Vt Vid

[jimhalliwell]

Hi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tsdSwIJquQ


Cheers Jim


www.vingtsun.webs.com

[Sean66]

Nice work, Jim!

[k gledhill]

Nice Jim, thanks

[LoneTiger108]

What do you guys think about this clip?? Gary Lam student in Warrington, England.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeFzLUWSC_4

[Sean66]

It's a nice clip!

[k gledhill]

It's a nice clip!

Nice gym too.

[Treznor]

Hi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tsdSwIJquQ


Cheers Jim


www.vingtsun.webs.com

Looks familiar :D

[wingchunIan]

What do you guys think about this clip?? Gary Lam student in Warrington, England.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeFzLUWSC_4

I like it. Not sure about the opening of the clip or what was going on with the gold ball thingy at the end but the bag work was good.

[guy b.]

What do you guys think about this clip?? Gary Lam student in Warrington, England.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeFzLUWSC_4

I think there is an issue in linking the bag hitting, which is good, to the wing chun which is more limited. Compare with the pure ving tsun clips on youtube and you see the issue they have in using the structure in real time. Their ving tsun is not bad per se but quite constrained, not free

[wingchunIan]

I think there is an issue in linking the bag hitting, which is good, to the wing chun which is more limited. Compare with the pure ving tsun clips on youtube and you see the issue they have in using the structure in real time. Their ving tsun is not bad per se but quite constrained, not free

Interesting comment , what is the basis for saying they are having issues using structure in real time? and why is their wing chun limited? I don't know these guys but the brief chi sau shown looked more rounded to me than alot of the stuff passed off as chi sau on here and youtube. You obvioulsy see something different to me sofor the sake of discussion it would be good to understand what and where?

[wingchunIan]

Nice gym too.

Agree, very jealous. I'm in rented places and would love a full time place of my own. Economics just don't work at the mo'

[LoneTiger108]

Agree, very jealous. I'm in rented places and would love a full time place of my own. Economics just don't work at the mo'

So true, but I don't know if the guys own the gym though (I would presume they're renting because of the low numbers)

This is something that is a killer to Martial Arts in general, especially in the bigger cities.

[guy b.]

Interesting comment , what is the basis for saying they are having issues using structure in real time? and why is their wing chun limited? I don't know these guys but the brief chi sau shown looked more rounded to me than alot of the stuff passed off as chi sau on here and youtube. You obvioulsy see something different to me sofor the sake of discussion it would be good to understand what and where?

I don't want to annoy anyone but since you ask to me their structure is rather stilted. It appears they have not made it their own. It is like the imitation of structure rather than an internalised body method.

[jimhalliwell]

bit more to mull over


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWG3E7vNclc&list=UUqLXfK6Ga0ziEvgaRlqVpxA&index=2&feature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zciPXur93OI&list=UUqLXfK6Ga0ziEvgaRlqVpxA&index=1&feature=plcp


Jim

[sanjuro_ronin]

Prefer this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7LXC6Njto0&feature=related

[sanjuro_ronin]

I don't want to annoy anyone but since you ask to me their structure is rather stilted. It appears they have not made it their own. It is like the imitation of structure rather than an internalised body method.

You can only make it your own when you pressure test it.

[jimhalliwell]

bit more to mull over


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWG3E7vNclc&list=UUqLXfK6Ga0ziEvgaRlqVpxA&index=2&feature=plcp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zciPXur93OI&list=UUqLXfK6Ga0ziEvgaRlqVpxA&index=1&feature=plcp


Jim

Yea i like that one too!