In wing chun, the wrists play a pivotal role in the execution of techniques and generating power. The wrists are used for both striking and controlling the opponent's limbs. The wrists need to be relaxed and sensitive to detect subtle movements and respond accordingly. | Wing Chun Club

In this video, I reveal my specific method for developing overwhelmingly solid Wing Chun structure in the shoulders and elbows coupled with what I can only describe as freakishly fluid hands. Why is this important? Because when you develop this level of independence in the joints of your arms, you can simultaneously attack and defend in close quarters with very little effort. This is the exactly method I use to help my Wing Chun students breakthrough the traditional time spent trying to develop

9.7K views · 219 reactions | Sifu Jim Fung and Sigung Chu Shong Tin practise the one inch punch. What a privlige to see these 2 legends of Wing Chun in action. See more at: www.wingchunorigins.org/videos.html | Wing Chun Origins Magazine | Facebook

44K views · 1.3K reactions | The Wing Chun 'chain punch" uses rapid, continuous vertical punches along the centerline, with each punch following the previous one in a straight-line path to maintain constant pressure on the opponent. The mechanics emphasize relaxed arms, elbow alignment, and body structure for efficiency, ensuring minimal gaps between punches for a continuous attack. #wingchun #wingchunkungfu #chainpunch | Wing Chun Club | Facebook

69K views · 3.5K reactions | Step into the world of martial arts mastery with our latest video, 'The Power of a Wing Chun Punch.' Prepare to be engaged as we explore the depth, precision, and impressive impact of this potent technique. Realism, practicality, and intrigue - all under one roof. Oh, and on a side note, be sure to check the first comment for a friendly detour to our online store. Happy viewing! ️ | Wing Chun | Facebook

After completing level 1 you are ready to begin learning how Wing Chun can really be used. As before Level 2 Chum Kui (Sinking Bridge) training begins with a higher level of learning to know yourself. Master Wong will teach you to develop power and new skills to be used to search for your enemy find contact and destroy their defences. With Master Wong as your personal guide it has never been easier to take your Wing Chun to the next level. | Master Wong