wooden dummy

**standstill** · Posted On: 4/14/2006 9:46pm

hi,
anyone know of any good mobile wooden dummies?

thanks,
standstill

**Draven** · Posted On: 4/14/2006 9:49pm

This isn´t even the right forum, unless you are admitting WC sucks.

**MEGA JESUS-SAMA** · Posted On: 4/14/2006 9:50pm

I'll sell you WC Dummy Potion, which will restore your dummy's hp. Costs a scant 5,000 dollars. Each.

**HwangJangLee** · Posted On: 4/14/2006 10:06pm

Wing Chun dummies are very expensive and dont give much back in training, if you really want to have one just make one, its really easy

**broken fingers** · Posted On: 4/14/2006 10:52pm

whoa, in the wrong forum, in the wrong stylefield... if I had the balls......

**Mr Han** · Posted On: 4/14/2006 11:49pm

:stop:
Get a punch bag.
Then you will go from this-:gaygay: To this-:boxing:
:thumbsup:

**Robot Jesus** · Posted On: 4/15/2006 1:39am

mr han your redemm newdies

**MercyBeat** · Posted On: 4/15/2006 11:01am

There is the attachmate at goldentiger.com.

Still nothing like the real thing.

**nezha** · Posted On: 4/15/2006 11:24am

this is not meant as a dig or anything, but how exactly are you suppose to use those wing chun dummies?

**Sam Browning** · Posted On: 4/15/2006 1:05pm

One way is to simply "pac sou" the dummy's arm while entering to throw a punch. you slap at the wooden arm, simulating knocking it out of the center line and then hit the wooden dummy.

In Wing Chun there are whole bunch of wrist rolls that are designed to move the opponants arms to open up a path for striking. Since the wooden man has three arms you can practice these rather esotaric (sp) moves of questionable value to your hearts content on the wooden man.

Standstill before you spend some serious money on a dummy I'd advise buying a book on the 109 move Wing Chun Dummy Set to see if you think anything in there is practical. I'm also sure that people sell tapes on this subject.