How to Do the Siu Nim Tau Form | Wing Chun

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[Handalumaban]

I like your videos. They are full of great tips, widom, and knowledge. I can tell that you are a truly effective teacher and a good Sifu.

[andressanchez]

Nice and clear presentation this guy..i like that his nose has been bust at some stage..authentic

[deathgrinddojo]

wow great video on "how to do siu nim tau" WITHOUT ACTUALLY DOING SIU NIM TAU

[JoshC]

I like the information you share with your videos

[rwin]

You explain things very well. Thanks!

[dominicsosnov]

Very informative. I would like to give it a try. Going to your next video...

[iiroarfxii]

THX for this Video i Need to learn it for my exam :)

[mozzam]

I thought u were gonna teach us how to do it.not explain about it.

[ellocobarrandeguy]

Very interesting video, and good information for beginners, wing chun is so simple, and yet amazing and effective! 

[tahmidchowdhury]

which video do I start from and what order

[bewaretherogue]

The "choreographed" forms you speak of do the exact same thing you say wingchun does....they teach a set of skills i hate it when people dis forms and their purpose when they dont underatand them

[neaituppi]

I can tell he was influenced by Bruce Lee. Because he doesn't understand what the so-called traditional forms are for. They are not for the 1 in a million chance someone might attack you in the way that is set up in the form. The routine of it is to build conditioning and being able to do the application naturally. I found to my surprise that I could utilize applications from forms into improvised sparring. Every part of a form, the continual practice, gets you conditioned physically to be able to do the applications without self consciousness. After that, you can make up other forms with them or improvise movements in the moment with them. Which is something Ng Mui did. I am much more in tune and influenced by Ng Mui, as it pertains to wing chun.