58K views · 2.8K reactions | Neck strike hand position variations In Wing Chun, targeting the neck can be an effective strategy in self-defense situations. Striking the neck can disrupt your opponent's balance, breathing, and potentially diffuse a harmful situation quickly; however, it's crucial to practice these techniques carefully and responsibly, as the neck is a sensitive and potentially dangerous area. | Wing Chun Club | Facebook

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479K views · 318 reactions | How siu lim tao (first form) techniques can be applied in Wing Chun. This guy is the real deal. #iLoveWingChun | I Love Wing Chun | Facebook

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Donnie Yen as Ip Man – Wing Chun Wooden Dummy Training Donnie Yen’s portrayal of Ip Man goes far beyond choreography, and this wooden dummy training scene is the perfect example. The Muk Yan Jong is not just a tool, it is a silent opponent that tests structure, timing, precision, and calm under pressure. Every strike, deflection, and step reflects the true essence of Wing Chun, where efficiency beats brute force and control is more powerful than aggression. In these moments, Ip Man is not fighti

1.9M views · 27K reactions | Follow for more training tips! This is how the vertical fist in wing chun and JKD can use the forearms to cut through the arm and be used to block or parry while attacking. Passively also protects the centerline during attack. Just be careful about the outside hooks! Learn more at sifunatejkd.com #martialarts #jeetkunedo #boxing #selfdefense #kungfu #karate #wingchun #brucelee | Sifu Nate Young | Facebook