That is why Wing Chun is known as Chinese Boxing. All open or closed hand attacks are centered making it possible to eliminate an aggressor.

MORE THAN EXCELLENT, This is how I have taught my students for years.....Against "Real Life "punches. Always had a problem with the traditional way Wing Chun teaches people to basically fight against "straight arm vertical punches"? Highly linear strikes that regular people don't throw. This is more like it, use the Wing Chun principles against "sloppy hooks" And deflect and control head against "sloppy takedowns" and you "will win a hundred Battles"😏.....This was good stuff.

I love a great technique and great teaching all your students are blessed to have you God bless

This is awesome. This guy literally explains the whole thing so well, makes it look easy. Sifu Lee I wish they taught it this way in boxing

Mike is excellent! He's a great training partner. Your instructions are calculating and precise. Not only are your techniques effective, but I especially enjoy the reasons for them and the determined outcome. Thank you.

This illustrates not only the effectiveness of Wing Chun, but why well trained and experienced Boxers usually CLOBBER Street fighters. They are used to dodging or blocking big punches like that and punishing the opponent afterward.

Fantastic as always. I really appreciate that you demonstrate the application of the theory in bite-sized chunks that I can digest and practice. You and Mike are a great teaching team.

Well done, well explained video. I’m open minded, but very picky about my WC videos😉. I like your approach and training drills. Great way to build contact reflexes.

Very good! Very clear. Love it!

brilliant...restores my faith in my confidence

You’re a great Sifu! Thank you!

Great lesson, guys! Thank you so much!

This is a great drill. I really appreciate the application breakdowns

It’s interesting to get the perspective from a feeder as well. Thanks for the lesson!

REally nice drill! love it! thank you.

This is great bor the bareknucles wen you can use footbwork or slips to evade the shot

Great video. I like how your hitting heavy its something some training methods miss is they forget your opponent has alot of force and your blocks need to be done correctly to not just cave in

We do that in Kenpo also, driving forward even though you're on defense.

These are good videos and a good approach in how to utilize Wing Chun in an actual fighting situations, having said that, there are fine tunings that can be applied that are more effective counters against hooks, hail Marys, and sucker punches.

This guy is no joke😧so good

As a second movement, after the intercept, you can also try to step in and lop sao the haymaker arm into a standing kimura.

Great 👍🏽 lesson

You both are amazing. I learnt a lot, so I suscribe!

Great lesson. I learned a lot here! I've been taught to block palm up (Tan Sau). Is it a slower way to block sir? And subbed!

Yes you are correct chain punches finish the fight not start. If you start with chain punches then you do not understand wing chun..

2:26 This move reminds me of having a shield and a lance or sword basically your attacking and defending at the same time.

Nice, its cool to see somebody who portraits the wt as a usefull martial art.

Thank you.

good use of the focus mitts for WC technique..

Block haymaker with a high rear gate poc and a high front gate ton done at the same time. So if it's a right haymaker coming in, use your right as a poc to the high rear gate, and a left ton to the high front gate.

Good teacher

Good Training Ideas

Excelent. Hi from Argentina

very good instruction

Hey man Love your videos, I do jiu jitsu and my teacher mentioned sifu fong to me because i really like how trapping fits in with BJJ, you da man

this is what I was looking for for a long time.. would you consider doing a seminar in Holland?

Thanks bro

Thnx,

Love it

Feels like im learning combos in a fighting game.

Can you do some tutorials on wing chun or jkd techniques when sparring with boxing gloves?

I have a couple issues with the technique and the training methodology. Firstly the way you're doing these drills. Idk if it's just for the video but you're not actually trying to hit him in the head, it looks fast and hard but you're aiming for his arm so he doesn't actually need to block anything, if anything this would teach you to block too far out. Then there's the cross framing one, you the padholder is doing all the footwork to create the angle with your self trap thing while he's just standing still. You gotta make them use their movement to get angles on their own cos an opponent isnt going to do it for you in real life. I don't actually have too many issues with the techniques, you did a great job explaining why you did what you did at the end. Still I'd be worried about using that long guard if you've trained it the way you have, with a block like that you risk catching into the elbow and the punch getting through anyway and my concern is that if the aren't used to blocking shots properly that's what will happen. I did also question that punch but if you follow up straight after as you suggested then it makes sense. In a very wing chun way you aren't moving your head off the centre line which I find concerning. I will say I think this is more effective with an elbow, just head down hands high and smother the punch and simultaneously fire off an elbow, or maybe sneak in a cheeky headbutt. Though that needs to happen earlier.

To make this self-defence work , we need to practice a lot of time and also mentally prepare.

Question sifu lee, what happens to the other side of your head if you successfully block and punch at the same time ? cause the other portion of your head is open.

just curious, do you also trained in other displines, such as kickboxing/muay thai/mma? you got really nice training method shown in this clip

Great technique and mindset for how to handle a fight in the street. Question: What about if your opponent is bigger than you, do you still use the same approach?

Good

I have praticed wing chun for a decade. I love it just as i love bjj. I want to integrade the sticky hand technique more in the bjj game. Can you break this down. Would love it.

Also why if you are already a professional boxer it is very easy to learn.

your best bet is a much bigger guy in a red man suit you can hit full force , and a 300 lb heavy bag to practice your groin and gut kicks. you you can stay on your feet its working

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Like win chun

What is the name of the block?

After doing this block, a better thing to do is duck while circling in toward his back and apply a low bear hug rather than trading punches. Then pull him down backwards by kneeling on one leg for a takedown and mount.

What kind of school did you go to that you saw those punches every week? In all my years in highschool in the Netherlands I never saw a real fight

Coming from VA I've always called it the "redneck right" cause its the first punch any untrained dude will throw out there.

I liked the way Mr. Lee demonstrated in the beginning of the video the haymakers beginning with the opponent's arms and fists dangling low to the sides of the torso. I didn't like the bulk of the alleged "haymaker" punches performed with a trained boxing guard. Those are sloppy hook punches. Some of those emulated thug punches I also, really didn't like because, they resembled "John Wayne" Hollywood stunt man punches As Mr. Lee indicated trained conventional boxing punching assailants are statistically improbable in low percentages occurring iin a street fight. The "simultaneous parry and hit" I partially liked but, believed the the hit should be directed slowly for safety in practice drills, to the opponent's windpipe and not the facial targets countering .an opponent's sucker punches

isn't a tan sao structurally better against a hook

Right?..

I watched a Wing Chun guy get destroyed by an overhand right from a boxers repeatedly. If it has no answer for that it isn't worth a fart for self defense.

ok where is your kwoon cuz I wanna train there!

"sucker punch" is a term that used to mean you get hit with a cross without the set up jab. Because you shouldn't be allowing a cross to hit you without a set up. It's coming from the power hand. Now it means a punch that you DON'T see coming or even expect to happen. How do you defend something that you don't know is coming lol. You be aware of your surroundings, and hope and pray it doesn't knock you unconscious and that you can recover to possibly defend yourself. This should be called "how to defend against a drunk guy who telegraphs a wild haymaker."

a sucker punch by definition isnt stoppable or reactable too...as the definition of a sucker punch is the one you never had a chance to see coming........

I am not sure about this. First of all, you don't know the exact trajectory of the punch, so that block may or may not intercept it. Secondly, it may intercept it and still the force and momentum may cause it to hit your face. It's not like the block will necessarily stop the coming punch. If the other guy is stronger or if the punch is well thrown (even if not perfect in technical terms) you may get hit. Then you could be knocked out or stunned. Finally, the idea of attacking at the same time, means that you are moving towards the attack. Moving towards a big incoming punch. It does not look like a great idea to me.

It would be slightly better if you stepped in when trying to hit him and give the guy some real force

How would we defend if someone knew Mauy Thai ? We would have legs coming at us as well ....

my black brother's determination as a example made him go zombie 😅

Not pratical in a real combat situation. It requires too much form. Not many practitioners can maintain form under pressure.

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Better hope he doesn't throw a left jab or a straight right.

Wing chun cute on camera = Never has produced a MMA champion speaks volumes

Actually you are not attempting to hit him, but his arms. Bad training. If you train the drill realistically, he will have to adapt; only that will be educating and helpful.

So let me get this straight, you are going to block my left hook with your right arm and counter at the same time with some kind of left jab which has no body weight behind it because you could not throw that shot with any footwork. And this makes sense because i dont have a working right arm. Honestly it would be really easy to counter this counter.

Lol! Boxing will prevail over haymaker better than wing chun. Notice that the haymaker will cock his strike? This is telegraphing intention. Boxing involves moving in and out, while wing chun fighter must stand close to his adversary. Fatal flaw of wing chun is not tucking in the jaw, guarded with shoulder, and hand guard is dropped too low.

Good techinique but in real fight the oponent dont atack Witherspoon mitts

Sand the floor

Hopefully the guy doesn’t know a check hook

Just a pointer, if you guys are trying to teach people to defend themselves from street attacks, you should do 80% sparring with a non wing chun practitioner. Just let some practitioner from any other art that employs those big clobbering attacks stand in for the practice of this scenario. Even just borrow a heavyset bouncer and pay him for a couple hours work. That is bad technique and could get someone hurt. First of all a weighty opponent throwing a full body haymaker and you are just sticking your arm out and thinking you are going to block the punch… its not happening. The punch is just going to push right through your arm and continue to its target. Do an experiment right now. Hold your arm out straight. Have a partner push on your arm with medium effort. Youll see you wont be able to stop them from moving your arm even though they aren’t using full force. No matter how hard you try to hold your arm straight, they can easily push it. Now imagine a large dude jacked up on adrenaline is throwing his whole body at you and you are just there with your arm straight. You are going to sleep. That punch is going to crumble your block and keep on sailing. Another fault. While you are blocking with an extended arm, you are simultaneously punching with the other arm. Nothing is guarding your head. You are now completely defenseless. Bad technique. If you are determined to block a haymaker, the best thing would just tucking your chin down and holding your arm up against your head with a bent elbow. But personally I would just avoid blocking something like that. Haymakers are hugely telegraphed. Use that opportunity to move closer and up against your opponents body where the punch will miss. From there I would shoot on them, but you being a wing chun practitioner that is a perfect opportunity to unload on their body mass.

But you are not hitting against his head but out against his arms in the air?!?.

Yeah and I guess ur mind thinks ten times the speed of normal humans so you can analyze all this in a fight. This isn't even muscle memory it's analysis that at full fight speed is impossible.

Win chuck Battle cross?! What a joke.

MITTS GIVE ONE A FALSE SENSE OF CONFIDENCE. IN A REAL FIGHT I WON'T HAVE MITTS NEITHER WILL MY OPPONENT HAVE MITTS. IT'S ALL BULLSHIT.