Now you are finally getting into some interesting old school stuff. I'm waiting for you to start showing Qi gong training. Joint relaxation and internal power.
As usual another great instructional video. I get the greatest pleasure in watching your videos. They are always both very educational and entertaining. Your the best Master Wong.
David reigns you need to be more clever then them and more skilful. If you think you will lose, don't fight. So you got to train hard to know your self and know your enemy and know your ability.
....and questions are answered!!! Wow. I see the balance is low in the body in push hands in order to register the direction of energy to pull or push opponent off balance. Ahhh. So nice and easy... thank you. If a picture is worth a thousand words, your vids are worth a googlillion. Lol ^-^. Truly, ty. ....A feast for my eyes.....
Awesome video master! I need to ask myself why I never see your push hand videos. Lol. I would like to know how you perform/ practice the drill. I mean, I can see how to do it here, but are there any specific dos and don'ts that we should pay attention to?
Amazing video, as always. I follow Master Wong since he posted his first video, and i would really love to train with him even for 1 day. I'd love to train even woth his students, that also look pretty prepared! Where is this gym? I'm from Italy and i'm really thinking of coming for a week if its not too far away. I practice Kali, and Master Wong System would really complete my Martial Journey. He also inspired me to make some videos, but i'm only a student, i will never reach this level of awesomeness!
My wife and I want to just do the basic movement of push hands together. But I can't seem to find any videos of people just doing the basic push hands back and forth. Anyone know of such a video?
138mws- Master Wong I am from India.I Realy like your videos about tai chi. could you plz upload more video about tai Chi push hands please.I would like to see it. its my request to you.
Master Wong. Is there a "rule" for what leg to move first when pushing your opponent? The leading leg or the one furthest away... This affects balance and I do not want to develop a bad form when I could be saving my energy to defend myself.
Master wong, sometimes when I spar with my buddy to practice blocks and waving punches it seems that the faster they punch the movies re it seems impossible to actually do. Care to shed some light on the subject?
Thats right. No one said it was easy. You have to understand that training for real life and training in a class environment is not the same. So the mind set has to change to be able to make it effective.
The wrong approach would be to try to do techniques in a real fight. The right approach would be to learn all techniques, and in a real fight, in very specific situations, use whatever technique is useful for THAT situation. Please let me explain. Suppose we learn a technique where we need to grab our opponent's wrist and lead him in a certain direction. If we try to grab our opponent's wrist in a real fight, we will fail most of the time and get our asses kicked. BUT, there will be situations where we somehow managed to grab our opponent's wrist without trying to, and in those situations, we can apply appropriate wrist grab techniques. We don't try to do them. We use whatever presents itself. What about the other situations where our opponent's wrist doesn't present itself? That's where the other 99 techniques we have learned come into play. We never look to try to perform any of the 100 techniques, but if we master them, in the correct situation, at the correct distance, angle, speed, and timing, one of the techniques will work. It works the same with all martial arts. Critics look at Aikido and say how can you possibly perform a Four-Directional Throw in a real fight? We can't if we're looking to perform it. BUT, there will be some situations where the opportunity presents itself, and when it does, it would be useful to know what to do in those situations. We cannot try to perform specific techniques or moves, but we can learn them for specific situations. This may seem like a tangent to most of us, but it's like the difference between a good magician and an average one. The former will perform effects that fit in the current situation and make them look fantastic. The latter will try to perform a handful of tricks in inappropriate situations because they are trying to perform the effects, and not trying to make the current situation entertaining. I hope that helps.
+Averagebum Bum I feel like I already knew what you wrote, but you wrote it in such an easy way to understand that I am buffled anyway. Thank you for this post, it's an awesome way to describe it :)
This is actually a very good question, i would also love to see Master wong talk more about stances in wing chun, right hand first or left hand first, which do you use and why and for what situation? for example if you were to face a boxer fighting southpaw do you adjust your defense?
PugmanPlays The answered will be discovered on our wing chun training course. Telling you is one thing, but feeling it and actually applying it in your training can imbed your understanding more. Our training courses is catered to personal needs due to differences with human abilities. For more info on the courses go to: masterwongshop.com/master-wong-shop.html#!/Training-Course/c/2605421/inview=category3113074&offset=0&sort=priceDesc
Awesome! The deflections look like they are more difficult to master than Wing Chun deflections. I'd like to see your students on the defense sometime, I bet they are excellent martial artists.
138mws - Master Wong Sure. They appear to be fine fighters! But what I was trying to say is that I never see them using Tai Chi or WIng Chun in the defensive role. This is your school and you run it according to your principles, I am just making a hypothetical.
aqualinknun unfortunately， its not true. Tai Chi and Qi Gong are closely related. Tai Chi , as said above, is about awareness of your opponent's flow, momentum and balance, not like the video showed above. Qi Gong, being the major way of practicing and cultivating internal Qi, it serves Tai Chi in the way of developing and acquiring the utility of your own Qi energy internally. It is the fundamental in Tai Chi push hand and sparring.
MW-- thanks for all your enlightening videos. Here is a basic question: In your videos you frequently make use of the expression, "the line." Could you make video that shows what you mean by 'the line; in different contexts? Is "the line" a simple thing or a complicated thing? Thanks so much.
it depends on what martial art you do. It's slightly difficult to explain, You would get a better idea from our training course as it will give you more idea on what it is about. It could mean the line of attack, in line for the next movement etc.
Good suggestion. I would also like to see a video explaining the importance of dominating or controlling the centreline in offence and defence, whether Wing Chun or Taichi or fighting in general.
aqualinknun It's not a straight forward to answer. There are to many variables. Your need is different to other peoples need. The best thing is to do our training course as the course can cater for individuals need. Thats why people do our course as it can meet their needs. More info can be found at wingchunmaster.tv/shop.html#!/Training-Course/c/2605421/offset=0&sort=priceDesc
Hello Sifu, this is my first commentary, and by the way I love your videos!!! Do you think in a real world situation that a BJJ practitioner can defeat a real trained Sifu with all things being equal and no restrictions on the Sifu? Would love to hear your thoughts on this. Keep up the great work and keep Kung Fu alive!!!!
Wing Chun Tai Chi JKD - Master Wong ;) need more tai chi thou Sir, relax your arms a bit more you seem a bit tense, ha ha, love your videos thank you Sir.
One teacher I had said "Well, it has to go somewhere." 😄 I prefer having it basically mirroring the pushing hand for left-right balance and so it doesn't elude awareness.
aeortiz2004 oh yeah Oh, before I forget... if you want to Learn how to fight effectively on the street, Learn how to control your temper and avoid a fight, and Learn how to act with mental and emotional intelligence to attain success in life, I'm hosting a brand-NEW Martial Arts Seminar, Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th May 2019 at Saturday 10am to 4pm - Sunday 9am to 3pm, that will help you Grow as a person, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually! You can Register right here: REGISTER 👉 bit.ly/2HznpG8
That's an absurd comment, learn a form. Everything is in the Laojia Yilu. You don't develop taiji skill in push hands, it's just a way to show you whether you are adhering to the principles correctly and those are all developed through regular form practice.
@@AlanosaurusRex your comment seems absurd to me. Form is only one aspect of tai chi chaun and has little to do with combat. If you are training to fight then forms training should be the smallest part of your training
Good luck trying to pull off these pretty moves when a guy is throwing multiple fast punches and not leaning in leaving his arm fully extended out for 3 seconds. ..lol. I vote that Mr. Wong demonstrates this with a Amateur boxer. Please do!! :-)
Flow is the mental state of operation in which the person is fully immersed in what he or she is doing by a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and success in the process of the activity. Proposed by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
For those critics who are saying styles like wing chun or tai chi is ineffective let met tell you this Are you fucking crazy and stupid?! How can a style involving a punch be ineffective?! I'm so dissapointed in this generation of people who think a certain style be anyway ineffective in a real fight which is stupid, For those critics out there let's take wing chun for example Why do you say wing chun is ineffective? Is it because of the system itself or is it because of how badly the practicioner performs making you stupid enough to conclude it ineffective? Wing chun is neither effective or ineffective it's just a neutral system it is the practicioner that makes it effective or ineffective When you go out there in a street fight does wing chun help you? No! You use wing chun tools to help you I wouldn't be so surprised if grandmaster ip man was given a chance to live again to see what's happening to the WC practicioners, I won't be very surprised if ip man double facepalms and begs to die again And for those stupid enough to say stuff like "dude just get over it when you keep failing no matter how much tools you use, you gotta know there's something wrong with the system and you gotta question the system" My response: question the system?! How do I fucking question the system?! So you're telling me that I should use the telephone and call the system and say "hello wing chun system I almost died why do you suck?" Yeah fuck that, it's not the system that sucks shit, it's you that sucks shit Remember there is no good or bad kung fu only good or bad practicioner And also know your enemy know....YOUR FUCKING SELF!!!! No offense but even a person with half a brain would know that practicioners are the ones responsible for the system not the system itself
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Now you are finally getting into some interesting old school stuff. I'm waiting for you to start showing Qi gong training. Joint relaxation and internal power.
This is one of the best videos from Master Wong so far, at least my favorite.
Good vid. Informative. Wong generates so much power and options in his horse stance. Very useful and the guy is strong.
thanks Master Wong
your work has inspired me beyond what I ever imagined
+Etienne Teillery Rodinis cool
Thank you Master for the very useful lessons. I hope that you will never cease to teach us your way. My respect Master...
Great stuff! This is one of his best videos.
Hello master wong
I really enjoy your taichi combat curriculum
Thank you Profesor
As usual another great instructional video. I get the greatest pleasure in watching your videos. They are always both very educational and entertaining. Your the best Master Wong.
Really much cool and efficient!!! But I see really much Yang in that
Markus Payne: Push had is to learn about your opponents energy flow.
Master wong how can I beat someone stronger than me?
David reigns you need to be more clever then them and more skilful. If you think you will lose, don't fight. So you got to train hard to know your self and know your enemy and know your ability.
Master Wong What is more efficient to take downs Tai chi or Jiu jitsu?
Gianfranco Yovera Infanzon which ever one your better at.
Osss
....and questions are answered!!! Wow. I see the balance is low in the body in push hands in order to register the direction of energy to pull or push opponent off balance. Ahhh. So nice and easy... thank you. If a picture is worth a thousand words, your vids are worth a googlillion. Lol ^-^. Truly, ty. ....A feast for my eyes.....
Thank you Master Wong
Enjoy your videos,very informative,but what the blazes you got on your feet?
Master Wong does a great job of showing how to make use of Tai Chi push hand principals in combat
Master are you in New Jersey I would like to practice
I truly wish Master Wung you were here in America. I enjoy you videos. God bless keep making the videos.
Tai Chi at it's best TY Master Wong.
Respected sir what is the basic exercise to strong the body.
Please upload more videos push hand
Master wong sir which one is the best karate or wing chun????
Great video master thank you 😊
Love his strange Sth London + Vietnamese accent! And of course his techniques are amazing
Great video master wong !
thanks for yours video master wong
Tyrone smiles as Master Wong makes the takes downs seem so simple
Awesome video master! I need to ask myself why I never see your push hand videos. Lol.
I would like to know how you perform/ practice the drill. I mean, I can see how to do it here, but are there any specific dos and don'ts that we should pay attention to?
I got a book on Tai Chi,
but this video is unbeatable,
thank you sir
Like always master Wong knows what is going on.I like the man.
Sorry,CambodiaTai Chi master thanks for posting.(soluu huong)🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇧🇪🇬🇧
master wong do u knw/how where to get nonexpensive effective wing chun dummy's?
u can make ur own just carve some wood
Wing Chun Tai Chi JKD - Master Wong do you have any videos about "borrowing power" in tai chi ?
Master wong can you make video about escape when your foot is grab?
Oh yes 👍
You became a lot better at it, very impressive, master Wong.
thank you for noticing.
Which shoes do you use ? Vibram ?
Puka!
Thank you MW.
Many blessings to you.
thanks.
Amazing video, as always. I follow Master Wong since he posted his first video, and i would really love to train with him even for 1 day. I'd love to train even woth his students, that also look pretty prepared!
Where is this gym? I'm from Italy and i'm really thinking of coming for a week if its not too far away. I practice Kali, and Master Wong System would really complete my Martial Journey.
He also inspired me to make some videos, but i'm only a student, i will never reach this level of awesomeness!
My wife and I want to just do the basic movement of push hands together. But I can't seem to find any videos of people just doing the basic push hands back and forth. Anyone know of such a video?
This alone would take a life time.to master
Top 10 the best master
this is like waterbenders in avatar haha taichi is so good!!
awesome video!!
138mws- Master Wong I am from India.I Realy like your videos about tai chi. could you plz upload more video about tai Chi push hands please.I would like to see it.
its my request to you.
Спасибо дружище! Продолжай.
Master Wong. Is there a "rule" for what leg to move first when pushing your opponent? The leading leg or the one furthest away... This affects balance and I do not want to develop a bad form when I could be saving my energy to defend myself.
leading leg, but you'll need your back leg to support it. by pushing of with the back leg too.
Abit of a random question, but what shoes are you wearing in this video?
The show are called vibrams or 5 fingers.
138mws - Master Wong thanks for messaging back, may have to get some myself they look comfortable for training
DeckzDj they are comfortable for every thing! =)
Master wong, sometimes when I spar with my buddy to practice blocks and waving punches it seems that the faster they punch the movies re it seems impossible to actually do. Care to shed some light on the subject?
Thats right. No one said it was easy. You have to understand that training for real life and training in a class environment is not the same. So the mind set has to change to be able to make it effective.
The wrong approach would be to try to do techniques in a real fight. The right approach would be to learn all techniques, and in a real fight, in very specific situations, use whatever technique is useful for THAT situation.
Please let me explain. Suppose we learn a technique where we need to grab our opponent's wrist and lead him in a certain direction. If we try to grab our opponent's wrist in a real fight, we will fail most of the time and get our asses kicked.
BUT, there will be situations where we somehow managed to grab our opponent's wrist without trying to, and in those situations, we can apply appropriate wrist grab techniques. We don't try to do them. We use whatever presents itself.
What about the other situations where our opponent's wrist doesn't present itself? That's where the other 99 techniques we have learned come into play. We never look to try to perform any of the 100 techniques, but if we master them, in the correct situation, at the correct distance, angle, speed, and timing, one of the techniques will work.
It works the same with all martial arts. Critics look at Aikido and say how can you possibly perform a Four-Directional Throw in a real fight? We can't if we're looking to perform it. BUT, there will be some situations where the opportunity presents itself, and when it does, it would be useful to know what to do in those situations. We cannot try to perform specific techniques or moves, but we can learn them for specific situations.
This may seem like a tangent to most of us, but it's like the difference between a good magician and an average one. The former will perform effects that fit in the current situation and make them look fantastic. The latter will try to perform a handful of tricks in inappropriate situations because they are trying to perform the effects, and not trying to make the current situation entertaining.
I hope that helps.
+Averagebum Bum I feel like I already knew what you wrote, but you wrote it in such an easy way to understand that I am buffled anyway. Thank you for this post, it's an awesome way to describe it :)
Nice push hand vedio
very interesting
MIGUEL SENSEI hi
Master Wong - Can "soft" structure really stop hard & powerful attacks?
If you train to understand it, then you can. But if you train and don't understand it, then you can't. It may be opposite to what you think.
Ask Israel Adesanya
AWESOME !
Do you use different techniques for a southpaw?
This is actually a very good question, i would also love to see Master wong talk more about stances in wing chun, right hand first or left hand first, which do you use and why and for what situation? for example if you were to face a boxer fighting southpaw do you adjust your defense?
same techniques can be used on both sides. Just depend on your own co-ordination. Tai Chi is harder to use but can be very effective.
PugmanPlays The answered will be discovered on our wing chun training course. Telling you is one thing, but feeling it and actually applying it in your training can imbed your understanding more. Our training courses is catered to personal needs due to differences with human abilities. For more info on the courses go to: masterwongshop.com/master-wong-shop.html#!/Training-Course/c/2605421/inview=category3113074&offset=0&sort=priceDesc
Masterheilong
You are really a master
Learning the line
can you make a video on Aikido next?
Interesting. Why don't you use some of that finer Qinna movements?
AWESOME THANK YOU
Awesome! The deflections look like they are more difficult to master than Wing Chun deflections. I'd like to see your students on the defense sometime, I bet they are excellent martial artists.
You can judge the students skill based on their performance.
138mws - Master Wong Sure. They appear to be fine fighters! But what I was trying to say is that I never see them using Tai Chi or WIng Chun in the defensive role. This is your school and you run it according to your principles, I am just making a hypothetical.
Mr Wong, do you practice Qigong?
I think Tai Chi Chuan is a form of Qigong.
yes
aqualinknun unfortunately， its not true. Tai Chi and Qi Gong are closely related. Tai Chi , as said above, is about awareness of your opponent's flow, momentum and balance, not like the video showed above. Qi Gong, being the major way of practicing and cultivating internal Qi, it serves Tai Chi in the way of developing and acquiring the utility of your own Qi energy internally. It is the fundamental in Tai Chi push hand and sparring.
MW-- thanks for all your enlightening videos.
Here is a basic question: In your videos you frequently make use of the expression, "the line."
Could you make video that shows what you mean by 'the line; in different contexts?
Is "the line" a simple thing or a complicated thing?
Thanks so much.
it depends on what martial art you do. It's slightly difficult to explain, You would get a better idea from our training course as it will give you more idea on what it is about. It could mean the line of attack, in line for the next movement etc.
Good suggestion. I would also like to see a video explaining the importance of dominating or controlling the centreline in offence and defence, whether Wing Chun or Taichi or fighting in general.
aqualinknun It's not a straight forward to answer. There are to many variables. Your need is different to other peoples need. The best thing is to do our training course as the course can cater for individuals need. Thats why people do our course as it can meet their needs. More info can be found at wingchunmaster.tv/shop.html#!/Training-Course/c/2605421/offset=0&sort=priceDesc
Very good...!
Great work Master!
Thank you!
wow, lots better then other vids
Классс! Эффективно выглядит!
Hello Sifu, this is my first commentary, and by the way I love your videos!!! Do you think in a real world situation that a BJJ practitioner can defeat a real trained Sifu with all things being equal and no restrictions on the Sifu? Would love to hear your thoughts on this. Keep up the great work and keep Kung Fu alive!!!!
Love it sir
Love this
Great !! Like that
cool! thank you!
Tai chi awesome
As good as always!
thanks for watching
Lol. 6:50....."Ohhhhh. You pusha back, ey?" +Joint Lock+
😂😂😂😂😂
I don't understand does Master Wong specialize in TaiChi or WingChun?
joshua oloyede both
Wing Chun Tai Chi JKD - Master Wong ;) need more tai chi thou Sir, relax your arms a bit more you seem a bit tense, ha ha, love your videos thank you Sir.
and neither ;0
Master Wong What style of Tai Chi Chuan is that?
I heard he specializes in Wing Chun and has knowledge of Tai Chi Chuan
Fenomenal, congratulations.....
Regsony Phantastic comment
EXCELLENT.
Master Wong why is the non working hand tight to the back?
One teacher I had said "Well, it has to go somewhere." 😄
I prefer having it basically mirroring the pushing hand for left-right balance and so it doesn't elude awareness.
Gostaria de assistir mais uma vez adoro arte marcial
Seus video são bons
Queria assistir mais vezes
👊👊👊
good
Is it actually possible to have a conversation with master wong without falling on the floor 😅
Oh yes
@@masterwong101 👍😅
Why use the shoulder to hit his chest and not use the hand to hit his groin so rhe fight is over?
Just trainings
i realy realy want to go in your country but i cant afford it to take in your country,,,
some day i will meet you MASTER WANG,,,,,,
Tinha que trazer para o Brasil, muito bom.
I see it. Get belly to belly and you can use that move to spin him but you have to turn too.😁🙏👏👏❤
Savate Dragon oh fuck yeah 😁😁👊
it is looking like Sun Shi Tui Shou ;-)
I; like this karati tiknik gusto kung NATO Neto ????
Master wong how can defeat a strong and bully opponent?
If you can't defeat some one your size then you will struggle to defend from a stronger opponent.
Is this tai chi sticky hands?
Long video is good
wonderfull :)
Real life combat tai chi 👍
aeortiz2004 oh yeah Oh, before I forget... if you want to Learn how to fight effectively on the street, Learn how to control your temper and avoid a fight, and Learn how to act with mental and emotional intelligence to attain success in life, I'm hosting a brand-NEW Martial Arts Seminar, Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th May 2019 at Saturday 10am to 4pm - Sunday 9am to 3pm, that will help you Grow as a person, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually! You can Register right here: REGISTER 👉 bit.ly/2HznpG8
Why always delay and make ur opponent have to see u step? Is it ur way to show ur martial art?
i wish master wong cme to philippine :D
Why? You have one f the finest martial traditions on the planet, whether it's called arnis, escrima, kali, panatucan, kuntau or whatever.
Best
Good training master
"Okay, dis right here, very simpol and basic."
Is really good Kung fu I would to liken learn karate so bad sound good Kung fu 👍
It is nearly impossible to train in tai chi movements without special gear or another person, so I have trouble with it.
That's an absurd comment, learn a form. Everything is in the Laojia Yilu. You don't develop taiji skill in push hands, it's just a way to show you whether you are adhering to the principles correctly and those are all developed through regular form practice.
@@AlanosaurusRex your comment seems absurd to me. Form is only one aspect of tai chi chaun and has little to do with combat. If you are training to fight then forms training should be the smallest part of your training
Good luck trying to pull off these pretty moves when a guy is throwing multiple fast punches and not leaning in leaving his arm fully extended out for 3 seconds. ..lol. I vote that Mr. Wong demonstrates this with a Amateur boxer. Please do!! :-)
MASTER WONG!!! This will come in handy for the gangstalker terrorists.
looks good not fake like these willing students jumping around like idiots good job
John Lewis stfu you fucking hater
Many of them are not fake it is just a matter of angle. You can watch guo shi lei baguazhang.
Flow is the mental state of operation in which the person is fully immersed in what he or she is doing by a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and success in the process of the activity. Proposed by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
HillardEarl 👊👊👊
For those critics who are saying styles like wing chun or tai chi is ineffective let met tell you this
Are you fucking crazy and stupid?!
How can a style involving a punch be ineffective?! I'm so dissapointed in this generation of people who think a certain style be anyway ineffective in a real fight which is stupid,
For those critics out there let's take wing chun for example
Why do you say wing chun is ineffective? Is it because of the system itself or is it because of how badly the practicioner performs making you stupid enough to conclude it ineffective?
Wing chun is neither effective or ineffective it's just a neutral system it is the practicioner that makes it effective or ineffective
When you go out there in a street fight does wing chun help you? No! You use wing chun tools to help you
I wouldn't be so surprised if grandmaster ip man was given a chance to live again to see what's happening to the WC practicioners, I won't be very surprised if ip man double facepalms and begs to die again
And for those stupid enough to say stuff like "dude just get over it when you keep failing no matter how much tools you use, you gotta know there's something wrong with the system and you gotta question the system"
My response: question the system?! How do I fucking question the system?! So you're telling me that I should use the telephone and call the system and say "hello wing chun system I almost died why do you suck?" Yeah fuck that, it's not the system that sucks shit, it's you that sucks shit
Remember there is no good or bad kung fu only good or bad practicioner
And also know your enemy know....YOUR FUCKING SELF!!!!
No offense but even a person with half a brain would know that practicioners are the ones responsible for the system not the system itself