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You talk of Krav Maga "eye gouge" yet remain ignorant of the fact the Wing Chun form Biu Chi (flying Fingers) features eye gouges, maybe you should have researched Wing Chun a little more. Wing Chun is also taught to elite military forces like the SAS...

@Frankiln Castle Great comment! People only know the "Fatshan Hands" through successful commercialisation. Only a few decades ago you'd be thrown out of a school if you mentioned Bruce Lee, now everyone is selling themselves on the [loose] connection, when before they would tell us Bruce didn't learn all of Wing Chun, now they use the photo's to promote themselves as the style that Bruce Lee learned. Funny how the narrative changes, all over Asia Wing Chun is different [and yet the same], I have seen it in several South East Asian countries outside of China...

@@ninjashinobi2413 Well done

I hate false propaganda

Don't forget to like and subscribe before we get to that fight

Thats me

I can't believe you made me believe in an unbelievable fight

All I needed was this comment, thank you.

You got click baited

In the youtube comment section lol

@@Smorccc made me die laughing

Get used to it. KZfaq is littered by false advertirsement

The title bears false witness. No respect.

I’ve practiced Krav Maga for 23 years and have incredible respect for Wing Chun. I cracked up when he basically called Krav Maga unbeatable failing to realize no martial art is or ever will be unbeatable.

Yeah, totally agree. I've practiced Jeet Jun Do, Muay Thai and now train in Krav Maga. My wife keeps asking me which is "better". There is no black and white answer. It depends on the individuals involved and the circumstance of the fight. However, I will say, Krav Maga covers the widest breadth of possible scenarios and attacks/defenses. But that could also mean that unless you are a master, there is just so much to learn that you aren't great at all the techniques; unlike Muay Thai, which has far less to learn but is brutally effective if mastered. So yeah, it depends. 🤷‍♂

​@@mgs721 when it comes to compare disciplines like aikido, wing chun or Krav Maga yes... there is no black or white. But when you compare these 3 with boxing, bjj or Muay Thai... of course you can see the white and black.

I've studied several art forms, including Wing Chun, TKD, BJJ, Krav Maga. Considering I'm in my late 60's now, Krav Maga is the only one that makes sense to me any more. Most of the movements from the other forms I can't do any longer, but I can still do Krav. It all boils down to the individual in the fight, and what they're capable of. One thing that is good about Krav Maga is that you don't have to be a world class athlete to do the movements. All of the movements are simple and basic. It's a very simple, and effective art form that can be mastered by almost anyone, especially an old fart like myself who can't do a decent kick any longer. lol.

@@carlschnackel3051 The problem I see about Krav Maga is that is difficult to check your real abilities when in most of the gyms that offer this discipline there is no sparring. It shows you how to do different movements to complete a coreography when the person you are practicing with is told to hit you in a specific way, in slow motion and in a certain place of your body. Real life is not like this. There is caos and is difficult to predict what the oponent is going to do and thats why it does not matter how many times you try a movement because when you face a real life scenario the probabilities on someone kicking or hiting you the same way as during training is really low.

Eye gouges is my favorite on bigger guys.Short cuts works best.

Wing chun really good for self defense. I study it for awhile. I have been attack by clients that I work for. It’s good for blocking, redirecting, and controlling the hands. I can’t follow up strikes or I lose my job.

Yes, Robert. That makes this video a bit one sided with not including that Wing Chun does have those same types of strikes as Krav Maga.

@@GVH1305 suuuuuuuuuree lmao. Wanna name a few places like that? Great for some Dojo storming

@@fernandocantu6966 damn what line of work are you in?

It's also about your opponent. No matter how good you are, if your opponent is better, he can whip your ass. The path to a championship is strewn with ex-champions.

YES! Exactly!

Yees i just say Ipman!!! And thats the answer to Everythang. Zak Sweden Malmoe city. L&R

Very much true in my experience. 🙂

exactly if you are a good 150 Lb Win Chun taking on a Good 240Lb Krav Maga 7 out of 10 Times Krav Maga will win..

Bil gi....

@@Steve-qi7ek biu gi

Hmmm. OK. 👍

Me too. BC wing chun emanates from gung-fu that practice "in fighting". In gung-fu you have arm and leg immobilization technics that counter wing chun since wing chun was made for females a female. Bt whatever your practice is what works for you. My Instructor said toe that one self defense move is not better than another. He said what makes it different is that the movements in gung-fu are superior to all the rest since they all come from gung-fu.

@@personalinsanity2238 "Biu Gee (thrusting/darting fingers) is sometimes also referred to as Biu Tse, Biu Jee or even Bil Gee. The different ways to spell it, arise because it is hard to Romanise (put into Latin or western letters) Cantonese speech. Despite the different spellings the pronunciation in Cantonese is the same." you're both right

Excellent saying.Hopefully more people will learn that.

Quite right! The conclusion of this video doesn't make sense.

Agreed! Some vids say wing chun/ krav maga is useless, and some say they are brutally effective. In the end it's just how you change/adapt techniques on the spot during an attack. But take my opinion with a pinch of salt cos I don't know neither of these martial arts

Appsolutely.👍

Intent wins. If you train as a sport you fight like it's a sport. Train like its life or death you fight like its life or death.

@@gdolphy no better comment then yours

Charles that is not true. neither one is martial arts. Most ppl have no clue about what martial arts is. especially karate practitioners. Wing chun is kung fu, not gung-fu which is martial arts. KM is basically a mixture of fragmented self defenses and will not work against a martial artist. That is a real martial artist who knows PaQua kuntao style the only martial arts from Shaolin. Wing chun was never practiced in northern or southern Shaolin

That's where plan B comes in: Punch back.

@@alanesser6440 I follow ... but I am not going to tell Mike Tyson he is wrong.

Exactly right! That's where character and state of mind makes the difference. That is the key for winning a real fight. I have seen very skilled fighters in the dojo, who would not have any change of winning a real street fight against a real agressor. Of course fighting skills do make a big difference, but it all starts (and ends) in the mind..🙂

I can top Mike's statement. "Everybody has a plan until they get shot in the head".😂😂😂

@@aroonramcharitar6396 You are too good for us. LoL. Respects.

you're right. it's not about the techniques. it is all on the individual. so why don't any of these fake "martial arts" teach the individuals how to actually fight? but instead. waste their Paying customers! time with flashy looking techniques the instructors can't eve use to defend themselves with? as evidenced by the fact none of them have ever fought or sparred before. or are too embarrased or dishonest to display their skills by fighting or sparring now. and why is it, that the only "traditional" martial arts i can find sparring, or fight footage for. excluding karate, sanda and taekwondo. is wing chun. and why do the wing chun practitioners look no better than weekend warriors, like from rough'n'rowdy when they actually do spar or get into "street fights". or look like trained boxers, kickboxers or mma fighters who do actual real competitive fight training. clearly displaying they train something completely different? could it be. that they are fraudulent?!?!?!

Not true, I reckon if you put a world class boxer in an mma ring with a world class wrestler I think the wrestler would win.

@@joeyflat1452 not necessarily. the reason you think that is because all MMA fighters. even the gracies. actually had standup experience and training. No one goes in with no standup. although MMA fighters for the most part aren't that great at striking either. a real wrestler fighting a boxer, or dedicated striker would look like a rough'n'rowdy "warrior" up until the point he feels comfortable trying a takedown. and the reality is. he might not be able to emotionally keep it together enough to do better than "Milling" wildly, if he has very limited standup sparring or combat experience.

Funny how the fighters that win all the fights just happen to train combat sports…

It helps to have experience on the streets. It's a whole different mindset.

Yes, exactly, whatever you study, it must be tailored to you, flow, and be tested!

Thank you for sharing the information.

Precisely.

KM is hard on the body especially the little fingers, joints too as BJJ involved. Class friend went from KM to Wing Chun as easier on body but discovered the power involved if you hit an attacker is unreal!

I've been learning jiu-jitsu for almost 2 years and breaking someone's arm or leg or putting them to sleep I'd say is pretty effective.

You just told us you never been in a real fight in your life, particularly one with real danger.

😅🤣😂...tear out a jugular? 😆😅🤣

100000% in other styles you don't focus on taking someone out as much, more just how to fight someone. That being said, Kung fu is the budget bin crap of the martial arts world....next to aikido

@@moonstryder1740 El krav maga tampoco funciona, es igual que el wing chun

deep. balls deep.

Pay respects to the author of that quote, for FK sakes!

just lol dude.

Very true indeed. I can remember reading about a 1990's heavy contact 'all styles' tournament. Heaps competed.....the winner was a Taekwondo do practitioner......a style that is somewhat regarded by some as impractical.

Loads of skills, good strength - not so many skills, amazing strength. Fairly fair fight.

But in equal conditions. Cough cough

Bull....

Actually, there is and you can see when someone is truly outclassed with superior techniques. But that would mean they both have to have reached a certain level of fighting ability, most of the time it comes down to the individual fighters but there are superior styles as well.

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like bruce lee said "Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, add what is essentially your own"

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Wing Chun effectiveness depends greatly on the teacher. Some teachers focus more on the art, others on the martial. My Sifu was very principles based, and incorporateed kickboxing footwork/principles where it became a MMA style with wing Chun base... currently a brown sash. Physical fitness sessions, and Also put on pads frequently to allow for contact training, not just dummies and 'soft' training, heavy bag training, etc Like every martial art/ defense style, they all can be effective if you learn from a good teacher.

@@huey7437 and the person that uses it

@@huey7437 so Jeet kune Do then?

Uhhh. Yeah they do. Snake Stance means literally *Nothing.* Is it Water Snake Stance, Shadow Snake Stance, King Cobra Snake Stance, Golden Snake Stance, Or Snake Fu Stance? Also, is it Crane Stance? Eagle Stance? Falcon Stance? Imperial Hawk Stance? *Or,* to get even more detailed: is it *Black Crane* Stance, Grey Heron Stance, or Green Heron Stance? Green heron is *Purely and Solely* about Leg stance. A master of the Green Heron Stance could fight most opponents with his hands literally tied behind his back. Black Crane Stance is a combination of the Water Snake and Mantis Stances, so as to allow for Fast, repetitive hand strikes, whilst also limply moving like a snake

Yeah, like cobra snake with scales and crane bird with feathers 😂

@@jamiebrown1991 they said snake or bird not cobra or crane idiot

Exactly bud....heres my translation to what you said .....( let's say sum1 wants to run a marathon. But only one guy trains once a week while eating Cheetos... And your opponent runs and trains 6 out of 7 days a week.. All I gotta say is DUUHHH.. You might Finnish the race on hands and knees crawling across the Finnish.. But the one who wants it more and has more motivation and fortitude will litteraly walk all over ya ass lol.... )!!

Thats what krav maga is designed for though. Its a self defence system, not a martial art. It is designed to eliminate the threat as quickly as possible using any means necessary. Whether you hurt someone real bad or not is irrespective to Krav.

Martial art is an art. It is about you getting better in a situation that you do not need or can fight .. So you practice it the way that makes sense. Relative safety and being able to make as many people pracitce it as possible On the other hand if you know that you want to kill then you use different approach. So there is no oppsition here. Synergy . They are like peace time training and wartime ttraining. There is a difference, ha?

🤦‍♀️ oh shut up.

What are you talking about? disarm a knife with a side step and I headbutt if the circumstances are right no matter what style you use it's called improvising reflexes, if you get ahold of someone's arm no matter if they have a knife in there hand or not it doesn't take much pressure to make him drop it.

@@wesleywillis3914 oh shut up.

Even if you win against a knife you will get cut . A wise men once told me use you 2 feet and run like hell.🙂

@@florese4804 I've been in a situation but sure I'll shut up, these comments are ridiculous it's not hard to disarm a knife from someone a knife is a joke I've had people pull knives on me and once they seen I wasn't backing down they would run, the only kind of person that would come at you with a weapon is a coward, I don't claim to be no master martial artist just someone who's been in several situations where people have came at me with weapons and failed miserably believe whatever you want it's your right but it's not hard to disarm someone with a knife I promise, but if this person with the knife is coming at you aggressively and you don't have faith in yourself and you feel that you're going to get hurt yes your best bet is to run, and not rely on any type or style of martial arts, that's what the side step and head butt was referring to wasn't literally a method to dodge someone coming at you with a knife, just that a knife can be desarmed easily,some people don't have that mentality they see a blade and they panic if that's you don't depend on any type of martial arts or newspaper's to help you in that situation if you don't have it in you and just get out of there!

… half there

The truest Factor that determines who will win in a Fight is Willpower. The biggest Strongest man in the world will be *Beaten to death by the hands of a man 2 feet smaller than him* if his Will to survive is that much lower. Size can be manipulated against you. Strength can be manipulated against you. Speed can even be manipulated against you. All the matters is who in the fight is willing to Die to Win. Get behind a body builder, kick his knee from the back as hard as you can, and his own body weight will shatter his knee cap on descent, effectively ending the fight *And* his Bodybuilding career for the rest of his life. Size means nothing against Raw Will power.

False If I use the martial art of "gunnin-you-down" I would win

That is true, it seems this has become the age of pitting martial arts against each other, something that started when MMA and Gracie jujitsu came in. This has caused most martial arts to be discriminated against especially the traditional systems. Martial arts has lost the respect of being arts of self-defense . They have now become arts of savages and self glory.

@@khamariblair7284 Martial Arts were only ever Self-Defense techniques for those who weren’t supposed to have that knowledge. Lol, Martial Arts can be traced back to India over 15,000 years ago, starting with Kalaripayatu. The Indians believe Kalari is literally the remnants of the fighting tactics of Haré Krishna’s armies that “Harnessed the Power of Shakti to put an end of the Influence of Shiva once and for all.” Supposedly, the Ancient City of Krishna was obliterated and sank into the sea due to the ferocious battle, and the mortals who survived in India Thus developed Kalaripayatu from the remaining knowledge of this “Before Time.” Kalari then was stolen by the Far East as trade routes were re-developed and the Chinese encountered skirmishes with Kalari Practitioners. Thus, Karate was born from the teachings of Kalari. Doesnt it seem weird that the Indians invented Kalari, and then suddenly their neighbors started practicing “Karate” several thousand years later, and yet Indians are hardly ever given credit for inventing Martial Arts?

Same opinion where is the fight bull shit video

Yes. It was so fast you missed it. Next time, watch faster.

@@matthewk6731 Lol watch faster. I'm going to use it

It's like a what if kinda thing doesn't matter anyway no one martial art is better though I participate in Krav Maga and would like to see it win😆

KMT? Do you mean Krav Maga? And the “T”?

This could be good. Only because JKD shares the philosophy of using every weapon by any means necessary. Had Bruce gone on to finish what he started JKD could definitely be a force of brutality comparable to KM. A lot of people seem to forget the basis of JKD and what it really means. Bruce's mind was on another level and he implemented that at all times when building JKD.

Jeet Kun Do came from Wing Chun...essentially thats what JKD is- Wing Chun minus forms with amendments made by Bruce Lee. He didn't like the stiffness and applied his philosophies of formlessness and flow to the fighting concepts of WC to "perfect" the art in a way

@@davethegaultney224 wrong. JKD’s base is Wing Chun, but in reality it’s a mix of the best basics of all martial arts Bruce got to study: boxing, TKD, judo, jiujitsu, etc... and he had the same philosophy of Krav Maga about winning by any means. JKD also does eye gauging, groin attacks, etc...

Excellent comment. My respect. I’m from UECHI RYU Karate Do. Which Karate Do style did you practice?

@@sgoldon3886 Tae Kwon Do

Sir you are a genius

Well said, and not dissimilar to what I wrote above. "either style 'could' win depending on the environment, individual participants and their particular state of mind/body/etc."

I really wanted to see the match. We were fooled.

Good point. Still educational.

@@brokentombot Kung fu is better because wing chun is not just wing chun and kung fu boxing is not just boxing. The reason it isn't just boxing is to do the things krav is meant to be good at by developing attributes not just techniques that fill in gaps between the different kung fu styles using energy sensitivity. Kung fu styles are different yet the same wing chun is separate in theory matches at kung fu gatherings but even wing chun is mostly what is wing chun Its white crane a different style snake white eyebrow all different but it's not an upgrade 2.0 it's also while it's different it's the same you combine it with other shaolin and that includes hungar Mongolian styles in shaolin kickboxing in shaolin the basis of karate ... but the skills aren't only techniques they are attrubutes to deliver krav maga like efforts with better awareness and better results because they are techniques but not really they are mostly attributes. Attributes make you better at everything you do because it's not a technique it's a general skill. Not everyone teaches it that way but that's the right way to teach it. It makes you a better fighter overall by allowing you to be inclusive not exclusive. So wing chun works best in wing chun ... and shows you that but it never goes in without the other styles. That inclusion in shaolin makes it what it actually even is. That way it mixes best with jiu jitsu due to the diversity and grappling attributes that are in between styles. Being exclusive is what some teach ... You need even other grappling energy theory even in just kung fu to even make wing chun work let alone techniques ... in the end you see it's not techniques but better control of attributes and skills overall. While krav maga is mostly techniques and will ... It's easily just how you do that ... for instance when I fight it's kind of street because that's where I learned ... ie trading a kick to my back with an uppercut or head clinch... mixed with bridging and ubiquity of attribute skills from kung fu as well as boxing and kicking diversity ... then my grappling is the gamut bjj but mixed with the older aikido old jiu jitsu exact judo applications. I learned bjj and shaolin first wing chun is simply a type of shaolin.

@@brokentombot I know nobody in the world listens about kung fu partially because IT IS complicated so unless you see and understand it you don't know the value, but it's the fixes and in between skills. Once you understand the outside attributes that fix gate blocking and grappling too ... that make traps work instead of repeat you then learn the same attributes that create a freedom where you don't need to trap at all to have the same benefits. I don't ever suggest going to battle though with just one lone type of shaolin which wing chun is ... That's only for the temple or theory fun fights. You go in with jiu jitsu and all of kung fu chin na judo aikido etc.

@@brokentombot With Krav it's a standalone art but that's not true with wing chun though I meet people like that. Kung fu is meant to be used as a specialty along with other kung fu and jiu jitsu or chin na which is the root of jiu jitsu and bjj too.

Your cup would be to full, simplicity is the key, intensity beats extensity every time !!

Well said bro, learning Martial Art is for protect & defend not hurting peoples or to compare which are best of the best martial art...u heard about Pokolan it part of Pencak-Silat from Malay Peninsula...?

@@PencakPokolanBawean hi thank you for your compliment :) :). martial arts often used for self discipline, relaxation and making friends. I also i learning the martial art history in origins of the culture and history, which is very interesting and vibrant at the same time. Umbrella term for a class of related Indonesian martial arts , it very effective system for the psychological ends and physical heath. according to Wikipedia. The sport is recognised as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) .

The martial art of Me is the best 😆 your mind is the most powerful weapon period

That's to prevent injury if you resist a lock or rip you will always have serious injury to your neck shoulder elbow ,so if your being thrown go with it or the person doing the move will add more power , any decent krav club will pressure test and push it but you can't go full throttle especially when you get in your 40's upwards

That is the way to go.. Also fighting style usually has strikes and throws and so on... Not just one...

Train in multiple styles. Be versatile. And always break a leg, arm quickly to end the threat.

Same. They really do compliment each other. Both give each other just a little more efficient and and extra edge.

Well if you really do and I trust you. Is wing chun by its self any good in a real fight

Well, "Superfoot" Bill Wallace (world champ) once said "80% of fights end up on the ground, but 100% of fights start standing up". You can use wing Chun techniques from the ground, but that's "not what they're meant for". At the end of the day, the better practitioner will win, thus making this video...meh. If you can find a good school and a good teacher, you'll be just fine. But I would recommend filling your knowledge with as many resources as you can.

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well, that is what it is all about...

Lol...nice

U put your right leg in... shake it all about, do the roundhouse and that's what it is all about...

My Wing Chun instructor also trained in Silat. It shares ALOT of similarities with Wing Chun. But the definitely implement more offensive it seems. Forgive me if I'm mistaken I do not k ow much about silat.

Tq bro

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Agree. 100%

With all the respect, you are forgetting about UECHI RYU Karate Do…

In MMA who used Krav Maga mostly to win?

@@reimourrpower9357 krav maga is not allowed in MMA

@@markusshelby3436 yeah causes soldiers train that to kill people

@@sherlanjuandaputra1168 yep,,,, that's the idea

Many martial arts styles are like playing chess. Complicated moves and concepts that take a lifetime to learn. But that's the beauty of those styles. And the "Art" indicates there's a spiritual side to be adopted in life. Krav Maga is a fighting style. Not an "Art". There's no spirituality involved in defending yourself. Krav Maga is also like learning to play checkers...a lot easier to learn...and they give you a sledge hammer to make your moves. Pure brutal attitude. Game over. Next idiot attacker.

Hi, I have been learning Wing Chun for about 8 years now, the big take away from my school, they want to teach you at least one self-defence technique in your first lesson. They want you to walk out the door on your first day with something that will work in real life. The first few months are spent refining these very basic skills, before actually getting into the real wing chun stuff. It is easy to get a good level of self defence, but yes, it will take many years to master. I have never studied Krav Magar, however I hold this art with great respect. I am guessing the same, you will get great self defence moves fairly soon, but again, to really master the art will take any years. Best wishes on your choice. My Wing Chun style focuses on internal energy, which I don't KM does, it's a pretty interesting area. There are a lot of arguments for and against, the best thing it to look at both and make up your own mind. Best wishes.

I have to disagree with you on your take regarding the practical knowledge and application of Wing Chung. I vouch that within 6 months under a complete competent teacher the layman practitioner can be given a wealth of immediate offensive and defensive skills.

@@michaeltruthson6262 as can any martial art, but to really master it takes a long time. Krav was designed to be taught quickly. One reason that it's favored by some militaries. They don't have 6 months.

@@michaeltruthson6262 I bet any wingchun fighter gets his ass beat at any MMA gym in the world. Name one wingchun fighter who's a champion or even a contender in any prominent fight organization.

@@MrLuckybeast13 well former champion Andersen Silva is a high level wing Chung practitioner.

I studied Wing Chun over the years Kris Riley, and respect Hung Gar. You guys were the only Kung Fu system that would spar us at the big tournament in DC

Very good. I just personally do not like that eye stuff It is better to kill .. More humane and more economic. So, if you fight you do what you have to. If it is just a fight then .. if it is survival then. .. The time is nearly non existent but you can recognize them ny itime span. If it is more of survival then you have about 1 to 2 seconds. If you have more then the chances are you can have second move. So, the first thing is the actual reflex move.. That is why so important it is to have block, that is together with evasion that is also a preparation for throw, hit, or any move that can immiediately be restraining or decapicitating. All without losing the balance and position advantage with proper breathing and situation awareness. So good luck..

Wing chun can be extremely violent and this video is oversimplifying these styles. Just like BJJ or philipino martial arts! Some people can use it very well and with high viopence while others are more defensive. If you get past the wooden dummy in WC you're going to be effective. People rarely understand eastern mindset