Wing Chun Sparring Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjqjTyG_p90&feature=related
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Wing Chun Sparring Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjqjTyG_p90&feature=related
i enjoyed this video
A decent kicker that is an actual fighter would likely have torn that guy in half. I respect both of them for getting in there.
That WC guy needs to go to chain punchers anonymous.
i think the second guy was a little better than the first. But if you look closely that WC guy had a very good kick defense. I had to watch a few times to catch what he was doing but he utilize some stop kick techniques to stun the other guys power as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golden Arms
thought the guy did ok. He'd have done better to use something other than chain punches alone to control the other guy's arms and posture. As for his kicking defence not sure I agree with the assessment above, I thought it was a bit suspect.
In my experience against TKD guys. if you can jam the kick its often enough to just go in and blast him with chain punches after. Most have a ****ty upper body arsenal in close quarters.Quote:
Originally Posted by wingchunIan
Against a kickboxer or thaiboxer, not so good an idea :)
In my experience against TKD guys. if you can jam the kick its often enough to just go in and blast him with chain punches after. Most have a ****ty upper body arsenal in close quarters.Quote:
Originally Posted by wingchunIan
Against a kickboxer or thaiboxer, not so good an idea :)
LOL, my sifu yelled at us for chain punching. I have never really understood it. I guess that I can see it as a way to break up the usual "full-beat" rhythm of delivery, but as a staple tactic, WTF? ugh!Quote:
Originally Posted by SAAMAG
The commitment to the chain punch is the doom of WC.
Here is WC versus an empty hand Filipino fighter. Dale Frank/Rwilson. It's light sparring, but It is interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8PK8j_Y5Xs
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Originally Posted by HumbleWCGuy
I like how Rashun drills him a few times off of a lop. However, I am not a fan of the never ending change punches. They are effective here, but I would have liked to have seen a couple of power shots with some hip action mixed in. No fight is perfect so good job Rashun. I am just putting in my after the fact $.02
Here's a young fighter with a non chain-punch attack that may have been training in front of a mirror more than he should. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU8B6...eature=relatedQuote:
Originally Posted by wingchunIan
Fight=Fight. Spar=Friendly Spar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKKZM...eature=related
True, that particular WC man has a couple vids out there. But this is an example of man vs man more than style vs style. The other guy simply couldn't fight...at all. It looked like the WC guy might have just grabbed a cab driver and dressed him up in shorts.Quote:
Originally Posted by PalmStriker
I'd like to see him up against a non WC guy who's skill and training more closely match his own.
roflmfao !!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by saamag
Just for reference for you guys, for the takedown part of this Dale is using the low single. He seems to hit it every time he is going for it despite what looks to be at least a 50 lb. deficit in the sparring.Quote:
Originally Posted by HumbleWCGuy
If you've never seen that before or are wondering how to counter it, here's an article talking about it w/r to Randy Couture's match with James Toney, the famous boxer. There are videos on this link describing the technique as well as the defense.
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2010/8/30...udo-chop-randy
Why is this important? Well, if one of the best technical boxers of all time can be defeated by it in less than a minute with no risk to his opponent, then it might be something to consider to round out your game...
Gold Post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wayfaring
his muay thai was weak!Quote:
Originally Posted by PalmStriker
Video Break down
first 21 seconds in...WC guy uses gum da and pak da and gan da to defend against kicks and punches!
time 0:27 he utilizes lifting knee to cover a mid wheel kick an uses lop sau to gain entry to established the chain punches to control the center line and disrupt his opponents structure while using chasing horse.
time 3:08 he uses cross arms gan saus to block incoming kick
time 3:16 he uses to lifting knee to defend round house kick, he uses a low kick to opponents post to disrupt his structure while he continously palm strikes his forehead mutlitple times.
time 3:20 he sweeps opponents kicking leg, and while opponent is off balance he attempts to recover by striking, wc guy intercepts opponents strike an redirects him to nothingness
i also liked how used the chain punches as a hammer on the first opponent when he raised his elbow to cover...Very good tactic...
Also when he fights the long hair guy...he uses alot of stop kicks...if you slow it down in your mind you will see him neutralize alot of kicks before they are launched by simply meeting the kick!
Very good show or authenic wing chun