Quote Originally Posted by jeetsao View Post
If you play by the boxer's rules, many of the weapons of wing chun are left out. Elbows, kicks, open hand strikes, etc. . If gloves are worn, it creates other issues. In addition, often the wing chun guys takes on a boxing mentality of "going rounds rather than finishing on the first engagement. I know I am generalizing but it is what I have observed.
Some fair pints thee JS, but when im sparring MT i using all of the waepons youyve mentioned.
I dont go with you "round" idea though. Sure WC is supposed to close down the other guy quick but sparring is learning and trying things when other things dont work. Along with building stamina, correctt technique (through application) and a tougher mindset.

You dont and cant get that through quick 3 secoond scenarios

GlennR