I think people will either see this and love it or just not get it at all, which is all personal opinion, I love it by the way, I'm doing other arts now but I still love this type of stuff
Yes exactly. Many won't get what he's on about and will have one glance and say that this old man would get taken out by a bjj blue belt, or that he can't fight his way out of a paper bag etc. And some others who do Wing Chun will say its too complicated or not real etc. these are some comment feedbacks from those who don't get it. But those of you who get it really appreciate the simple yet profound method of body control in movements and love it, as you said 🙏🏼😊
Yes that's correct Mike. There are other things at play too like multi-vector forces created through individual yet simultaneous joint control, mass mobilization etc.
Back in the day (before I had kids) I did at least 3hours of SNT and a couple of hours of other WC training. These days thats been cut into half. But, I should that that the QUALITY of practice is so much more important than the quantity. This is why I out the online school together so that I can, in very great detail, pass on the step by step teachings of Chun Shong Tin so that people can ensure they are practicing correctly and improve the quality of the training to ensure best results. 👍🏼
Sifu, have you ever heard of Adam Chan? What is your opinion on his Wing Chun videos, because I've been thinking of incorporating his techniques into my Wing Chun. Thank you
@@MindfulWingChun Ok thank you for the answer. Please consider checking him out one day, he looks like he knows what he's talking about (but always good to have a master make sure).
Yes meditation definitely helps (not only for this method of practice but for life in general). I've been meditating for nearly as long as I've been practicing Wing Chun. I highly recommend it
mindful Wing Chun I made up my mind I'm going to learn Sanda and JKD instead of Wing Chun because MMA is not suited for Wing Chun before Sunda and JKD I have seen there are many rules that restrict some martial arts for some other martial arts on a custom 2 MMA so thank you
If all you want to learn in Martial Arts is to break stuff, then internal and traditional arts aren't for you, you should absolutely go to an MMA class. If however, you want to learn about self discipline, inner peace and health/relaxation and become more than the breaker of stuff, stick with the internal arts and you'll never regret it.
Good that you have made up your mind. My recommendation is to make the training part of your daily life as that is a great way to get good in it. Wish you great success in your journey 🙏🏼
Wow.. 23 years ago.. they never thought the recording will be very precious for people in the future.. thank you Sifu Nima.
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Far better than most seminars of most sifus.
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Like always great info. The fun part is trying to apply the method.
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Love this footage
Glad you enjoyed it. Part 2 will be published soon 👍🏼😊
CST gold! Nice clip bro
cheers brother. glad you liked it!
I think people will either see this and love it or just not get it at all, which is all personal opinion, I love it by the way, I'm doing other arts now but I still love this type of stuff
Yes exactly. Many won't get what he's on about and will have one glance and say that this old man would get taken out by a bjj blue belt, or that he can't fight his way out of a paper bag etc. And some others who do Wing Chun will say its too complicated or not real etc. these are some comment feedbacks from those who don't get it.
But those of you who get it really appreciate the simple yet profound method of body control in movements and love it, as you said 🙏🏼😊
Would like to experience the feeling of forward intent. Can this feeling be applied as well in sparring ?
definitely 👍🙏
He uses his whole body as a lever, instead of just using his arm as lever. Is that correctly understood?
Yes that's correct Mike. There are other things at play too like multi-vector forces created through individual yet simultaneous joint control, mass mobilization etc.
What is heurng?
It means to point (focus intention to a target)
Thank you
I have a quick question I was wondering how long every day you would practice The Sin Nim Tao Sequence?
Back in the day (before I had kids) I did at least 3hours of SNT and a couple of hours of other WC training. These days thats been cut into half. But, I should that that the QUALITY of practice is so much more important than the quantity.
This is why I out the online school together so that I can, in very great detail, pass on the step by step teachings of Chun Shong Tin so that people can ensure they are practicing correctly and improve the quality of the training to ensure best results. 👍🏼
@@MindfulWingChun Thank you so much I will continue with my training
Sifu, have you ever heard of Adam Chan? What is your opinion on his Wing Chun videos, because I've been thinking of incorporating his techniques into my Wing Chun. Thank you
no sorry I haven't heard of or seen his stuff.
@@MindfulWingChun Ok thank you for the answer. Please consider checking him out one day, he looks like he knows what he's talking about (but always good to have a master make sure).
Does meditation help? And did you do it to train to get to the level your at?
Yes meditation definitely helps (not only for this method of practice but for life in general). I've been meditating for nearly as long as I've been practicing Wing Chun. I highly recommend it
@@MindfulWingChun Thank you very much I just wasn’t sure if it help but now I know so imma start meditating
mindful Wing Chun I made up my mind I'm going to learn Sanda and JKD instead of Wing Chun because MMA is not suited for Wing Chun before Sunda and JKD I have seen there are many rules that restrict some martial arts for some other martial arts on a custom 2 MMA so thank you
If all you want to learn in Martial Arts is to break stuff, then internal and traditional arts aren't for you, you should absolutely go to an MMA class.
If however, you want to learn about self discipline, inner peace and health/relaxation and become more than the breaker of stuff, stick with the internal arts and you'll never regret it.
Good that you have made up your mind. My recommendation is to make the training part of your daily life as that is a great way to get good in it. Wish you great success in your journey 🙏🏼
@@truthhurts1884 Well said man 👍🏼
@@truthhurts1884 I know that I chose Sanda and JKD because both of them are good better and effective for self-defense and fighting and works in MMA
@@truthhurts1884 one more thing after Bruce Lee died JKD was finished complete or is it like MMA