Wing Chun Chi Sau Ring | All you need to know | Enso Martial Arts Shop

This video is all the information you'll need to know about a Wing Chun Chi Sau Ring we have for sale at Enso Martial Arts Shop in Bristol. Included in this video is information on:
- All the features of a Chi Sau Ring
- Styles that train with them
- Why you would want one
- Other Wing Chun Items at Enso
- Who that guy is????
- A short montage of people training with a Chi Sau Ring

Really a training tool for Wing Chun Practitioners only, but other styles of Southern Chinese Kung Fu use them too such a Praying Mantis. Primarily thy are used to help gauge hand positioning and distance. They allow elbows to be correctly positioned from your body and from each other. There is some people who talk about them as an offensive weapon but mainly they are used as a training tool.

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What’s in this video:
All you need to know about a Wing Chun Chi Sau Ring we have for sale at Enso Martial Arts Shop. With info on what they are made from, who uses them, what other Wing Chun Items there are for sale and a short montage of people training with Chi Sau Rings

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[mattnobrega]

I have a metal wing chun ring. I like it. It takes some getting use to.
As for individual sizing of the rings, general rule is that the outer portion of the ring (across wise) should fit between the elbow and yhe wrist. In other words...the ring measurement is determined by the length of your forearm. Hope you get the picture.

[jocw]

Just ordered one off Amazon. Looking forward to using this

[mattnobrega]

Hey enjoy, do you carry unsharpened metal training butterfly swords?

[brendanduffy]

Good video, what is the t shirt you are wearing?

[darkshadowsaver]

Never use it with elbows in because it will make you want to pull them apart. If you want to learn elbow placement nest the ring in between your elbows thats what will make you want to pull your elbows in and keep them stable and unmoveable which is what wing chun is about.

[originalrbp]

Yes they can be used as a weapon and trained as such.

[eddieparker]

Do you have 📀 DVD instructions training on Rattan Rings. Please tell me 🥺

[ermac]

Also do you do free samples of the dit da jow

[ermac]

When is the makiwara straw back in stock?

[johnnytrejo]

I may be wrong the way you measure 📏 what size of a rattan ring you need is you measure your Forearm. From the inner wrist to the end of your inner forearm. So say for example, I would purchase the 10” rattan ring since my measurement of my forearm is 9.5”, you would want to the size that will keep you in tight elbows in for chi-Sau and drills from Wing Chun, if you don’t have a partner, especially at this time or a wooden dummy . But I’ve found doing the wing chun ball method works well 👍🏼