Wing Chun grappling vid

[broken fingers]

you'll see that the sifu is using way too much agression on his completely compliant students, than proceed to poke at the eye etc. toward the end of the video, there is a brief clip of him grappling wing chun style...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xw1hqx2gVII

enjoy, and may yet another wing chun thread grow and grow...
:occasion1

[Goju - Joe]

I am sick of bashing WC. It does it all by itself

[Rhamma]

Well, in the first part looks like he is doing "the robot" in a disco.

[Aesopian]

How to Do Chi Sau

Besides being fun for children of all ages, chi sau is a good exercise for reflexes.

Steps:

1. Find a partner.
2. Face each other.
3. Have your partner hold out his or her hands, palms down.
4. Hold out your hands, palms up, about an inch below your partner's hands.
5. Attempt to bring your hands over and slap the tops of your partner's hands - while she tries to move them away before being slapped.
6. Reverse roles after slapping your partner's hands three times, and begin the game again.

Warnings:

Be careful not to slap too hard.

[Tom Kagan]

Search function, you fucktard.

[Rhamma]

How to Do Chi Sau

Besides being fun for children of all ages, chi sau is a good exercise for reflexes.

Steps:

1. Find a partner.
2. Face each other.
3. Have your partner hold out his or her hands, palms down.
4. Hold out your hands, palms up, about an inch below your partner's hands.
5. Attempt to bring your hands over and slap the tops of your partner's hands - while she tries to move them away before being slapped.
6. Reverse roles after slapping your partner's hands three times, and begin the game again.

Warnings:

Be careful not to slap too hard.

Hey, I remeber this and the loser gets punched in the arm.:icon_salu

[Raitaro]

Dude that was vicious. If I were his student I would have pounded the **** out of him.

[broken fingers]

I think that the guy went a little too crazy after subdoing his oppenent. did you see how he made the guy scream at the end?

[TheSparrow]

How to Do Chi Sau

Besides being fun for children of all ages, chi sau is a good exercise for reflexes.

Steps:

1. Find a partner.
2. Face each other.
3. Have your partner hold out his or her hands, palms down.
4. Hold out your hands, palms up, about an inch below your partner's hands.
5. Attempt to bring your hands over and slap the tops of your partner's hands - while she tries to move them away before being slapped.
6. Reverse roles after slapping your partner's hands three times, and begin the game again.

Warnings:

Be careful not to slap too hard.

The aim of chi sao is to pretend to hit the other guy before the other guy pretends to hit you.
Whoever pretends to hit first, wins.

[broken fingers]

pretending. the core of wing chun...