Three Stages to Learning the Wing Chun Pivot

I'm Sifu Kai Taylor and I have 20 years of experience learning and teaching Wing Chun, including three years full-time under my Sifu, Jim Fung, and three years full-time under my Sigung, Chu Shong Tin in Hong Kong.
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I'm Sifu Kai, and I have 23 years of experience, including three years of learning from Grandmaster Chu in Hong Kong. Wing Chun - popularised by Ip Man (my great-grandmaster) and Bruce Lee - was invented by a Buddhist nun around 400 years ago and is designed to suit any body type, big or small.
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[@ljankok]

thank you for sharing this, your explanation is brilliant.

[@KaiWingChun]

Thanks! I'm glad you found my explanation useful! 🙏

[@andrewmason8691]

33 years of training WC, I can't understate how good this video is. It will still take years to fully comprehend and develop the skills to apply this knowledge, but Kai has shared a deep and important understanding of WC in this video.

[@KaiWingChun]

Thank you for your kind words, Andrew, I much appreciate it.
I'm glad you liked the video. Check out my others, maybe you'll like them too. 🙂

[@hoaxialcable]

If you’re saying this after 33yrs then I really need to rewatch it. Not that I have any issues I mean I’m a nobody but for me the hardest part of pivoting is the settling and putting the weight on the back foot.

[@Blackeye808]

point three was exactly the confirmation i needed.

[@KaiWingChun]

Great to hear, T.J. ! 😀