Welcome to our latest video, where we highlight key techniques of Chinese Kung Fu Wing Chun. Discover how turning lap sau and turning striking can be used effectively in close-range combat for maximum power. It's a crucial method in Wing Chun that helps you defend and counter attacks seamlessly. If you're passionate about martial arts, don't miss this--like and follow us for more content! #kungfu #martialarts #selfdefense #ipman #wingtsun #wingchunkungfu #brucelee #martialartslife #training | Le
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Welcome to our latest video, where we highlight key techniques of Chinese Kung Fu Wing Chun. Discover how turning lap sau and turning striking can be used effectively in close-range combat for maximum power. It's a crucial method in Wing Chun that helps you defend and counter attacks seamlessly. If you're passionate about martial arts, don't miss this--like and follow us for more content! | Leo Au Yeung
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Discover the power of Wing Chun's Gan Sao, or 'Splitting Hand.' This crucial movement effectively deflects low attacks and controls your opponent's limb. Notice how it’s always paired with correct stepping and turning—moving your body off the line of attack while simultaneously applying the Gan Sao. This combined action ensures your defense is stable, efficient, and immediately leads to a counter. | Leo Au Yeung
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In Siu Nim Tao, many ask - should your elbows stay in or out? Elbow-in helps you build a solid centerline, strong forward energy, and compact, protected structure. But if you force it too much, your shoulders tense up and your movements stiffen. Elbow-out gives you softer, smoother flow and easier energy release, but too far out and you lose central protection and structure. The real key is balance - elbows relaxed, not forced, aligned with your body. That’s where true Wing Chun power begins - c
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Mastering movement is key in Wing Chun! Did you know there are four essential types of stepping that define our system? First, we have the fundamental Forward and Backward Stepping—essential for closing and maintaining distance. Second is the Left and Right Stepping. This is perfect for when an aggressive opponent rushes in. We step side-to-side to instantly redirect their energy, then launch our counter-attack. Third is the crucial Backward 45-degree Step. When facing a highly aggressive, charg
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In Wing Chun, every punch follows the center line — fast, direct, and efficient. The power comes from structure, not swing. Each strike protects your core while attacking the opponent’s weakest point. Boxing, on the other hand, uses left and right straights with full-body rotation — generating power from the hips, shoulders, and footwork. It’s rhythm, timing, and angle control. Wing Chun aims for precision and economy. Boxing drives through with power and momentum. Two arts — two philosophies —
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