Originally posted by Ernie
Jong ,
I have never doubted the wing chun training systems effectiveness , even though many of my post may seem to poke at it’s weakness , I would not be involved in wing chun if it didn’t prove itself to me , why was I a regular guy able to get in front of all those people I sparred and survive , simple my wing chun training , in the beginning I got hit a lot ,
deleted lots-----------------
But ironically the pak was there for him with out thought
This even caught me off guard a bit
But like I said I’m experimenting we shall see what time will produce .
Hi Ernie,
This is what I call a useful and constructive post since you talk about your experiences, your methods, your failures and your successes. Other people can learn something from these experiences.
However posts that keep harping about everyone's training methods as being unrealistic and equivalent to dry swimming methods etc. etc. are really of no use to anyone and merely stop most people from getting involved in this forum. So thanks and keep up the good work.
Ray
Victoria, British Columbia, Wing Chun