Wing Chun Auckland
Green Belt
The "not locking the hips" idea mentioned in the earlier part of the video is a very good point. This part alone made a very tangible improvement to my wing chun once I discovered it for myself. I was able to do all the downward movements of SNT against muscular resistance and chi sao I was able to absorb pressure way better.
The leaning back stance is something that is quite common here in Auckland with the major schools teaching this way. I have a student who comes from one of these schools and I can literally just push his chest lightly with my finger and he will have to step back.
There is an excellent interview with Robert Chu on wingchungeeks that talks about this. If you haven't heard or read it, it's well worth the read.Proper Wing Chun Structure with Sifu Robert Chu Obsessed With Wing Chun Kung Fu
The leaning back stance is something that is quite common here in Auckland with the major schools teaching this way. I have a student who comes from one of these schools and I can literally just push his chest lightly with my finger and he will have to step back.
There is an excellent interview with Robert Chu on wingchungeeks that talks about this. If you haven't heard or read it, it's well worth the read.Proper Wing Chun Structure with Sifu Robert Chu Obsessed With Wing Chun Kung Fu