Stop Leg Grabs Wing Chun Moves That Work
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Welcome to Master Wong's channel, where martial arts meet real-world defense. Today's lesson focuses on "Stop Leg Grabs: Wing Chun Moves That Work," a tutorial that delves into the foundational strategies of Wing Chun, particularly emphasizing 'closing the gap.' Mastering this skill is vital for controlling distance in any confrontation, potentially altering the outcome significantly.
Drawing from decades of mastery, I will guide you through understanding and applying Wing Chun's principles, focusing particularly on target areas such as the solar plexus and kidneys-key to disabling an opponent efficiently. Our session extends beyond mere techniques; it embodies the adaptability at the heart of martial arts, encapsulated in the philosophy of 'fight move, people move.'
Practical demonstrations will show you how to effectively use your elbows and knees, targeting critical points like the groin, pivotal in self-defense scenarios. Wing Chun utilizes the body's natural structure, optimizing angles and leverage to enhance the power of your moves, ensuring they count when it matters most.
Moreover, we will explore methods to maintain dominance over an opponent, employing forearm pressure on the neck and mastering control of the head. These techniques are not just about fighting-they're about enhancing your understanding of Wing Chun's philosophical depth, preparing you to react under pressure as you train.
For those looking to deepen their mastery, explore our comprehensive training programs on our website. Engage with us-like, share, subscribe, and comment below. Discuss how these techniques have bolstered your self-defense skills, and share any insights or questions you may have.
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Spend time practicing, if you are serious about anything in life, that is the best advice. Period.
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Absolutely! In my experience, dedication to practice isn't just about martial arts-it's a life philosophy. As I always say, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Whether it's honing your skills or mastering your craft, consistency and commitment are key. Remember, practice isn't just about perfection; it's about progress. Keep pushing forward, my friend.
The legs low and wider so they cant grab both legs together, is brilliant!! Ty! ❤
Absolutely, my friend! In self-defense, controlling distance is key. Wide stance offers stability and prevents easy takedowns. Remember, "the way you do anything is the way you do everything." Train hard, adapt, and stay safe. Check out our full program on our website: www.wingchunmaster.tv/ for comprehensive training
Master Wong is not trying to hurt his partner but he is showing how he could with his techniques because he is not a bully teacher he is a real deal
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Yep. I was taught to defend against leg takedowns when I trained in Mixed Martial Arts.
Not a chance in living hell that works on me. You will need both hands to sprawl. I'd absolutely be willing to be a demonstration this is not effective against wrestlers.
Ah, adaptability, the essence of combat, embodied in the mantra "fight move, people move." While every martial art has its strengths, the cornerstone of our training is the art of 'closing the gap,' a vital skill in real-world confrontations. Let's explore effective techniques for various scenarios together.
Master Wong, it is always a pleasure to see your lessons! ✨🙏🏻
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Excellent!! Thank you for sharing! Especially helpful for women and young girls!!
Jennifer and Duncan from Canada
You're absolutely right, Jennifer and Duncan. Self-defense is crucial for everyone, regardless of gender or age. Empowering women and young girls with these skills is essential. Remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything. Stay focused and determined in your training, and never let anyone bully you. Keep practicing, and you'll build the confidence and ability to protect yourself effectively. If you want to explore more techniques, check out our full program on our website. www.wingchunmaster.tv/ It's designed to equip you with practical skills for real-world situations. Keep up the great work, and train hard!
Thank you, Master wong .You encourage me to not fear Leg grabbing. ❤❤❤❤ 👍👍👍👍
Fear not, my friend. In self-defense, we must embrace every challenge as an opportunity to grow stronger. Leg grabbing can be intimidating, but with the right technique and mindset, you can turn it into an advantage. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Train hard, stay focused, and never let fear hold you back. If you want to delve deeper into overcoming such obstacles, check out our Wing Chun Mastery course on our website. www.wingchunmaster.tv/
Spreading the legs is a good tip Master 💯!
You always put out great videos and great techniques. 😎
I appreciate that!
Thank You Sifu! 💥
Great nice video quality Master WONG 🏆👍👋
Thank you! Quality is key in both videos and techniques. When it comes to "closing the gap" in confrontations, it's all about timing and technique. Remember, "fight move, people move." Mastery lies in adaptability. Our full program on the website delves deep into these vital skills.
If the techniques are interpreted as a continuous story then it seems overwhelming and unbelievable. Break down the techniques and see that all the techniques are effective. How and when they are applied is what's important. To say "that" would not work or "this" is impossible is similar to saying you know what will happen next, when no one actually can know for sure until the moment.
Great video Sifu Wong.
Absolutely, my friend! Martial arts isn't just about flashy moves; it's about understanding the essence of each technique and applying them with precision in the right moment. Remember, adaptability is key in combat. "Fight move, people move." Stay sharp, keep learning! And hey, this video is just a glimpse into our full program. Dive deeper on our website. www.wingchunmaster.tv/
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Excellent self defense video master wong thanks for sharing❤❤🖒
Thank you for your kind words! Remember, in self-defense, it's crucial to understand the time, place, and method of attack. Check out our full program on the website to delve deeper into these concepts. The cornerstone of our training is 'closing the gap,' a vital skill in real-world confrontations. Train hard, live clean, and don't let anyone bully you.
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Always on point, great video Master Wong.
This dude would rule the UFC
Thank you for showing us the self-defense moves keep up the videos I appreciate you I wish I knew where you're at I'd come out there and learn something from you
Thank you for your support! I'm glad you find the self-defense techniques helpful. Remember, the essence of our training is adaptability, embodied in the mantra "fight move, people move." If you ever want to learn more, our full program is available on our website. Keep practicing, my friend. www.wingchunmaster.tv/
Those are very powerful words nobody can say argue with that I appreciate you God bless you
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While I recognize that you would absolutely destroy me, I'm not nearly on the level Master Wong is but there is a flaw and a big flaw in your stance, if someone tries to tackle you you should sprawl not bring your front leg forward, he may not get a double but he can change to a single or a high crotch now. Sure a few elbows can't hurt but if you already got him that low don't expend the energy just stuff him down
Ah, I appreciate your observation! You're right; there are various approaches to handling a tackle. Sprawling can be effective, yet adaptability is key. Our training emphasizes "fight move, people move." It's about quick assessments and fluid responses to ever-changing situations. Also, remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Every movement counts.
Wow!! That was awesome Master Wong, those are such great grappling tactics & those strikes in the certain soft back areas really looks fatal. now that is definitely a serious lesson to to keep in mind, & all lessons are serious but I really want this to be my most saved lesson, Thanks Master Wong, i shall watch these dominate tactics a couple more times before you move on to the next chamber without without me, I wanna be at that same point when you're at that point. thanks as always.🙏🏾🪔🧧
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Glad you found the grappling tactics effective! Remember, mastering these techniques takes repetition and dedication. Train hard, live clean, and soon you'll be at the same point as me! 💪🥋 For more in-depth lessons, check out our full program on our website. "The way you do anything is the way you do everything."
If he catches your front leg?
Sifu Hawkins Cheung (R.I.P.) used to tell us to never let them close the distance.
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Thank you for the compliment! Remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything. How do you apply your martial arts training in your everyday life?
@masterwong101 well martial arts is in everything you do KUNG-FU MEANS (AQUIRED SKILL THROUGH HARD WORK) I try every martial art I can do and what I don't like to do I try to do the most,
Question: Attacker doesn't need to grab both legs, one leg and a hip will do. How do you generate enough torque when throwing the elbow once you are grabbed? You'd have to train against various kinds of takedowns. Maybe better to train takedown defense first (even if you have to eat a shot or two to the forehead) to control the attempt, then counter?
Excellent observation! In my experience, understanding the attacker's intent and adjusting our response accordingly is crucial. Training against various takedowns indeed prepares you for the unexpected. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Stay adaptable, always ready to adjust your technique to the situation at hand.
Hi master wong how do i get over my fear when being attacked i freeze up and my heart races
In my experience, fear is natural, but we must train to control it. Start with deep breathing to calm your nerves. Then, focus on situational awareness; know your surroundings and potential threats. Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you. Remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything.
Too good!
Glad you think so!
what if the attacker has a knife or gun
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Think this first time seeing this guy, but thought I was looking at Tealc from Star gate at first.
Ah, Teal'c, a formidable warrior indeed, but I assure you, I am Master Wong, your guide in the realm of martial arts. Welcome to the session, where we master the art of control through distance techniques. Remember, in self-defense, the way you do anything is the way you do everything.
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Thank You Masta Dong! I have finally been able to stay Erect Longer and now No One can grabs my legs!
.....and as always, restomp the groin.....jk jk
All those guys that fought GSP and Khabib should have watched this first.
i call BS on that you're assuming the man will just be standing still........ if you really believe in your Technique why don't you film it with a Collegiate wrestler shooting in on you and let's see what happens.....
Ah, my friend, you raise a valid point. In the unpredictable chaos of a confrontation, assumptions can indeed be risky. I welcome the challenge you propose. Remember, the essence of self-defense lies not in predicting every move but in adaptability and response. Join me in understanding the art of Wing Chun, where we learn to flow with the energy of our opponent rather than clash against it.
This is comedy entertainment
An elbow to the spine can cause SERIOUS injury to your opponent.
Absolutely, and it's crucial to understand the impact of every move we make. In my system, we emphasize not just the technique but also the intent behind it. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." It's about purity of intent and understanding the responsibility that comes with mastering martial arts. Learn more about effective techniques like this in our Wing Chun Mastery course. www.wingchunmaster.tv/
This wouldn't stop shit my friend, when a wrestler shoots for you your technic is very flawed! Try positioning both of your arms inside of his arms when his are extended out reaching for you, at this point your arms & hands inside of his, you & have control to flip him left or right or just stand him up!
In my experience, when facing a wrestler's takedown attempt, it's crucial to adapt swiftly. Remember, the cornerstone of our training is the art of 'closing the gap,' a vital skill in real-world confrontations. Your suggestion of positioning both arms inside the wrestler's extended arms is a sound tactic. By doing so, you establish control over the situation. This adaptability, the essence of combat, is embodied in the mantra "fight move, people move."
However, it's essential to understand that no technique is foolproof. What we aim for is to enhance our chances of survival in various scenarios. Master Wong often says, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." This means training hard, being prepared, and not letting anyone bully you.
No one is stopping a skilled grapplers leg grab periat End of story! Not quite bullshitzu but not quite honest either.
Ah, the art of grappling, a formidable challenge indeed. In my experience, when facing a skilled grappler, one must adapt swiftly. Remember, the cornerstone of our training is the art of 'closing the gap,' a vital skill in real-world confrontations. However, adaptability is key. As we say, "fight move, people move." Stay tuned for more insights on grappling defenses in our Wing Chun Mastery course.
That's just not going to work. You better learn to sprawl. He's not going to "relax" after the elbow strike and it's NOT that "easy" to break his arm.🤦🏻♂️ Also, you're literally giving him the single leg. SMH.
In my experience, adapting to the situation is key. It's not about relying solely on one technique but being adaptable. As we say, "fight move, people move." Understanding the principles behind each move is crucial. Remember, the way you do anything is the way you do everything. Keep training! 💪
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This is bogus training 😮in real world the attacker won't be that compliant, this always works on you tube because the outcome is rehearsed
Ah, I appreciate your perspective! 🙏 Indeed, real-world situations can be unpredictable. That's why we emphasize adaptability. The cornerstone of our training is the art of 'closing the gap,' crucial in real-world confrontations. Remember, "fight move, people move." 💪 Stay tuned for more insights.
literally nothing this guy says is going to work. there is a reason you dont see wing chun in the ufc.
UFC is a different arena, my friend. Wing Chun thrives in real-world scenarios, focusing on efficient, close-quarters combat. As I always say, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." 🙏
ALSO I FOUND OUT THAT I CAN DEFEAT ANYONE I LIKE :D
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Helooo Master wong love too see a new video from you thankyou sir 🙏
Greetings, my friend! Your enthusiasm fuels my dedication. 🙏 New videos are in the works, packed with insights on controlling the distance in self-defense scenarios. Stay tuned for techniques to dominate the fight before it even starts! Remember, "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you."
You people can't actually believe that would work. Even if the wrestler doesn't drive through with the double he for sure has a single leg that you hand fed him. Will for sure end up on your back.
I think this video is satire? I'm not sure though.
@@jamesfischer8667 I hope so. It's hard to tell sometimes. I had a guy that I work with tell me that his karate training allows him to take on up to 6 guys at once. He was very serious, it turned into quite the argument.
@@sophiabush334 well that depends, was he saying that karate would let him actually beat them up or was he implying that his striker arts focus of blitzing and high mobility would allow him to better survive and escape a self defense situation where he is being jumped? Because that would make sense. But if he genuinely thinks he can knock 6 guys out that's hilarious 😂.
@@williegreen5543 he just said he's trained to take on six guys at once. But it doesn't really matter, 6 guys means if they want you dead, beat up, whatever. That's what's happening.
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As long as it's not someone that can actually wrestle or someone not bigger than you this might work
"In my experience, size and strength matter less than technique and strategy. Remember, it's not about overpowering your opponent but outsmarting them. Close the gap with skill and precision.
@@masterwong101 agreed but when technique and skill are equal size and strength will definitely come in handy
I love the idea of the tyres ❤️ I use a camera tripod wearing shoes as my opponent. Granted, I cannot make contact, but it's great for fine tuning your technique. 🙏
That's a clever adaptation, friend! Remember, training isn't just about making contact; it's about refining your movements and instincts. As I always say, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Keep honing your skills! Don't forget, we have a full program on our website, www.wingchunmaster.tv/ perfect for fine-tuning techniques just like this one. 🎥👟
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Another way you could counter grapplers would be by practicing how to sprawl and how to counter attack against a grappler.
Absolutely, John! Sprawling is a fundamental technique for defending against takedowns. It's all about controlling the distance and keeping the opponent at bay. Remember, adaptability is key; it's not just about the move but also understanding how people move. Keep practicing! 💪
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How can you always be prepared to fight?
In my experience, being prepared for a fight means understanding the time, place, and method of attack. It's about being aware of your surroundings and having the ability to assess situations quickly. As I always say, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything."
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thank you, for woman it is important to protect ❤
Absolutely, protecting oneself is paramount, regardless of gender. In my experience, self-defense is about understanding the situation and utilizing effective techniques. Remember, "The way you do anything is the way you do everything." Train hard, live clean, and never let anyone bully you. If you're interested in learning more, our Wing Chun Mastery course covers essential self-defense strategies tailored for everyone's safety.
@@masterwong101 You are right ! for everybody it is important , i realy like your video's ! you motivate a lot of people :) i have done jiujitsu :)
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Shew 😃 Ok then. That was Exciting!!!
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Good afternoon sir!
Thank you kindly for sharing your videos! I’m interested in learning more about this stuff please.
Wow. You are seriously sharing those well guarded secrets? How dare you.
Ah, my friend, secrets are only secrets until they're shared with those ready to receive them. My aim is to empower, not hoard knowledge. "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you."
Excellent defense for that type of situation; this video makes it clear that the leg position is very important so as not to end up on the ground. Thank you Master Wong🙏
Thank you for your observation! Leg position indeed plays a critical role in maintaining balance and control in a confrontation. As I always say, "Train hard, live clean, and not let anyone bully you." Remember, the cornerstone of our training is mastering the art of 'closing the gap,' a vital skill in real-world confrontations. To learn more, check out the full program on our website: www.wingchunmaster.tv/
Imagine trying to stop a d1 division wrestler with "one simple trick". In other words - no chance. You're ass is hitting the canvas.
It’s not always about comparing with wrestlers or whatever. Even Non-wrestlers would do that too just to take someone down and keep punching their faces, eye attacks or something. This is just a basic skill so that you at least know what to do if just a stranger tries to do that to you. People really need to realize that this isn’t just about comparing MMA or wrestlers but it could also be about defending yourself from other strangers who might try to do that same thing.
@@brentcho1275 why don't you just skip the nonsense and train mma? Or if you want to get really good at grappling - judo and wrestling. Wing chin has no place in mma because it's not effective. Even JKD has shown success as long as they crosstrain. Wing chun is closer to fantasy than reality.
But that’s the point of a real martial art. A real martial art is supposed to be artistic and creative. And have some self defense techniques too but in a respectful way. Unlike the MMA or boxing is more like a combat sport where it’s more harsh, harmful, etc. But even in traditional martial arts, it’s better to have one of these skills than not having one. It’s just different ways in every martial art. 🙏
Hello mastet Wong! This is excellent technique for defense against leg grab.
Thank you for recognizing the effectiveness of this technique! Remember, the key to self-defense is understanding the time, place, and method of attack. Close the gap swiftly, control the distance, and maintain awareness. Check out our full program on the website for comprehensive training