I think I found the new real wing chun guys

[Speaks Softly]

What's "you fight how you train" in Klingon?

chay' Do'qu' SoH SoH ghob

[BJMills]

Ever since seeing Jackie Chan work a wooden dummy in Rumble in the Bronx, I have always thought they look and sound super cool to train with. Especially with quick edits and proper sound effects.

That's my positive thought for the day.

[BackFistMonkey]

I've heard you can make excellent Molotovs with Mason jars...

Why would you do such a thing?

I couldn't find any other references to Wing Tai that made sense ...

[submessenger]

I don't see the issue.

These guys and gals have excellent taste http://www.wtcollectionshowroom.com/store/index.html

I've heard you can make excellent Molotovs with Mason jars...

[BackFistMonkey]

I don't see the issue.

These guys and gals have excellent taste http://www.wtcollectionshowroom.com/store/index.html

[BackFistMonkey]

You had me at thrusting.

You don't find any of that snappy shit coming from a Klingon. They commit.

[ermghoti]

I think it's a right straight,a thrusting front kick and then a double hammerfist to the spine.

You had me at thrusting.

[BackFistMonkey]

What's "you fight how you train" in Klingon?

I think it's a right straight,a thrusting front kick and then a double hammerfist to the spine.

[ermghoti]

LOL at the foam Bat'leth as a weapon, especially because they are still "pulling their punches," with it.

What's "you fight how you train" in Klingon?

[submessenger]

LOL at the foam Bat'leth as a weapon, especially because they are still "pulling their punches," with it.

[Jim Giant]

They seem to have a reasonable emphasize on fitness but apart from that it looks like a pure performance art. One of the guys is duel wielding Star Trek Bat'leths.

If that's what they're going for then great, they might be able to train a Z list version of Jet Lee but for self defence it looks pretty useless.

[Bneterasedmynam]

It looks like someone thought the chun wasn't stupid enough already, so decided to add in spinning haymakers ([email protected] the alternating spinning hammerfists) and weapons that make no sense. Unless It's supposed to be a performance art? I guess its ok in that sense.

To be fair in another clip which turned up in the reccomended I saw a few seconds of what could be sparring, but even that looked fairly compliant and low-contact. There are a number of regular chun schools which do a much better job of incorporating aliveness.

There are?? Proof please as I have yet to see an "alive" version of the chun.

[kimjonghng]

The weapons made me think of that movie, Gaurdians

http://static1.squarespace.com/stati...1451925325006/

meanwhile some of the hand stuff seems just... what???

[Guird]

It looks like someone thought the chun wasn't stupid enough already, so decided to add in spinning haymakers ([email protected] the alternating spinning hammerfists) and weapons that make no sense. Unless It's supposed to be a performance art? I guess its ok in that sense.

To be fair in another clip which turned up in the reccomended I saw a few seconds of what could be sparring, but even that looked fairly compliant and low-contact. There are a number of regular chun schools which do a much better job of incorporating aliveness.

[kimjonghng]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb_N_Fbzvic

I noticed their facebook described this as a 'subtle' art when it looks nothing as such

the weapons look interesting but seems to be more contact based than wing chun