when you talk. Asshole

@@realist199 strong words. I meant more along the lines of greg above. I wasn't talking about his size, i see something in his eyes and body language. A quiet timidity that could lead to a bit of instability once he has the confidence of training. No movie influence at all. I've actually seen this in person.

Me? I like peanut &... jelly.😋🍞🍯

@@checkandbalance2903 First of all,wing chung IS greater than any offensive 1 2 3 combination of punches. If someone gives a demonstration he needs the person to stand still,otherwise it would not work.

You just proved the point.. if the other person would t stand still it won’t work. No one stands still in a real fight. You see ??

@@checkandbalance2903 Will you fight against your teacher for a demonstration?

Mr Benedictine I Boxed. We got in the ring and sparred and when you do it for real you understand that there is a vast chasm between “demonstrating “ and a real actual fight. In demonstration the partner is cooperating... its like dance where both sides know the moves. In a real fight your opponents isn’t going to do that. The punches will have way to much force to simply slap away. Look there are more than enough examples of Wing chun, akido, Ect.. practitioners getting destroyed in real fights against average MMA fighters. I was a slightly above average amateur boxer... I haven’t fight in over 15 years yet I guarantee you that my jab is STILL hard and fast enough that there is no way your catching it. Or simply redirecting it consistently in a real fight. We have seen enough MMA matches to know that a mix of grappling , wrestling, physical strength and boxing/ kickboxing easily destroyer ANY martial art alone. A DIVISION ONE wrestler shoots a double leg takedown and no wing Chung or akido move is stopping it.

@@checkandbalance2903 Then i hope there are diciplines out there who learn from experience and not a movie from donnie yen.

There are many different cultures and countries in Asia. KungFu is Chinese. Asia is a continent and Asians are not all the same.

@@zoechang5 come on guy he wasn't going for that yer just being a prick

@@sumboy6183 how am I being a prick if I’m just stating facts lol

@@zoechang5 who asked tho? he never said anything like they are all the same you just immediately had to jump down his throat

@Str8Bidness I think ur overgeneralizing

yip man ...in brazil

Money oriented is ok. But his Wing Chun is crap.

@Tai Chi Tube, Yes. But his Wing Chun is crap mate.

@@lionsden4563 So go and challenge William at his school in Melbourne, if Wing Chun is crap as you say, it should be easy right? Do it, or your nothing but a keyboard warrior.

@@jamest4198, I did many years ago. He declined and asked his son to spar with me instead. I eventually submitted him in seconds. This happened closed door. I didn't say Wing Chun suck. I meant William's Wing Chun suck.

@@jamest4198, Another thing, I'm not a keyboard warrior. I don't hide behind my computer like you. I have contents on my channel.

William Cheung in the 1980's in various international martial arts magazines told everyone that when he lived with Yip Man between 1955 and 1958 he inherited Traditional Wing Chun. The Wing Chun that he and the rest of Yip Man's students learnt in the school from Yip Man was the modified Wing Chun taught to Yip Man by his first master Chan Wah Shun a less efficient version. The Traditional Wing Chun being the original art passed to Yip Man from his 2nd master Leung Bik. The tradition in the original art was to pass the art from Grandmaster to Grandmaster. So to teach the art more openly but still retain the Traditional art within the family the less efficient version was taught. People hate on William Cheung because if he is right they have learnt something perceived as having less value. So they turn it around and call him the liar or the fake. Those that have learnt both methods and have some fighting experience know which is more useful. From a practical point of view most side with Cheung. So thats the reason William gets so many negative comments. In shooting the videos I let people see what he teaches so they can make up their own minds by seeing Traditional Wing Chun as its taught.

In short it's all politics

"Why do so many martial artists think that this man's teachings aren't any good," because they are not "martial artists" but mma fanbois, aka: they have no clue about martial arts.

To a point. My experience in talking with some Cheung students, is that their "traditional" system, was far, far superior to the "modified", to the extent that they rejected chi-ger. Even IF it wasn't "original" why scoff at what is a valuable training tool?

Simple it's no good against more live tested Martial Arts .

Fantasy can be simple, reality is not so

NEVER TOO OLD

Never too old mate, 6 months in - still crap. Just sometimes I get it; feel it - see it.. just sometimes; but knowing my luck !!!. Went to China 3 years ago .. 90 year olds. Success and keep it up.

You know he's going straight to his enemy the second he left class