wing chun vs tong long

[prodigal]

I've been considering adding either wing chun or tong long to my training regime. Whilst it would be mainly for speed / drills / reflexes / coordination purposes, I would still like whichever choice I made to have some sort of street applicability.

Comments? Advice?

Now I know it ultimately depends on the school and their training methods, but just as an art, which one in your opinion / experience is more street applicable?

Cheers

[PoleFighter]

Wing Chun sucks. Just read what the average wing chun praciticioner writes and you'll see why you should stay the fuck away from it.

Just start training Muay Thai.

[SLJ]

Kim Jong Il, fong long won.

[Mr. Mantis]

Do the mantis.

[Aesopian]

I am growing more and more convinced that wing chun was actually created as a practical joke which has since gone out of control.

[SLJ]

By a young nun from Wong Sil Cum.

[Jekyll]

I am growing more and more convinced that wing chun was actually created as a practical joke which has since gone out of control.

We need video evidence.

[Aesopian]

We need video evidence.

[liuzg150181]

That are pics,not videos~~~

[prodigal]

Whilst I do appreciate the feedback on wing chun, does anybody have any input about tong long? Mantis, what would you say are it's advantages over wing chun?

[virtual_mantis]

Do the mantis.

I agree. Do the mantis.

[Aesopian]

They are screenshots from this large video collection that shows the pure comedy of wing chun:

http://www.budovideos.com/shop/custo...me.php?cat=253

[liuzg150181]

Oh okay........

[Mr. Mantis]

Whilst I do appreciate the feedback on wing chun, does anybody have any input about tong long? Mantis, what would you say are it's advantages over wing chun?

Better techniques.

[virtual_mantis]

Whilst I do appreciate the feedback on wing chun, does anybody have any input about tong long? Mantis, what would you say are it's advantages over wing chun?

1. Mantis actually teaches footwork and kicks.
2. Mantis also incorporates sweeps and throws.
3. mantis incorporates movements from several styles like monkey and tiger.

The only reason (in my opinion) that Wing Chun is still so popular is because it's the martial art that Bruce Lee originally studied.