Wing Chun Techniques

If you are looking to learn Wing chun. You just found like what you were looking for. Let this application be your personal Wing Chun. Find video courses of masters, learn how to fight and defend your self using this martial art. This free application is very easy to use. Functional Wing Chun Wing chun is well known for its unique structures, simultaneous blocking and striking, trapping, rapid vertical punches, a focus on using the shortest distance between two points, and a strategy that includes controlling the center with constant forward pressure. Many of the concepts and techniques work very well in self defense, but unfortunately the way they're most commonly taught and trained makes wing chun ineffective for both sport fighting and self defense. On this site however, I'll show you how to remedy that. Wing Chun Problems and Solutions The root of most problems with wing chun today is primarily related to training. Many schools focus heavily on solo drills or forms, and when practitioners do train with a partner they begin in positions that no one fights or attacks in, and attack and defend in a way that no one attacks or defends. In addition to unrealistic training methods and a lack of realistic training methods, techniques are added on top of techniques (usually in the form of complex trapping and blocking combinations) that would only work in a class of cooperative or wing chun conditioned students. When martial art training is done in a cooperative or heavily conditioned/stylized environment, amazingly inefficient and ineffective techniques, combinations, and training methods can result. This is the unfortunate case with wing chun today, and it hides the excellent techniques and principles from those less inclined to look to the root of the style. Aside from the training and technical issues, additions and adaptations need to be made for wing chun to be part of a complete self defense system. But the same can be said of every style. Closed fist punches should be converted to palms, a reliance on stances needs to switch to a reliance on footwork (dynamic vs. static), and clinch, ground, and weapons training must be added.