You have a good eye for quality. You are very knowledgeable.

@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu thank you Sir, I only know a little

@@vingdragon One of my students said, "The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know."

@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu so true, so true. Thanks to mutual sharing we could better understand this art.

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

Thanks for watching. We try to illuminate the areas of Wing Chun that other people don't.

Thank you very much.

Thank you for the compliments. And thank you for watching.

Low is better ....

That's an interesting fact.

@rumsbums3113 Given the option between too low or too high, too high is more useful as you rarely deal with agressors who are noticably shorter. I see among dummy users with too low arms a tendency to train the bong sau lower as the arm is lower, which opens the head more. Dummies are very good at building muscle memory, so bad habits there become bad habits in sparring/fighting. But too far either way is not going to be good.

i think the preference is a kind of 'neutral' height for wc, as that's fully defensive for middle and lower and high (middle can raise, or lower, to match the different attacks, but if you're always high then the lower targets open up and hard to defend and vice versa. It's evident as chain punching should be neutral and raise up to hit a head target, not start high and just stay high to go in. Much better to punch his jaw than his forehead (break your fingers). @@ehisey

Thank you. Happy Year of the Dragon.

Master Bruce Lee is who inspired me to enjoy martial arts along with Jackie Chan because he's cool to

Thankyou for sharing your knowledge 🙏 it's very helpful for the understanding of what it was originally designed for. I remember being taught in the early years of my training that the wall mounted Wooden Man was called a "Live" Dummy and the Wooden Man on the floor referred to, as a "Dead" Dummy. But as you explained in the clip, that the Wall mounted dummy is "Active" makes better sense as it sounds more functional as a training aid

@@bogwoppit792 I'm glad you found the video to be helpful.

Thank you for your kind words. Regarding the wooden dummy, you can practice the wooden dummy form without using the dummy. Just remember to fully extend your punches and kicks, which you can't do when you're working on the dummy. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the seminar.

no, not really. There's a lot of attributes not being discussed or demo'd here, which are necessary. It's very important to lightly spar with mma / boxers to reveal one's weaknesses and while not getting concussions.

So postions, angles and defensive responsibility don't exist in boxing. Tell me you know nothing about striking or boxing without telling me you know nothing about boxing and striking

@jacobharris954 a nice and obedient "student " I see

There is no Qi Gong Value to hitting metal

It's better than training with nothing.

I'm glad you liked it.

Wow! You really paid attention. Thanks for watching.

@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu always my pleasure.

@@JKDVIPER Thank you.

I've seen him deal with boxers. It didn't go well for the boxers.

I will spar wing chun vd boxing, lets see how you fair

@@jacobharris954 Sure kid. Come on by.

@@GaryLamWingChunKungFu wasnt challenge you, either was challenging idiot boy. And i am far not boy. Little one

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.