This is very important footage to everyone who has an interest in Wing Chun. In many other styles, the style was either too ancient or circumstances prevented their greatest masters being filmed. It's fortunate that we have this record of one of the true legends of Chinese Martial Arts. It's also inspirational to consider that he passed away a week after this footage was taken.
thank you very much for sharing,,, My dad is a huge Bruce Lee and Yip Man fan and practiced Wing Chun for years. I grew up watching Bruce Lee and have a big respect for Yip Man and Wing Chun, I hope to become a pupil and learn.
叶问宗师, 谢谢您! 给我们大家带来了这个珍贵及有价值的影片，保留到了现在。看了那么多的影片，这是我看过最珍贵的一个。你所付出的一切，将来一定会打动别人的心。I'm appreciated that what you've done for us, thanks Grandmaster Ip Man!! R.I.P...
i have seen this footage so many time on the internet and youtube in particular...this is the highest quality version i've found...this is amazing. thanks for this treasure. RIP GM Ip Man
Very powerful video watching the Grandmaster perform the Mook Jong was incredible. Such agility, strength given his age and condition. Watching his technique has been giving me insight on my own and gives me motivation to study and train harder.
This is poetic, and somber all at once. The man was so dedicated to martial arts that he did this even though he was close to death. His skills are still very apparent from the video, but it's also apparent he is not well. At about 5:47 it looks like his student stepped forward to catch him in case he fell. Yip Man was truly great.
Fantastic historical document for all Wing Chun practitioners. Thanks for posting. We hope we can entice Sigung back over the Scottish border again sometime soon
It's nice to see the real Wing Chun forms demonstrated by Yip Man... Ip Man's Wing Chun... I like!!! Don't know why some say it's not the real thing!!!
This is great that that so many people from the Yip Man lineage can see how he performed the forms. The thing that strikes me is that Sil Lim Tao has more tension in it at certain points than many "Masters" seem to demonstrate. I can see the entire tense & release of force that generates short range power. So many versions seem to be TOO relaxed all the way through.
Thank you for sharing! I did not know this footage even existed! This is an invaluable piece of footage and will certainly help me in my own study or any other Student practioner on the finer points of Wing-Chun form. Thank you so much! 😊👍
@TheMartialartsJedi maybe best to start with sil lim tao as chum kiu builds on the basic movements in sil lim tao. Thats why its taught first but its up to you.
@wutanSpain understand you meaning but Yip Man believed in progression and as long as you have good reason for changes then it is fine to do so, he told Yip Ching once when asked about changing the form that he could do what he wanted with the form, the truth about whether the changes were good ones would be found out down the generations and if the changes survived then they were good.
can you guys please post a breakdown of the chum kiu and the wooden dummy forms? i would like to put it on writing to remember easier while training and i know almost everyone would also like to.. thanks and more power!
This is very important footage to everyone who has an interest in Wing Chun. In many other styles, the style was either too ancient or circumstances prevented their greatest masters being filmed. It's fortunate that we have this record of one of the true legends of Chinese Martial Arts.
It's also inspirational to consider that he passed away a week after this footage was taken.
thank you very much for sharing,,, My dad is a huge Bruce Lee and Yip Man fan and practiced Wing Chun for years. I grew up watching Bruce Lee and have a big respect for Yip Man and Wing Chun, I hope to become a pupil and learn.
@TheLycan11 Most people sell this footage but it was filmed to keep the standard up not make money so Sam and Ip Man's son's agreed to publish it :-)
叶问宗师, 谢谢您! 给我们大家带来了这个珍贵及有价值的影片，保留到了现在。看了那么多的影片，这是我看过最珍贵的一个。你所付出的一切，将来一定会打动别人的心。I'm appreciated that what you've done for us, thanks Grandmaster Ip Man!! R.I.P...
Wow...a real master demonstrating the art...watch and learn,people.
i have seen this footage so many time on the internet and youtube in particular...this is the highest quality version i've found...this is amazing. thanks for this treasure. RIP GM Ip Man
Very powerful video watching the Grandmaster perform the Mook Jong was incredible. Such agility, strength given his age and condition. Watching his technique has been giving me insight on my own and gives me motivation to study and train harder.
Oh! such great footage. Great quality.
How awesome is it to actually have this demonstration by a legend.
Immortalized!
Back this up a million times and it still won't be enough.
This is poetic, and somber all at once. The man was so dedicated to martial arts that he did this even though he was close to death. His skills are still very apparent from the video, but it's also apparent he is not well.
At about 5:47 it looks like his student stepped forward to catch him in case he fell.
Yip Man was truly great.
He was, the best of the best.
R.I.p. grandmaster
This is precious treasure.
Ip Man.. A true legend... So nice to be able to see the true master at work :)
Fantastic historical document for all Wing Chun practitioners. Many thanks for posting
legend lives on
what a strong person ip man was, truely and inspiration
now this is the real wing chun
Amazing. Absolutely. I've actually never seen one this clean. Even the footage at the end of the final Ip Man film doesn't look this good,ha.
Thank you! Sam for Sharing this most valuable footage
Fantastic historical document for all Wing Chun practitioners. Thanks for posting. We hope we can entice Sigung back over the Scottish border again sometime soon
Rest In Peace grandmaster! love you forever!.. -T U R K E Y-
Master Ip Man, you inspire me.
@WingTsunPanda Ip Man often taught the Mok Yang Jong before Biu Gee
It's nice to see the real Wing Chun forms demonstrated by Yip Man... Ip Man's Wing Chun... I like!!! Don't know why some say it's not the real thing!!!
highest of respect to Ip Man Sifu. he might even be the person I respect the most. God bless him :')
r.i.p yip man
This is great that that so many people from the Yip Man lineage can see how he performed the forms.
The thing that strikes me is that Sil Lim Tao has more tension in it at certain points than many "Masters" seem to demonstrate.
I can see the entire tense & release of force that generates short range power.
So many versions seem to be TOO relaxed all the way through.
Thank you for sharing! I did not know this footage even existed! This is an invaluable piece of footage and will certainly help me in my own study or any other Student practioner on the finer points of Wing-Chun form. Thank you so much! 😊👍
Grandmaster of the century!!
The internet is a brilliant thing
@8cspohn its still for sale in many places $20 per form.... a crime in my opinion
bellissimo e grazie di essere esisitito R.I.P...
@TheMartialartsJedi maybe best to start with sil lim tao as chum kiu builds on the basic movements in sil lim tao. Thats why its taught first but its up to you.
the man (IP) the legend thanks for postin this
Thank you for sharing! Most appreciated!
A great video. I think everyone who does kungfu Ip Man have to do it as Ip Man in the video, can not make it different.
Thank you so much after watching both movies I am very impressed with Wing Chun.:) ....Bow
Amazing.
Is the man standing behind GGM Ip Man from 6:41 his son, Ip Ching ? He looks so like GM Ip Ching
@wutanSpain understand you meaning but Yip Man believed in progression and as long as you have good reason for changes then it is fine to do so, he told Yip Ching once when asked about changing the form that he could do what he wanted with the form, the truth about whether the changes were good ones would be found out down the generations and if the changes survived then they were good.
love this :) ip man r.i.p. im on the 108 movement form its nice to see a master work it
Yip Man is my Hero.,,,, I love You ip man really Love you..
@eperedo13th Sadly he passed away in 1972 but his two sons and some of his students are still alive. more info on kwokwingchun dot co dot uk
OMG thank you!
I wanna learn wing chun... too bad wing chun is not here :(
can you guys please post a breakdown of the chum kiu and the wooden dummy forms?
i would like to put it on writing to remember easier while training and i know almost everyone would also like to.. thanks and more power!
Nice.
Thanks for sharing this.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing
@tjwingchun haha go for it Trev - think Ip Chun paid £10,000 just to have it brought up to this quality.
Thank you.
oh nice
great to see the unedited version published, but I would say your next project is to digitally enhance the footage ;-)
sweet. I have this same footage ;)