Thanks a lot bro! Appreciated

Really appreciates the comments! Its an eye opening for us the youngsters to get to know Ving Tsun, all thanks to Peterson Sifu and WSLVT!

Thanks bro! Hope u able to learn alittle info from practitioner from Malaysia~ Cheers!

Very True. That's why I got into Wing Chun. Thank you! We need to have a new generation of a Martial arts actors that will represent traditional martial arts and chinese martial arts. Superstars like Donnie Yen, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li. Are all Semi-retired. Wish they will nurture new talent to keep the movies and traditional martial arts going.

Yes that's very true. Learn and adopt the mindset from martial art into our daily lives, that's matter

Thanks for your kind words Sir!

No Prob! glad u liked it

Thanks man!

Thanks man!! hope it helped you

Thank you that meant a lot for me!

Thaks bro! hope u learnt something from this

Thank you, that meant a lot to the team and sifu :)

I can send u application form to Sifu David Peterson ;)

I think you're great as u already taken the step to practice martial arts, and that alone experience is priceless. u have found out your strength and weaknesses, maybe wushu is just not suitable for you. Where else Wing Chun is another system that are diff from Wushu, i would say just give it a try. You will never know whether u liked it or not if u don't try it. Keep going and dont give up bro! Hope to hear from you soon!

@@keanyong3382 I see your point. If you don't mind me asking, are you a student of Sifu David Peterson (the gentleman featured in the video)? How long have you trained, and have you had any other martial arts experience prior to Wing Chun?

@@isaacchan9003 I'm not a student of David Peterson but I did learnt a lot from Sifu when we producing this documentary haha. Even thr is a student in the age of 50/60ish (the Datin) said she able to keep up with the training for 4/5years. (Btw we are shocked when she able to throw those punch perfectly) and all the students' testimonials are true and non-scripted. Hope this opinion helps!

@@keanyong3382 we learn to walk through failure, no matter how many times we fell down, we pulled ourselves up and kept going until we could run and jump, (for those able to)....one thing in life it is possible to achieve, even if nothing else is achieved, we may always achieve never giving up no matter the cost, death is coming to take the life away anyways, so to achieve never giving up is a great achievement, and the only way to improvement, you know you have what it takes, if you have already learned to walk, just need to apply that same achievement to whatever else you need to achieve.....did you take up Ving Tsun Wing Chun? Something else? How's it going?

You don’t need strength per day to be the best in wing chun.. we have many techniques that are based on leverage, speed, and smooth transition between the hands.. so don’t worry about being strong..

Appreciated! meant a lot to me!

Thank you for your support! peace!

You're most welcome! :)

Thank you bro! appreciated!

Thanks appreciated!!

Thanks for your positive support! Good to know that you are learning WIng Chun too. Best of luck to your practice, I'm sure you can master it in no time!

Max Zhang would be perfect to portray WSL in a movie called: "The king of talking hand"

lol that's one way u view it

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ppaUg66kmNfbqmQ.html "Whatever come's from my first is Wing Chun!"

Wow, I didn't know that, thanks for sharing the news! Can't wait to watch it!! Glad to know there is another brother who adopted the system! Peace bro!

Thanks for being open minded and accepting the culture of our traditional martial arts, it may not be a perfect form in real life combat. None the less, it encourages discipline and calm, for me at least. Hope u enjoyed watching the video thanks!

@@keanyong3382 im Chinese i appreciate my culture and traditions. Im from KL

It is rare to see a Master let alone a Grandmaster fight.....perhaps you have been watching some students who are not that qualified to represent real authentic Ving Tsun Wing Chun...

@@johnbishop9000 Masters? I admire Chu Shong Tin when he talked about how to apply force. But I don't believe he can fight Muay Thai cause he is seriously too slow. You simply can't fight with that kind of clumsy footwork. No one will do chi sau with him and he can't close the distance. How good are you at badminton? That's the kind of footwork that Wing Chun needs.

@@trumplostlol3007perhaps your knowledge and level of awareness of Ving Tsun, does not allow you to grasp anything beyond what you have seen and think that you know. The map is not the terrain. Ving Tsun is designed to be deadly, it is not a sport to show off ones false ego, for bravado and points, it is primarily founded on ethics and Nobility, to be able to defend oneself and others where and when necessary, am sure there is so much more to Ving Tsun than you have seen on a few videos, or has been revealed to you in person......it's all about respect.... something that is earned, or a lesson one needs to learn, perhaps you are too young in psychological maturity to be able to grasp and understand...as you wish to compare Ving Tsun with any other martial art as a from of entertainment.....if you're interested in fighting and sport in one upmanship to win over another to boost false ego, perhaps stick to boxing or something similar that suits your taste and let Ving Tsun be.....your level of provoking is not going to get you anywhere with Ving Tsun....a student is taught according to their humility and capacity to receive.... With all due respect and honour, be well bro 🤜🤚 In real Ving Tsun the best line of defense is attack, even before the other has a chance to land a hit, attack like a Tiger about to pounce on the weakest spots, a finger stab to eye, or throat, or groin to completely end the fight with one hit as fast as possible, no fancy moves, no long drawn out play, just direct and deadly, due to the high level of training in one who has mastered the art, they may hold back from such action, hence your reaction.... Many have tried to train in Ving Tsun to fight, yet they are not representative of masters of the art.....Peace 🤜🤚

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Yes Sir, It might not be a perfect way or the most traditional form, but hey the form evolved to a better version maybe? why don't u give it a try? :)

Uhh Tony Ferguson? lol so much hate. Go do your homework kiddo.

Fernando, Glad to know that you have tried to take on the system. I believe that martial arts needs a lot of patients, dedication to practice or even master, like Hannibal said. It is not liek what u seen in movies badass moves etc. Other forms of martial arts have their forms and style as well as advantage and disadvantage in a fight. There might be a lot of people using these streams to gain money, and others some do it because of their love for wing chun itself, like Sifu David Peterson. U can consider to try other martial arts that you like, and let me know! Hope u enjoy the video! Thanks for you comment!

He's a complete fraud, can't fight at all either, i schooled nearly all of his student's and they tried to make out i was cheating. One day when rolling one student grabbed my elbows and pushed me towards a window on the 3rd floor and i nearly went through it, so i gave off about and they took it that he beat me lol couldn't believe it. Also the other instructors were shite as well. One day a boxer came in to spar the best student and it was embarrassing. The student then left the school and started boxing. I taught wing chun and became seriously disenchanted, its lterally full of frauds. To noobs iwouldnt do this style unless its is for a hobby, not for fighting, kickboxing or muay thai for striking and either judo of bjj for the rest. Peace.

Maybe u are right, I think every martial arts have their strength and weakness. The positive mindset from martial art is what I learnt, thats my opinion. Hope u like the vid, Peace~

Have you beaten a pro fighter? I have beaten mma and muay thai fighters and I train WSL Ving Tsunfor nearly a decade. but of course if you compare amateur fighters with pros that trained for decades the amateur will look bad. regardless of style.