Step into the World of Wing Chun: the Neck-Climbing Hand. Master Tu Tengyao

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The Neck-Climbing Hand Technique is a fundamental move in the world of Wing Chun martial arts. This technique focuses on controlling an opponent's neck, providing a strategic advantage during close combat scenarios.

This technique can be employed in various self-defense situations, both for beginners and experienced practitioners. It's particularly useful when facing an opponent who attempts to grapple or close the distance. By gaining control of the neck, a Wing Chun practitioner can effectively neutralize an attacker's movement and launch counterattacks with precision.

To execute the Neck-Climbing Hand Technique, follow these steps:

Stance and Positioning: Begin in a balanced Wing Chun stance with your guard up.
Timing is Key: As your opponent advances, time your move to coincide with their approach.
Control the Wrist: Use one hand to control your opponent's wrist while the other hand reaches for the neck.
Gentle Pressure: Apply controlled pressure to the neck, avoiding excessive force.
Maintain Balance: While controlling the neck, maintain your stance and balance.
Counterattack Opportunities: Once in control, seize opportunities to strike vulnerable areas or execute joint locks.

Remember, practice is crucial. Regular training sessions will help refine your technique, making it instinctual and effective. By mastering the Neck-Climbing Hand Technique, you'll enhance your Wing Chun skillset and boost your confidence in real-world combat scenarios.

In conclusion, the Neck-Climbing Hand Technique in Wing Chun offers a valuable tool for self-defense, providing control and counterattack opportunities when facing close-quarters confrontations. By practicing and perfecting this technique, individuals can empower themselves with a versatile move that enhances their overall Wing Chun proficiency.

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[marciopereira]

Proudly how a Master recognizies his student when he steps to next level

[MrHanSoL]

Great Master and that student was a great reflection of his training👏👏

[makgethamathumba]

Master Tu, I'm speechless. I hope you stay where you are. Don't even go to America, cause movies change a person completely by simply forgetting who you really are.

[Shell-yfbs]

Seriously man...where does this guy come from.
I'm addicted to watching the speed of it all.
So impressive....

[anjumshah]

He is fastest and best master i have ever seen, wanted to get trained under him.

[serafin]

La honestidad es gloriosa cuando te reconoces superado por el alumno, eso es grandeza, no flaqueza.

[НиколайПолуянов-ыь]

От такого видео даже у самого страсть пробуждается. 👍👍👍

[Etechlogistic]

Master Tu gave thumbs up for the best student in his school. Good job ! 🎉 for you

[jamesnapolitano]

Incredible I've haven't seen this kind of training before. One on one, the rope, the all out sparring is simply fantastic!! 😊

[merrygwolf]

As a female above 50 years of age, I've been watching martial arts since I'm 11 years old, love it. Him? I can watch him all day

[kevinwilson]

Good teacher, good instructor, good technique, good job

[WilksDaddyevr]

That is absolutely amazing and the master is also just amazing

[aricfowler]

I always appreciate a real teacher who can deliver solid instruction and not get mad when the student gets it right. Bravo Sigung.

[jimlemons]

Pulling from the core instead of your arms and shoulders shown excellently by Tu, once again!!!!

[melshad]

This guys arms are just a blurry thing in motion. Amazing, simply amazing.

[brokawb]

I love how he always has a test subject ready to help him demonstrate the technique he is trying to teach the novice. It's like his test subject follows him everywhere he goes. 😊I want to learn from him one day. 😊

[motopuaina]

Master Tu Tengyao is the best. There's no trick photography or camera tricks involved. He the best I've seen since Bruce Lee.

[luisaldana]

Tremendo maestro de verdad muchas felicitaciones por la humildad que tiene para enseñar a sus alumnos

[pabloadamov]

Aprendo mucho de sus videos le estoy muy agradecido por brindarme su tiempo gracias

[EmmanuelDeguzman-wtri]

Master tu tengyao you are really great teacher