Glaeken
Yellow Belt
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No. Sorry.So are there any Wing Chun branches/lineages/instructors that you feel are good quality?
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No. Sorry.So are there any Wing Chun branches/lineages/instructors that you feel are good quality?
It's also the truth. Generalization is dead on.I don't know what else to say here. Your opinion, "Backyards, garages, and basements have a long history of producing terrible martial artists. Typically, those are the hobbyists", is an extreme generalization.
Not anymore. There is little to no Wing Chun in the modern fight community. There is nothing special in Wing Chun that can't be learned elsewhere in better conditions, especially to include sparring partners.So you're not a student then... I find that amusing. Pure gold.
No. Sorry.
This is why I wish there were more good YouTube videos.Personally, I feel that one should always be in a student mindset. It helps to grow. Even if one is a teacher, having a student mentality can be a life-altering attribute. Just my 2 cents though.
No one is demanding anything, and nothing was said about "the real Wing Chun". You do you. Don't like the system, don't train it.But demanding someone train with someone else to learn "the real Wing Chun" is such an old weak argument. It's the same one all the fakes and con men use.
Primarily nowadays a semi retired grappler, but I've dabbled a lot in striking. Definitely spent a lot of time interested in Wing Chun and seeking out the "good stuff".I see.
So do you study or train a particular martial art?
You don't speak for everyone, and it was just demanded to me in this thread that my opinion isn't valid until I train with specific people.No one is demanding anything, and nothing was said about "the real Wing Chun". You do you. Don't like the system, don't train it.