I thought that was really interesting. Pretty much the same pattern we do but a few moves are a bit different. I’ve never heard of this Master but who cares. I’m not a WingChun aficionado
Total misinterpretation of Biu Jee 3-budja hands, wrong application all together !!!! Sad. This perhaps is the most misinterpreted version, and worse of all, Moy's Lineage already had spreaded globally, imagine how many people had brain-deadly subscribed to these teaching.
Maybe you can say this but I personally sparred with one of his students now a teacher out in NYC and he may not know all the details and energetics but his skill level is quite high. So take it for what it’s worth if he can apply what he is talking about who cares
@@maduroholdings always remember, crappy opponents/training partners breed false sense of security and wrongfully elevate one's real status, that is how false mastery is everywhere.
A self-respecting martial artist does not go around spreading misinformation about grand masters such as Moy Yat without truly understanding their intent and learning why they interpreted a form in one way or another. Calling other martial artists brain-dead? Did your Sifu not teach you respect and humility? Shame on you.
@@skatewizard1426 Leung Shang and Lok Yui received totally different teaching from Yip Man, after that, Yip Man rarely serious taught one on on, including his son's. WSL would have had the chance to learn a "deeper, more cultured" version of wc, however, due to his early enterprising spirit and overconfidence, he opened his own school way too soon, in consequent, he deprived himself of the chance. FYI, Lueng Shang, Lok Yui and later Ho Kam Ming, had all learned but stuck around as assistances to Yip Man for atleast 4+ yrs before they sought permissions to open their own school. That explained the significant differences. I m soon to be 70 yrs old, have had the pleasure of tutelage of these masters , plus, the pleasure of attending banquets 4 times where Yip Man himself was the guest of honor !!
@@user-im9xq7fp5r this is interesting. I've heard similar stories about WSL and CST. What is your opinion of Sifu Duncan Leung? I believe he was taught privately by Yip man as well.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It's the closest I'd ever get to meeting GM Moy Yat. He was the Sifu of my Sijo!
Treasure...Many thanks
E LINDO VER O GM MOY YAT INSTRUINDO
I thought that was really interesting. Pretty much the same pattern we do but a few moves are a bit different. I’ve never heard of this Master but who cares. I’m not a WingChun aficionado
He’s a direct disciple of Master Yip Man, I’m proud to be in his lineage of students
That said in our system is EXACTLY as Master Yip did his Ving Tsun(Wing Chun), NOTHING has changed
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Total misinterpretation of Biu Jee 3-budja hands, wrong application all together !!!! Sad.
This perhaps is the most misinterpreted version, and worse of all, Moy's Lineage already had spreaded globally, imagine how many people had brain-deadly subscribed to these teaching.
Maybe you can say this but I personally sparred with one of his students now a teacher out in NYC and he may not know all the details and energetics but his skill level is quite high. So take it for what it’s worth if he can apply what he is talking about who cares
@@maduroholdings always remember, crappy opponents/training partners breed false sense of security and wrongfully elevate one's real status, that is how false mastery is everywhere.
A self-respecting martial artist does not go around spreading misinformation about grand masters such as Moy Yat without truly understanding their intent and learning why they interpreted a form in one way or another. Calling other martial artists brain-dead? Did your Sifu not teach you respect and humility? Shame on you.
@@skatewizard1426 Leung Shang and Lok Yui received totally different teaching from Yip Man, after that, Yip Man rarely serious taught one on on, including his son's. WSL would have had the chance to learn a "deeper, more cultured" version of wc, however, due to his early enterprising spirit and overconfidence, he opened his own school way too soon, in consequent, he deprived himself of the chance. FYI, Lueng Shang, Lok Yui and later Ho Kam Ming, had all learned but stuck around as assistances to Yip Man for atleast 4+ yrs before they sought permissions to open their own school. That explained the significant differences. I m soon to be 70 yrs old, have had the pleasure of tutelage of these masters , plus, the pleasure of attending banquets 4 times where Yip Man himself was the guest of honor !!
@@user-im9xq7fp5r this is interesting. I've heard similar stories about WSL and CST. What is your opinion of Sifu Duncan Leung? I believe he was taught privately by Yip man as well.