Master Wong

[wckf92]

Are you a student or a sifu?

A good Sifu is always a student

 

[Martial D]

Always a student... I've studied multiple Wing Chun lineages.

My first sifu studied TWC under William Cheung.

My current sifu studied under several different sifus: Wong Shun Leung, Chu Shon Tin, Sunny Tang.

I also have some experience in Pan Nam style.

As a side note I also study other Kung Fu styles, not just Wing Chun.

I always love when people argue over lineage, because from my perspective, most of it is 90% the same anyways.

Sorry for the personal questions. I have just recently had some epiphanies (why sparring with boxers oddly enough) about wing chun dynamics in live combat that I've been carrying around for a couple decades, and where better to pick the brains of a spectrum of practitioners?

As for lineage wars, I'm an orphan anyway. I still don't know with any certainty what lineage my training comes from. I'm interested in what I can grep from any and all styles.

 

[KPM]

Yes, his movements and forms tell me it is Pan Nam.

I've seen other people familiar with Pan Nam WCK say the same.

 

[JowGaWolf]

Best wing chun discussion so far.

 

[wingchun100]

Best wing chun discussion so far.

HEY!!! What about the ones I have started? :-( lol

 

[JowGaWolf]

HEY!!! What about the ones I have started? :-( lol

lol. Any Wing Chun discussion that doesn't turn into a Right and Wrong Wing Chun debate is always a good discussion.

 

[Martial D]

There are actually a lot of things Wong does I like. He is ferrocious in his attack, and thinks outside the box.

He doesn't seem to free spar though, so it's all conceptual..but I like conceptual.

 

[Tames D]

lol. Any Wing Chun discussion that doesn't turn into a Right and Wrong Wing Chun debate is always a good discussion.

It's still early.

 

[wingchun100]

lol. Any Wing Chun discussion that doesn't turn into a Right and Wrong Wing Chun debate is always a good discussion.

Or in this case...

Right

and

Wong.

Sorry, could not help it.