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It would appear that many thousands of people are looking at our clips daily, we know that this is positive as there are no complaints! If you have any suggestions as to what subject you would like to watch, please write to us HERE!
1. Nick Martiin Sifu: Kicking / Leg skills Demo 2. Ashley Phillips & Gary Cooper: demonstrate a one on one sequence 3 Eric Wilson & Mark Solomons: Demonstrate a Double Chi Sau Sequence. 4 Nick Martin: 3 opponents in short demo 5 Gary Cooper & Paul Spencer demonstrate a one on one sequence 6 Nick Martin & Ashley Philips Chi Sau 'live' inside Chin Woo School,Foshan, China. 7 Roy Quiddington in action 2 on 1 fight sequence. 9 Ashley Phillips & Nick Martin: Demo of Baart Cham Do vs Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Knife and Pole). 10 Nigel Clarke takes centre stage in a great blindfold sequence. 21st Anniversary Demo Footage 'No Hand Leg Sequence'. Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
21st Anniversary Demo Footage 'One on One With Ground Skill'. Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
21st Anniversary Demo Footage 'Double Chi Sau'. Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
21st Anniversary Demo Footage 'Multiple Assailants'. Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
21st Anniversary Demo Footage 'One on One Fight Demo' Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
Mainland China Footage 'Chi Sau' Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
21st
Anniversary Demo Footage 'Chi Sau' Quality for DSL
users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
From our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD. Roy Quiddington in a 2 on 1 fight requence. We hope you enjoy watching it.
One on One Fight Demo Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
We hope you enjoy watching it.
21st
Anniversary Demo Footage '6.5 point pole and Butterfly Knives' Quality
for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers. From our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD. Here Sifu's Nick Martin and Ashley Phillips demonstrate a good deal of poetic license and go head to head with pole and butterfly swords. We hope you enjoy watching it.
21st Anniversary Demo Footage 'Blindfold Sequence ' Quality for DSL users. Features Nigel Clark from the UK Wing Chun London HQ.
October 06 Multi-style Seminar Showreel Quality for DSL users. Features UK Wing Chun teachers.
Wallbag training is an important element in the repetoire of all Wing Chun practitioners. This 1 minute clip from our new DVD demonstrates some of the action in application from the video. We can only give you a brief glimpse as the DVD is almost 2 hours long!
Wing Chun is not famous for it's kicking skills, but this is a gross misjudgment. Because we chose not to kick high does not result in a style that can't kick! Here, Sifu Kevin Oldman, takes a small part of his 3rd level grading. You will see all the standard eight kicks from the Mook Jong (dummy) and some simple variations too. The idea of the format is to bring a little more life to the format of dummy training. The combinations are not set and are put together as they come. You will see some sweeps, cross stamp kicks and pressure point strikes using the heel. Also for your enjoyment (we hope) is the continuation into hand techniques too.
Chi Sau Testing from Interactive CD-Rom. Quality for DSL users.
A clip from the CD-Rom featuring some simple individual techniques by our students at our Essex HQ.
Shot on a rooftop in Paddington London. The complete first form. You may even recongnise some of the famous London landmarks.
A lengthy cut consisting of the intro and final footage on the Pure and Simple video with Master Sinclair training and working out in Hockley Woods in Essex and shadow sparring in a basement.
Sifu Eric Wilson displays the kind of body conditioning possible through Wing Chun training. Here he takes solid body punches, but uses common sense to cover head blows!
There are a number of variations on Lok Sau. As Bong Sau is so common it is important to cover the space it creates underneath, as a lifting punch (uppercut) is possibly the most health damaging strike to the head. This second variation is from the second section of Chum Kui.
Self descriptive! Here you see that with some contact the Wing Chun stylist can orient himself to find ways to approach the opponent. There are purposeful breaks shown to display the theories of chum kui in bridge finding. The opponent could quite easily keep away and throw punches to defeat the blindfolded practitioner. But with some contact there is some small chance!
Hand conditioning is an important aspect in empty hand fighting. The Japanese use the Makiwara, and Wing Chun practitioners the wallbag or sandbag. The bag is solid and allows for rapid close range hand skills. It does not allow you to chase, as is necessary for real application of techniques, but hand speed is still an important aspect in the arsenal of any martial artist.
Like most martial arts we use skipping ropes, pads and heavy bags to build the attributes all martial artists endeavor to develop. It is NOT a boxing class. It is attribute training for Wing Chun.
For some reason this is almost expected of martial artists. It is actually of very little use use as none of us train for it, it is simply something we all can do as a result of our general conditioning. Here Master Sinclair displays extremely fast reaction and multiple breaks. To move that fast and accurately at close range is of value in the street! Surprise helps......
Unless you know nothing of Wing Chun, you know that Chi Sau is a game between two willing practitioners using a simple idea and frame. It is fantastic fun, but not the method of fighting, only its link to skill development. Here you will see some sparring and as it is in slow motion you may see some of the subtleties present.
Here you will see some footage of a typical kids class at the HQ. As you can see the children train safely and sensibly in the class. The footage includes Padwork, Lok Sau, hand to hand and the second section of the Sui Nim Tao.........
Simple Lok Sau Animation (Avi)
Exciting Action Clip
Sui Nim Tao Animation
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From
our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD here we have Sifu Nick Martin,
Sifu John Cossentine and Stuart Brett demonstrating a simple sequence
of kicking skills. Nick's has his hands behind his back. Shows some potential
technique uses. Of course, like all demos, it is idealistic! Hope you
enjoy! 
From
our 21st Anniversary DVD here we have Sifu's Ashley Phillips and Gary
Cooper with their opening demo of the day. Taking their skills that little
bit further there is a little more ground and return to base technique
displayed. This demo went down well in Foshan China where Ashley and Gary
demonstrated to hundreds of WIng Chun students and teachers at the 2nd
World Ving Tsun Conference. Hope you enjoy!
From
our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD here we have Sifu's Eric Wilson
and Mark Solomons demonstrating traditional double Chi Sau, well as traditional
as the UKWCKFA like to keep it! 
From
our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD, a very simple sequence featuring
Sifu's Nick Martin, Ashley Phillips, Gary Cooper and Paul Spencer. 
From
our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD a great clip resurrected from an
old demo by Phil Woodley and Matt Millbank. Here Sifu Paul Spencer and
Sifu Gary Cooper help demonstrate some simple ideas. 
From
our 21st Anniversary demonstration DVD. This is about a static as we
like to train. A nearly traditional training approach to Chi Sau. Here
Nick Martin and Ashley Phillips enjoy an impromptu session in the Chin
Woo School in Foshan. This was shot at the 2nd World Wing Chun Conference
in 2005. Great control and respect for each other makes for a very enjoyable
training session. We hope you enjoy watching it.
A
great little demo by Sifu's Ashley Phillips and Nick Martin. 
Here Nigel
Clarke takes on two opponents in an imaginatively well choreographed
sequence. We hope you enjoy watching it. 
