The past few weeks we have talked about starting a weekly series where we grab questions and comments from our YouTube viewers and have Sifu answer those questions via video. We weren’t sure when we would start them, so we figured there’s no time like the present! If you have any questions you would like addressed, just leave us a comment.
If we use your question, we will be sure tag you in the response!
This weeks questions comes from SifuRaul.
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This is the video he is referring to…
Here is Sifu’s response…
We will do our best to keep track of the questions and answer as many as we can on YouTube. SifuRaul wasn’t actually asking a question, however we felt that we needed to clarify what we were saying. This way there isn’t any confusion in what we are teaching.
See you soon!
Hi sifu I spoke to you a few weeks ago I wanted to know what’s the best way to start learning wing chun and how do I start
Thank you
Thanks for sharing. Speaking of dealing with the boxing jab, how would one deal with boxing clinches or avoid being one? Could you possibly do a video demonstration? Thanks.
For myself, I understand conceptually the things Sifu has been discussing but experientially it is a different story. What can we practice on our own either with a Dummy or in the mirror or on a wall bag when we don’t have a partner to improve structure and energy. Some drills or exercises to do alone outside of class would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Dear Sifu,
Would you be kind enough to enlighten us with your nutritional intake on a typical day as a seasoned martial artist. By knowing what solids and fluids you personally consume, I feel it will be a wonderful supplement to our physical training/workouts and of course enhance our qigong exercises too? Perhaps you could implement a dedicated nutrition video category that comprises of a type of pre-recorded cooking programme that shows us members what you and the enter shoalin family at NJ consume i.e alkaline vs acidic etc? Let me know your thoughts. Thank you very much!
Hello Sifu, I was hoping to see some drills in wing chun with a jong. I’m just starting out so I’m taking in all the videos, but I love the concept of practicing on the wooden dummy. Do you or will you have any videos on that.
Thanks so much for what you are doing.
Yes we will, we are currently trying to get out other videos and that will be on our list to do too. We will let you know when we get it, hopefully soon. Sorry for the wait.
No worries on the wait. I am just so excited on discovering your website and wanting to learn. I’ve dabbled in martial arts but nothing solid. I’m 34, but just recently realized how much wing chun fits my personality and can’t wait to try and absorb as much as possible.
Again thanks for what you do.
Why situ Phut NGO never talk about the hores stand ,is that not important in wing chun training
Hey Patrick, We do practice Horse stances… Also in our Core Training We have Horse stance training.
Sifu,
I just purchased a rice bag training station with the flexible “arm.” Do you think you would be able to make a video demonstrating some drills for beginners using this device? It’s a little harder to figure out than I thought it would be, and the videos on YouTube videos I have tried to watch go too fast for me to see and understand what they are doing, and I don’t want to learn things the wrong way. I know you have a few demonstrations at the end of some of the your videos, but having some together in one video with various drills and combinations would be really helpful. I would be very grateful if you could post something like this!
Sumi Jones
Hey sumi j, we have quite a few videos with the rice trainer. All broken down and explained for you to learn it.
Sorry Sifu, I feel like an idiot, I just looked at your Wing Chun page and saw you have posted some already!!!! Had been awhile since I checked for new videos there…Sorry!
Sumi
No problem, don’t feel that way,we have a lot of videos so it’s easy to get lost in there.