Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 55 minutes ago
Why it IS NOT proper Wing Chun to wave the arms around like that!
TeachableMoment part 7 of 10
Filmed Novemeber 11, 2023
-A responce lesson series in reply to a great video of advanced Tai Chi players which a fellow wing chunner thought looked like advanced chi sau. The Tai Chi people ran all around the space and their arms whirled around, never crossing into a Jut Sau once, and it was hard to see a coordinatioon between the arms and the feet. It was impressive for the style, but not wing chun, in my opinion.
In the ten part series Si-Fu Cox covers both EBMAS Wing Tzun and Latosa Weapons Sysytem Concepts in comparision to the Huen Sau "snaking arm" demonstrated in video 1. Please like and subscribe to these free video introductions to the Iron Dog Gym method of teaching and practice.
Video 1- Intro to the Huen Sau and whirling motions the Tai Chi friends use, why they are not same thing, though related. Surely both arts should know of each of these, Wing Chun tends to drift toward the wider stances of Tai Chi so I make this statement with seriousness.
Video 2- Special application study for Wendell/Rae Tan and then some work on Chi Sau
Video 3- What is Wing Chun? and move intermediate level Wing Tsun Chi Sau
Video 4- Some Latosa Escrima to show large footwork stances within the confined wing chun space and some disarms to compare to the whirling arm
Video 5- Disarms as huen sau whirls for stick fluency
Video 6- Basic Stick Introduction and Patterns
Video 7- Basic Sword Draw Patterns and the use of the V Tip point
Why it IS NOT proper Wing Chun to wave the arms around like that!
TeachableMoment part 7 of 10
Filmed Novemeber 11, 2023
-A responce lesson series in reply to a great video of advanced Tai Chi players which a fellow wing chunner thought looked like advanced chi sau. The Tai Chi people ran all around the space and their arms whirled around, never crossing into a Jut Sau once, and it was hard to see a coordinatioon between the arms and the feet. It was impressive for the style, but not wing chun, in my opinion.
In the ten part series Si-Fu Cox covers both EBMAS Wing Tzun and Latosa Weapons Sysytem Concepts in comparision to the Huen Sau "snaking arm" demonstrated in video 1. Please like and subscribe to these free video introductions to the Iron Dog Gym method of teaching and practice.
Video 1- Intro to the Huen Sau and whirling motions the Tai Chi friends use, why they are not same thing, though related. Surely both arts should know of each of these, Wing Chun tends to drift toward the wider stances of Tai Chi so I make this statement with seriousness.
Video 2- Special application study for Wendell/Rae Tan and then some work on Chi Sau
Video 3- What is Wing Chun? and move intermediate level Wing Tsun Chi Sau
Video 4- Some Latosa Escrima to show large footwork stances within the confined wing chun space and some disarms to compare to the whirling arm
Video 5- Disarms as huen sau whirls for stick fluency
Video 6- Basic Stick Introduction and Patterns
Video 7- Basic Sword Draw Patterns and the use of the V Tip point
