My Defense is VERY Similar to Wing Chun @SifuNate

i do wing chun myself from the tsu ching tin lineage ( ip mans student) and i love the way you guys can just exchange ideas and how similar both styles of fighting really are
P.S i also do hung gar kung fu and boxing with a little muay thai and taekwando

Can anyone tell me if judo and freestyle wrestling have a big difference when it comes to defending against muay thai clinch? And even if the difference is big, to what extent would a freestyle wrestler be able to at least not get knocked out if caught in a well-placed muay thai clinch? And the judoka, what is the chance of him being knocked out in this type of clinch?

Me gustaria verte entrenando en Dojo tradicional de karate.

I'm desapointed that you don't spare a little with him to see all this nice theory in situation in real life 😅
Please next time wear gloves and make him show us that in real 👍

Biu Sao

Good Jeff 😊
You demonstrate parry and control, block techniques of martial arts in boxe thai sparrings and it work. Good job 👍

What?? You apply wingchun principles? I never noticed.. 😉😉

i also love the fact you brought up using head movement when the hands go wrong... i was always taught every defensive action should contain three aspects: a hand movement, a head movement, and footwork... if the hands miss the head movement works, and if the head movement doesn't work the footwork will get you off angle/out of range... really enjoy the love you've shown to these kinds of techniques since i started watching your videos!!

trapping is insanely effective... the only reason boxers haven't evolved the techniques is because it's illegal by boxing rules... the problem is wing chun is too rigid and stylized... also, people tend to get stuck in the trapping range instead of using it as a rapid fire way to segue into strikes and blast through the danger zone of distance where trapping occurs... but there's a certain style of rapid fire movement that you see different flavors of in wing chun/kenpo/FMA/etc. that is mind bendingly effective yet sadly underrepresented in modern combat training...

Kampak kaki tangan lawan dgn tangan2 mu ! 💪

Anderson silva been using wing chun for a long time in mma Now i know why he uses it

although I have never trained Wing Chun, I have had many think I had, due to how similar I react to attacks that, as I am told, resemble Wing Chun movements. I think it comes down to truth is truth no matter where it is found. If something works it will be found by many, even if their paths never cross.

I started doing Muay Thai two years ago after too many years of Wing Chun from two different lineages. Definitely having the big16 oz gloves over my hands really disables many Wing Chun hand techniques, but sparring in general is the main key to test your own skills, the closest to a real application, and to figure out what works and not for you (many kung fu moves only work in demo mode).

Wow, this is really great collab. Learned a lot and picked up a few things to play around with in my styles. Great Jeff and Sifu Nate. Thanks for the excellent content.

As someone who spars regularly but doesn’t compete, I’ve seen your fights and it’s just basic mma with none of these techniques showcased

You rock guys. thank you.

In actual Sparring this nate fights like a unskilled street thug

So cool! Just rewatched the Ip Man movies so this in real life analysis of WingChun came at a good time.

This is a best inspiration for those Wing Chun practitioners.

Power kicks? Or more parry and counterstrike?

This is gold for a beginner like me. Thanks for the insights Jeff and Sifu.

Really love your respect for every martial artist and styles. Sifu Nate is awesome. Keep the good work! You won a new subscriber

Sifu Nate is a badass but my money is on Jeff Chan. Thanks for sharing 😊

This is pretty much why muay thai and wing chun have similar techniques

my shoulders always get tired when i have a further out guard. whats the best exercise to endurance train them?

My first martial art is boxing, i do Muay Thai and BJJ now. If I was in a self defense situation I’d totally want to have my arms out palm open, and parry punches like the wing chun guy is doing, I wouldn’t parry at the elbow, but as someone who questions wing chuns fighting ability I love the street defense moves.

sure is funny how a lot of the people who start out invalidating wing chun end up validating wing chun.

Дружище, нахера ты к этим танцорам полез?😢

Jeff' always gives the other person a chance to demonstrate and talk. He never just takes over the conversation

0.03 is the opening of Pinan yondan 😃

A good and just counter towards all that unconditional (nearly religious) hate TMA gets. I really feel it is important that the world of martial arts learns some respect towards different styles, including the internal ones. All that derision is causing a taboo untoward a whole margin of people who have done nothing as individuals to deserve all that scorn, mockery, and disrespect.

BULLSHITDO !!

Whatever you do don't use that in the real fight.

Sean Strickland vs izzy is worth noting wingchun guys.

Notice the techniques are similar except somebody that fights won't walk forward all the time. They will disengage from time to time!

bulshido

From what i get is that the guard should shrink as the distance gets closer.

At first I thought Sifu Nate as a bad wing chun practitioner by how he do his wooden dummy. But after seeing his sparring with you especially this explanation video, I began to realize how good Sifu Nate at application side of wing chun. Can't judge a wing chun practitioner by their exercise alone. Thank you for the content of this video.

I use a similar long guard, but its a cross between silat, aikido, box, and taichi, but for only box, i use a cross between box and wingchun very similar to yours but in southpaw style or peekaboo closing angles in the long moving the center of mass and hard peekaboo counter punch flow

Nice video!

Wing Chun does some legit stuff and some stuff I see as less practical, but those things don't invalidate it does things well. It's bad stigma comes from people not wanting to adapt it or make it more "sports ready"

Strickland really opened up a can of worms by mixing Philly with Long Guard

That karate high block should be accompanied by a level change against straight punches or used against dropping attacks (hammerfists, axe kicks, etc). You shouldn't just stand there and use it.

Sometimes a longer version of the high block appears when you're very bladed and using the front arm and footwork to defend against everything.

The way I would block a hook as a tang soo do guy would be similar, but there's the option of using that open hand to grab and start doing judo.

Everybody ends up doing a little chi sao if they box bare knuckle. You'll even see some kyokushin guys doing it.

Wing chun could really help someone out in that transitional zone between striking and grappling, which is why I think it's important for wing chun and praying mantis guys to allow some basic takedowns in their sparring.

Wing chun has a lot going for it, I think the main thing holding it back is the relatively weak sparring and competition culture. But I don't see why it wouldn't work, and it's very cool.

Why was help ur self playing in the background

Make video, fight versus judo guy with gi and no gi. 🎉🎉🎉

Wing chun is awesome man. It's basically what Strickland used to beat Adesanya. He had that super hand play defense

Wow wingchun aspects in mma
Would be nice
Whats your opinion in jean strickland
Is he also using some aspects of wing chun?

Gunna get caught in an armbar with that

Wing Chun is simply not working vs any other martial arts. Half year training boxers will kick ass of any Wing Chun sifu. Nit even talking about Muay Thai, MMA or BJJ.

Awesome - that cool how you explore all styles...

Really good and informative video👌🏻👍🏻