Intro To Wing Chun Wooden Dummy | Simple Drills For Beginners

I am sharing with you some simple drills that you can practice on your wooden dummy to focus on footwork and position. If you would like to see more Wing Chun contents like this, make sure you subscribe!

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[yhli]

I practiced Wing Chun some thirty/forty years ago, but it seemed that no one mentioned the simple but important facts as illustrated by you. Thank you very much for your free sharing.

[wesleypipes]

People talk shit about WC but I'll tell you this, as a relatively experienced striker I've learned more about entrances by watching WC & FMA videos and applying or adapting them to my personal game than any other martial art that I have actually practiced to some degree. I spar with guys who've only trained kickboxing for the most part and between the entrance strategies I've picked up from WC & FMA most of them have a hard time seeing me coming. I use traps & locks very sparingly but when the opportunity is there it's a done deal the majority of the time. Diversify your skillset, you don't need to become an expert in every martial art but if you just get the basics of each then you take what's useful for you & apply it. As they say in Ninjutsu "If it works use it".

[JingShenKuoshu]

Finally, someone who understands principles.Wing Chun has been taking a beating for years. You speak and teach very well. I would like to meet you. Im in San Diego, CA, I think you are in Florida. Can we speak sometime.

[fergiegee]

That's pretty cool, easy enough for a beginner to understand and start with.

[timandjacquinicklin]

Aftrr training since eight and now being sixty, I found this brilliant . Simply simple but simple essential to wing chun .
Thank you semper viratus Tim

[zenflare]

You make some excellent points: the importance of the center line, the importance of proper footwork, not losing the connection to the wooden dummy, the importance of not using excessive force, and the importance of proper footwork in order to execute a strike.

[johntheodoreyap]

Kevin Lee: *Arnis instructor, Muay Thai Kru, Wing Chun master, BJJ blackbelt, could quite literally kill a man*

also Kevin Lee: *uses royalty free, happy, jolly, corporate music for outros*

[blockmasterscott]

Thank you so much for this, I'm training at home, and this is a life saver.

[MzRaizo-mhmr]

You are exactly what I have been looking for on YouTube. Someone that would explain those types of things. And the way you explain it is so easy to understand. TYSVM ❤

[trevorelcock]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 on all the videos you share. Especially the Wing Chun videos 😊😊😊.
As always “Exceptional” information on all “Arts” 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[brianshishnia]

Excellent instruction and explanation! 👍👍
Been a powerlifter and multi sport athlete and currently making my own wooden dummy for training.

[DumbFroggg]

Great vid! I always love learning from the similarities and differences in different lineages!

[renev]

Thank you for the important beginning explanation that make sense to start the wooden dummy. 👍🏼🙏🏼

[shamramphul]

Thanks sir 🙏 for sharing these precious knowledge, which is big inspiration for us here in our country as, we already been fascinated by these WOODEN DUMMIES and it drills.Here in my country , fortunately , we have one WING CHUN DUMMY in our gym.thks.

[jeremybamber]

Very informative, shows some key elements of the technique without too much talk. Thank you!

[brucehuddler]

Thank you for explaining this, excellent.

[alexisgilmete]

Excellent video and instruction. I can see where this is highly effective for defense and striking.

[thoughtsonfitness]

Thanks Kevin, it’s been a while for me, but nice to get back on the wooden man again… good, competent and highly instructional… well worth a Sub!

[randyhelgeson]

Thanks Kevin. I am always pushing foot work for everything. So important. I'll have to add position in. It is so basic you might look over it just assuming people know. Great points.

[eduardomarrone]

Obviously this martial art is strong and effective. But it is the first time that someone explains the functions of that wooden "Totem" that seems so primitive and mysterious to us Westerners. Thanks for the didactic and simple explanation for such a complex art! Congratulations!🌟