The Art of One Armed Wing Chun Fighting

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/art-one-armed-wing-chun-fighting ►Wing Chun: The Art of One Armed Wing Chun Fighting. Realistically fighting with a broken arm would be extremely painful. So in this week’s video we look at the concept in Wing Chun of using one arm as an efficient form of self defence.  How to fight with one arm is more about learning to control the physical space in front of the centre of your body. It’s not about being able to fight anyone with one arm.

This week we take a closer look at the Wing Chun technique known as ‘Wiping Hand’. Wiping hand is commonly used to defend against multiple punches thrown to the centreline. If you search YouTube for Wing Chun videos you will see lots of examples of the technique being used against two punches.

As impressive as these demonstrations can look, don’t be fooled by the simplicity of using this common technique from the Wooden Dummy form. The reality of real fighting is that people will throw punches from different angles and heights, so applying this technique may not be as easy as you think. The second half of our video addresses this problem. We show how to manage distance, angles, and height of the attack punches. We even have some fun in our end card, by showing how absurd using one are can look when someone really isn’t trying to punch you in the face.

Ultimately Economy of Motion is about Using One Limb

In a previous video we covered the idea of simultaneous attack and defence, but this concept does not necessarily have to be applied with two arms. One arm may essentially give you a better coverage, protection and ability to intercept.  In fact the ultimate method of applying an interception technique is to use one limb to both attack and defend. You see this when intercepting with a punch to both block an incoming attack and defend. In other words, your punch, strike, or kick achieves both ends, it attacks while simultaneously defends. This is a manifestation of the art of interception in Wing Chun and therefore is considered by many as an advanced form of Wing Chun fighting not commonly seen.

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BEST Footwork Drills to BEAT a BOXING Jab Cross

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/wing-chun-vs-boxing-what-all-fuss ► This blog features a popular video taken from a Wing Chun Seminar on how to fight or defend against a Jab/Cross combination using Pak Sao from Wing Chun. This video was taken in 2006 as part of a multi Sifu seminar featuring some of the top UK Wing Chun Association's Instructors. This video demonstrates a rarely seen approach to Wing Chun fighting. Note, this footage is a detailed instructional video on how to bridge a Jab Cross boxing style combination with very simple Wing Chun techniques and good footwork. The first half of the video teaches the footwork and how to move effectively to fight against a mobile attacker.

All martial arts require good footwork in order for you to learn how to fight. The first half of the seminar covers how to use Pak Sao against a Jab with some basic Wing Chun techniques for closing the distance on the punch that retracts quickly. The seminar introduced a popular martial arts technique called Pak Sao (Slapping Hand) to establish a follow and stick with a Jab Cross boxing combination.

This is not the typical Wing Chun vs Boxing technique because it relies on a good footwork and the ability to use effective Wing Chun footwork to ride the distance of a boxing or mixed martial arts combination of punches. Good footwork is often lacking in self defence, so we spend the first half of the video teaching the footwork.

Here are some simple basic Wing Chun techniques that are versatile enough to adapt against a Jab Cross techniques.
These concepts help your Wing Chun training to get into range to use your Wing Chun Chi Sao skills against an a live attacker who moves with good footwork. Note, the point of this martial arts instruction is to teach Wing Chun skills that can be transferred to any situation that involves wearing boxing or mma gloves. It is not a wing chun vs boxing video rather how to use wing chun well against a good fighter that can move freely like a boxer.

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Excerpt taken from the UK Wing Chun Kung Fu Association 25th Anniversary event held in 2006. When Mark Phillips Sifu took students through the techniques of safely closing the gap with Wing Chun footwork and Pak Sao, and then moving on to stick follow up when in contact with the attackers arms.



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3 Best Elbow Strike Techniques for Self Defence in Wing Chun

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/3-best-methods-elbow-strike-self-defence ► These are the best 3 ways to use elbow strike techniques in Wing Chun for self defence. Elbow strike techniques can be used to BAR keep someone away as a self defence technique, or to STRIKE, and also to TRAP your attackers arms so they can't punch you. All 3 of these Wing Chun techniques for beginners are discussed for self defence training and application.

However, the best self defence technique is a combination of all 3 methods and this is the most effective Wing Chun technique for fighting and is discussed at the end of the video.

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How to Punch Harder | Bare Knuckles vs Gloves | Wing Chun vs Boxing

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/what-makes-wing-chun-effective ► Wing Chun vs Boxing. Bare Knuckles vs Gloves? How do you punch harder with bare knuckles. We discuss the idea of short distance power, how it is generated, and why this differs from wearing boxing gloves. Basically, how to punch hard in Wing Chun with and without boxing gloves.

In this video you will learn how to punch hard by generating power using momentum. This works really well when wearing boxing gloves, but not so well if you try to punch hard at close range with Wing Chun contraction power.

Generally, most martial arts and boxing styles use momentum to deliver powerful punches when wearing gloves. However, Wing Chun is a martial art that requires the ability to grab and seize the attacker. So using boxing gloves makes it very difficult to apply the full range of Wing Chun techniques available. It also makes it difficult to punch harder. We address 4 common questions about Wing Chun.


Question #1: CAN YOU USE SHORT DISTANCE POWER WITH BOXING GLOVES?

Answer: The quick answer is no for the reasons that we explain in our video. This therefore has an effect on the way in which Wing Chun practitioners throw their punches at a boxing range. Here we discuss the famous Wing Chun technique known as the one inch punch.


Question #2: HOW WOULD YOU BOX OR GENERATE POWER AT LONG RANGE?

Answer: Wing Chun practitioners like any other martial art or boxing style will generate power by using momentum to throw their fist from a long distance. It is difficult to use a one inch punch or short distance power with boxing gloves.


Question #3: WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU ARE IN MID RANGE?

Answer: Simply combining the contraction and momentum techniques is the best approach and most effective method over this distance. Our video discusses how to combine the two Wing Chun techniques to proper effect.


Question #4: YOU SHOULD PUT GLOVES ON TO SEE IF WING CHUN WORKS

 Answer: This is a common question. Most people criticise the value of Wing Chun training without understanding the processes behind the drills. Granted these drills can often be convoluted but they do have martial art value that can be effective for self defence.

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How to Fight off Ground & Pound Attacks | WARNING DO NOT use Wing Chun Like This

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/defending-ground-and-pound-attacks-bjj ► How to Fight Off Ground & Pound Attacks: DO NOT USE Wing Chun Like This. This week we take a break from Wing Chun to look at how to defend against punches to your face when you’ve been thrown to the ground. We cover a few key BJJ concepts on how to fight off your back in self defence. These ideas are taken from Brazilian Jiu Jitsu’s (BJJ) well know and tested Self Defence training, but these ideas are universal and will help anyone defend themselves on the ground. We also examine why you should not use Wing Chun techniques, but stick too simple concepts taken from BJJ but also tested in MMA.

The first part of the video introduces the idea of making space by creating barriers for your self defence. We discuss the feet as the first line of defence, followed by the knees and then hands. It is important to fight on the ground with these concepts in mind.

Part two of the video introduces the idea of the ‘Sling Shot’, where you use the retreat of your attacker against them to make space to stand up. Since the ultimate goal is to stand up when you’ve been thrown to the ground. Then you have to make space to do so. We use the up kick to the face of the attacker to force him to pull away, and then only then do we use a technical stand up technique taken from BJJ.

The last part to the video examines why you do not use Wing Chun hand techniques in ground fighting. Simply because these ideas were not designed or intended for ground fighting, but also they extend your arms too far away from the body. Extending your arms away leaves them vulnerable for arm locks.

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How to WIN Fights with LESS EFFORT

► How to win a Fight with Less Effort. Wing Chun is all about moving directly and efficiently. In fact this martial art focuses on how to fight with the concept of economy of motion. Essentially, this martial art teaches you to fight with less effort. Moving efficiently with Wing Chun allows you to conserve energy, and also places your arms in a better place for self defence. However, it is not just efficiency that wins fights, but the ability to make the situation predictable. Wing Chun has a number of hand fighting skills that creates the situation in which your attackers movements can become predictable.

This video introduces the concept of predictability for self defence. If you can make the situation predictable then you will find it easier to manage a violent attack. The first half of the video discusses the idea of tying one arm up in order to force your attacker to punch you with their other arm. This essentially makes fight or self defence confrontation more predictable and easier to manage.

The second half of the video discusses where and how to use your hands to defend your face. Most people in the street will attack or punch your face. Therefore, it makes sense to place your hands in front of the target of the punch. If you place your hands in front of your face, you are moving efficiently and less likely to be punched hard in the face.

The key thing is to conserve your energy and not move in excess. Just move as efficiently as possible in any self defence confrontation. This will help you in most fights.

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5 Rules to Survive a Fight with Multiple Attackers

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/5-life-saving-rules-survive-gang-attack-self-defence ► How to fight multiple attackers with 5 simple Wing Chun techniques that will help survive a attack by a gang of multiple attackers. These are some of the best tactics on how to fight a group of people while staying safe.

This video discusses how to control your position in a fight, where to look when you have multiple opponents moving around you, how to line up the gang of attackers so that it is easier to fight one on one, and when you should run away from the fight.

Self defence is always hard in the street, but it is even harder when you are faced with multiple attackers (or gangs), so expect to get hit, but punch as hard as you can.

These simple Wing Chun techniques are taught at the London Wing Chun Academy in our self defence training program for beginners. These self defence techniques are a combination of well tested Wing Chun concepts and reality based self defence techniques.

No matter how good you are at martial arts or Wing Chun the goal is to evade and escape your attackers. Be safe. Contact the London Wing Chun Academy for more information on our self defence classes for beginners.

Please leave a comment if you have any other advice on how to manage a fight with multiple attackers or questions on these 5 important self defence techniques.


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Wing Chun vs Boxing | Wing Chun does NOT work?

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/does-wing-chun-work ► Wing Chun vs Boxing: "Wing Chun DOES not work." Many people assume that if you learn Wing Chun that you will be unable to fight at a long range or cope with basic boxing or kickboxing combinations. Granted that Wing Chun is an exceptional martial art at close quarter fighting, but it can be used effectively over a long range of fighting.

The notion that “Wing Chun does not work” comes from a misunderstanding of the training methodology of Wing Chun. This video explains how Wing Chun can be used effectively over a long distance, while introducing the basic concept of improving footwork mobility.

Surprisingly there are some people outside of the Wing Chun community that have the opinion that Wing Chun does not work a fight. Of course defining a real fight is difficult, as the term can mean different things to different people. This is where the misconceptions about Wing Chun begin.

As in any martial art it is necessary to develop the ability to manage and control distance to the person that is attacking you. This involves the attribute of developing good mobility and footwork.

Our Wing Chun video discusses some simple and techniques in which to improve your mobility at long range. Key points to note, that mobility is not important at close range especially when connected (Bridged) with your attacker. At close range you should focus on good structure and rooting to the ground. In contrast, when you are moving at long range, where there is no contact with the attacker, then you should focus on mobility for distance control.



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Wing Chun Myths EXPOSED!!! The Reality of Simultaneous Attack & Defence in a Fight

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/reality-simultaneous-attack-and-defence-fight ►Wing Chun Myths Exposed: The Reality of Simultaneous Attack and Defence in a Fight. If you speak to any Wing Chun practitioner they will always explain to you that one of the core concepts within this martial art is to attack and defend simultaneously when attacked in a fight. The idea behind this concept is that you can move more efficiently and therefore defend yourself better if someone throws a big punch.

How does this really work in a fight or in self defence? People tend to throw multiple punches in a barrage to overwhelm you in a street fight. So how does Wing Chun really answer this problem? Well in this video we discuss how to use a well known Wing Chun technique called Taan Sao for simultaneous blocking and attacking.

In the first part of the video we introduce the technique of Taan Da and explain the potential problems in making it work for self defence or in a real fight. The key point to note is that you have to punch hard in order to slow to stop your attacker’s second punch. Only then can you actually fight back with some clear Wing Chun follow ups. However, there is still a risk of your attacker throwing a second punch, especially if they are able to absorb your counter strike.

The second part of the video introduces a safer more reliable approach in which to use this technique. In this part of the video we discuss the safer option of moving to the outside gate of a punch combination and then intercepting to the inside gate with the Taan Da. This is a safer method for self defence because it allows you to control the space and the centre ground.

The third part of the video recaps the basic ideas of how to train this approach in Wing Chun Chi Sao. How it is derived from Chi Sao practice and how it relates to actual fighting. The key point to note is that practising in this method of training allows you the ability to understand how to find a simultaneous attack and defence when your arms are clinched with your attackers.

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How to Fight Someone STRONGER than YOU Against a Wall!

http://www.londonwingchun.co.uk/how-fight-someone-stronger-when-pushed-against-wall ►How to fight someone stronger than you when you are pushed against a wall. This video covers some simple ideas of how to fight when you are trapped and can't run away. These are some simple ideas to teach you how to fight a bigger or stronger person with some very simple beginners Wing Chun techniques used for self defence. This is everything you need to know for self defence in a street fight especially when your back is stuck against the wall.


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How to Fight | Where to PUNCH to End a Fight in Seconds

How to fight and where to punch to end a fight in seconds all depends on where you punch the body. This video is about how to fight and punch to inflict pain on your attacker. That is how to fight effectively at close range using some simple Wing Chun techniques. This martial art relies on the idea of multiple strikes or punches in order to overwhelm an attacker with with punches thrown from different angles. 

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