Do you apply in combat all those...

[laffer]

Hello,

My question to you, Wing Chun students is:

QUESTION: "Do you apply in combat all those 'flowered' techniques seen on the forms or you just do full-contact alike combats living all those techniques apart?"

Speak for yourself, not for the whole style, do you use them in your combat?

[Watchman]

My answer is: Yes.

My question is: What flowery moves?!



Sunt hic etiam sua praemia laveli
"Here too virtue has its due reward."

[Martial Joe]

I'd have to say and ask the same things...

[Wei Sui]

as best as I am able to:)

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Dai yut tow dai :)

[mikey]

laffer- do you study Wing Chun? what makes
you think that we wouldn't use techniques from
our forms?
I get the impression that maybe your exposure
to Wing Chun is very limited or someone has
been jerking your chain.
What exactly is your experience with Wing Chun?

[old jong]

Sometimes!...If I feel like it!... :D ...What a bizarre question! :confused:

C'est la vie!

[rogue]

I think he means the one legged stances and hurrican kicks that make up the bulk of WC.

Adventure is just a romantic name for trouble. It sounds swell when you write about it, but it's hell when you meet it face to face in a dark and lonely place.
Louis L'Amour

[mikey]

Rogue!
there are penalties for revealing our secrets! ;)
maybe "wing chun" in portugese means
"pat morita" :)
(o.k.,I'll shut up now)

[laffer]

After posting the thread I realized I got mixed up.

I wanted to ask not you (wing chun students) and not on the wing chun style and section, BUT the question was to the wushu people.

Once again sorry, I got all mixed up.

[OdderMensch]

i mean to suggest that Chum Kui's 740' spinning triple back kick had no use in a fight. :D

[rogue]

Don't worry laffer, Wu Shu, WC, JKD they're all pretty much the same thing anyway.

By the way, Welcome to the forum laffer, good to have you aboard.

Adventure is just a romantic name for trouble. It sounds swell when you write about it, but it's hell when you meet it face to face in a dark and lonely place.
Louis L'Amour

[laffer]

Thanks :)