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    Quote Originally Posted by k gledhill View Post
    I delete threads that lose direction anerlich for lack of moderation...Like Frost posting grappling links
    I forget sometimes after nearly 30 years doing this VT thing, oh yeah...Years ago I was in L.A. California while doing a USA tour with GM V Kan as his senior instructor and visiting A Fong in arizona, Chris Chan in S.Fran, Kenneth Cheung, and .....Hawkins Cheung..... I remember HC complimented me personally on my bong sao's, chi-sao at an after seminar dinner. This was after watching me and his student R Chu chi-sao....I later had R Chu...Alans teacher, asking me ( privately ) how I turned him in chi-sao , how my bong sao worked, etc...this was all private between me and R Chu during the break in a seminar. H Cheung gave me and a student of V Kan attending , a big explanation of VT alone one night in his school. Great, he was very excited and animated about it.

    Oh and M Tyson and me
    So why still the chip on your shoulder Kev?

    I've been around TCMA for about 35 years ... interspersed with about 15 in BJJ, and about 5 around MMA ... I don't need to post all these clips or drop all these names to feel secure. Must suck to be you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by k gledhill View Post
    I delete threads that lose direction anerlich for lack of moderation...Like Frost posting grappling links
    I forget sometimes after nearly 30 years doing this VT thing, oh yeah...Years ago I was in L.A. California while doing a USA tour with GM V Kan as his senior instructor and visiting A Fong in arizona, Chris Chan in S.Fran, Kenneth Cheung, and .....Hawkins Cheung..... I remember HC complimented me personally on my bong sao's, chi-sao at an after seminar dinner. This was after watching me and his student R Chu chi-sao....I later had R Chu...Alans teacher, asking me ( privately ) how I turned him in chi-sao , how my bong sao worked, etc...this was all private between me and R Chu during the break in a seminar. H Cheung gave me and a student of V Kan attending , a big explanation of VT alone one night in his school. Great, he was very excited and animated about it.

    Oh and M Tyson and me
    So why still the chip on your shoulder Kev?

    I've been around TCMA for about 35 years ... interspersed with about 15 in BJJ, and about 5 around MMA ... I don't need to post all these clips or drop all these names to feel secure. Must suck to be you.
    "Once you reject experience, and begin looking for the mysterious, then you are caught!" - Krishnamurti
    "We are all one" - Genki Sudo
    "We are eternal, all this pain is an illusion" - Tool, Parabol/Parabola
    "Bro, you f***ed up a long time ago" - Kurt Osiander

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    Quote Originally Posted by anerlich View Post
    So why still the chip on your shoulder Kev?

    I've been around TCMA for about 35 years ... interspersed with about 15 in BJJ, and about 5 around MMA ... I don't need to post all these clips or drop all these names to feel secure. Must suck to be you.
    Snap (well almost) 25 years in TMA, 10 in grappling and MMA, I don’t need to name drop either but I will just this once: one of the threads kevin deleted was about Anderson silva doing wing chun when I pointed out Silva was a Thai and BJJ guy and that’s where his skills come from and then posted clips of him with his coaches (one of whom I know personally) kevin had a hissy fit and deleted the thread…twice lol
    He can dish the insults and knowing comments out but cant seem to take it

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    Quote Originally Posted by anerlich View Post
    So why still the chip on your shoulder Kev?

    I've been around TCMA for about 35 years ... interspersed with about 15 in BJJ, and about 5 around MMA ... I don't need to post all these clips or drop all these names to feel secure. Must suck to be you.
    Snap (well almost) 25 years in TMA, 10 in grappling and MMA, I don’t need to name drop either but I will just this once: one of the threads kevin deleted was about Anderson silva doing wing chun when I pointed out Silva was a Thai and BJJ guy and that’s where his skills come from and then posted clips of him with his coaches (one of whom I know personally) kevin had a hissy fit and deleted the thread…twice lol
    He can dish the insults and knowing comments out but cant seem to take it

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    Must suck to be you.
    I think we have hit rock bottom

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    Quote Originally Posted by anerlich View Post
    Must suck to be you.
    I think we have hit rock bottom

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham H View Post
    I think we have hit rock bottom
    Nah, we can go lower than this!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham H View Post
    I think we have hit rock bottom
    Nah, we can go lower than this!

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    Quote Originally Posted by k gledhill View Post
    I delete threads that lose direction anerlich for lack of moderation...Like Frost posting grappling links
    I forget sometimes after nearly 30 years doing this VT thing, oh yeah...Years ago I was in L.A. California while doing a USA tour with GM V Kan as his senior instructor and visiting A Fong in arizona, Chris Chan in S.Fran, Kenneth Cheung, and .....Hawkins Cheung..... I remember HC complimented me personally on my bong sao's, chi-sao at an after seminar dinner. This was after watching me and his student R Chu chi-sao....I later had R Chu...Alans teacher, asking me ( privately ) how I turned him in chi-sao , how my bong sao worked, etc...this was all private between me and R Chu during the break in a seminar. H Cheung gave me and a student of V Kan attending , a big explanation of VT alone one night in his school. Great, he was very excited and animated about it.

    Oh and M Tyson and me
    What are you talking about? You ask for views on a clip. I tried to give my insight and requested you to explain yours as asked. So you come back with a back in the day story. Are you trying to say my teacher 20 years ago asked you a question so you must be better? Lol you must need support bro. My teacher is very open minded and will always ask others tons of questions. That's what you do when you meet other styles, then you go away and do what you want.

    This is the big wing Chun problem - guys can't even train and talk without someone trying to live off it. Time to grow up and just get on with it.

    You think the posted clip was good. Then great for you. I did not but asked for insights to why you did.

    Posting random pictures or trying to direct it away is pointless

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    Quote Originally Posted by k gledhill View Post
    I delete threads that lose direction anerlich for lack of moderation...Like Frost posting grappling links
    I forget sometimes after nearly 30 years doing this VT thing, oh yeah...Years ago I was in L.A. California while doing a USA tour with GM V Kan as his senior instructor and visiting A Fong in arizona, Chris Chan in S.Fran, Kenneth Cheung, and .....Hawkins Cheung..... I remember HC complimented me personally on my bong sao's, chi-sao at an after seminar dinner. This was after watching me and his student R Chu chi-sao....I later had R Chu...Alans teacher, asking me ( privately ) how I turned him in chi-sao , how my bong sao worked, etc...this was all private between me and R Chu during the break in a seminar. H Cheung gave me and a student of V Kan attending , a big explanation of VT alone one night in his school. Great, he was very excited and animated about it.

    Oh and M Tyson and me
    What are you talking about? You ask for views on a clip. I tried to give my insight and requested you to explain yours as asked. So you come back with a back in the day story. Are you trying to say my teacher 20 years ago asked you a question so you must be better? Lol you must need support bro. My teacher is very open minded and will always ask others tons of questions. That's what you do when you meet other styles, then you go away and do what you want.

    This is the big wing Chun problem - guys can't even train and talk without someone trying to live off it. Time to grow up and just get on with it.

    You think the posted clip was good. Then great for you. I did not but asked for insights to why you did.

    Posting random pictures or trying to direct it away is pointless

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham H View Post
    How do you know how much power and strength is being used from a video??



    Nobody is "fighting" in any of these chi sau videos so you have a valid point.




    I can only speak for myself but stopping an MMA fighter is the last thing on my mind. Why bother yourself with such things? Your thinking suggests that ALL combat systems should prove their worth against MMA. It's a pointless discussion IMO.

    One thing you are forgetting Alan is that a street fight doesn't go on for too long in most cases. The result usually depends on the power of the strikes and the amount landed. Just because you train MMA does not mean you can knock out all comers. It depends on many factors. Too many to list so why dwell on it.
    Lets look at it from a hypothetical POV. An untrained guy happens to get in some bother with a guy who trains MMA. The untrained guy blind sides him, knocks him to the floor and kicks his head in. Who is the better fighter??? You couldn't even answer that question because the next time it may be different.

    Until somebody punches you on the chin it makes no odds about styles!!! Some guys can just fight. No MMA required.

    I wish you would stop putting everything about competition Wing Chun against competition MMA. There is no such thing.

    Who would win out of Tyson and Ali??? Another stupid pointless question but rages on and on and on.

    You could probably pick two guys from this forum and ask them to fight. One may win in the club/ring but lose out on the pavement. How do you know? You never will!



    I'm yet to see any good VT sparring on YouTube. You have more chance of finding rocking horse sh8t!



    You are right and the fact that most threads turn into garbage is boring now don't you think. Better to leave the keyboard and go face to face if anything is to be sorted out. Otherwise its just pixels on a screen.
    It would help if anything you said makes sense in the first place.

    Of course street fights are different they can be easier or if unlucky much much harder. I have seen fights last a lot longer when the guys can fight.

    My point on Mma is not that you must do it and be able to beat Mma fighters to have good wing Chun. My point is how does the training in the clip bring you to the point where you could hold your own. As it didn't look like they could.

    Power and strength - yes I have a good understanding if structure and power so I can see it and I know the style well so I can see it. Before you start you don't know my system.

    Blind side someone ? Lol of course you may get Ko d . Point is what?

    I'm not saying I am the toughest guy or can Ko everyone . Where did I sat that ? Again projection fears lol

    I just like training. I like working out. I like developing myself in the real world with like minded people.

    I have over time been lucky enough to have great teachers and students that push me to be better as we train in a way that encourages that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham H View Post
    How do you know how much power and strength is being used from a video??



    Nobody is "fighting" in any of these chi sau videos so you have a valid point.




    I can only speak for myself but stopping an MMA fighter is the last thing on my mind. Why bother yourself with such things? Your thinking suggests that ALL combat systems should prove their worth against MMA. It's a pointless discussion IMO.

    One thing you are forgetting Alan is that a street fight doesn't go on for too long in most cases. The result usually depends on the power of the strikes and the amount landed. Just because you train MMA does not mean you can knock out all comers. It depends on many factors. Too many to list so why dwell on it.
    Lets look at it from a hypothetical POV. An untrained guy happens to get in some bother with a guy who trains MMA. The untrained guy blind sides him, knocks him to the floor and kicks his head in. Who is the better fighter??? You couldn't even answer that question because the next time it may be different.

    Until somebody punches you on the chin it makes no odds about styles!!! Some guys can just fight. No MMA required.

    I wish you would stop putting everything about competition Wing Chun against competition MMA. There is no such thing.

    Who would win out of Tyson and Ali??? Another stupid pointless question but rages on and on and on.

    You could probably pick two guys from this forum and ask them to fight. One may win in the club/ring but lose out on the pavement. How do you know? You never will!



    I'm yet to see any good VT sparring on YouTube. You have more chance of finding rocking horse sh8t!



    You are right and the fact that most threads turn into garbage is boring now don't you think. Better to leave the keyboard and go face to face if anything is to be sorted out. Otherwise its just pixels on a screen.
    It would help if anything you said makes sense in the first place.

    Of course street fights are different they can be easier or if unlucky much much harder. I have seen fights last a lot longer when the guys can fight.

    My point on Mma is not that you must do it and be able to beat Mma fighters to have good wing Chun. My point is how does the training in the clip bring you to the point where you could hold your own. As it didn't look like they could.

    Power and strength - yes I have a good understanding if structure and power so I can see it and I know the style well so I can see it. Before you start you don't know my system.

    Blind side someone ? Lol of course you may get Ko d . Point is what?

    I'm not saying I am the toughest guy or can Ko everyone . Where did I sat that ? Again projection fears lol

    I just like training. I like working out. I like developing myself in the real world with like minded people.

    I have over time been lucky enough to have great teachers and students that push me to be better as we train in a way that encourages that

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    You guys that train wing Chun and grappling know what I can asking when it comes to Mma. We know the street is different blah blah blah

    But we know the truth is you need to be training to take the rough with smooth.

    I just finish 3 hours training 1 hour chi Sao 1 hour wrestling and bjj then we did 1 hour Mma sparring using our wing Chun with boxing gloves and wrestling and bjj on the ground.

    I was with my pro fighter josh he's 24 and 5-1 semi pro 2-0 pro and we had a great time. We both gave punched and took punched we both hit takedown and hit sweeps. We both got ground and pounded !

    It's just normal training. No winners or losers, just learning via pressure and making our skills robust!

    Same again tomorrow. It's no big deal

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    You guys that train wing Chun and grappling know what I can asking when it comes to Mma. We know the street is different blah blah blah

    But we know the truth is you need to be training to take the rough with smooth.

    I just finish 3 hours training 1 hour chi Sao 1 hour wrestling and bjj then we did 1 hour Mma sparring using our wing Chun with boxing gloves and wrestling and bjj on the ground.

    I was with my pro fighter josh he's 24 and 5-1 semi pro 2-0 pro and we had a great time. We both gave punched and took punched we both hit takedown and hit sweeps. We both got ground and pounded !

    It's just normal training. No winners or losers, just learning via pressure and making our skills robust!

    Same again tomorrow. It's no big deal

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