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Sifu Sergio P. Iadarola

While in Toronto, Canada, I had the opportunity to sit down and interview several Sifu from the Yuen Kay San / Sum Nung lineage 👉🏼https://youtu.be/aslOk1EmQBM?is=2rs3mxNtSacvShlm

Toronto has such a large and vibrant Chinese community that, in many ways, it reminds me of Hong Kong. One of the great things about this is the number of Kung Fu Sifu from Hong Kong and Guangdong who have made Toronto their home, bringing with them their knowledge, traditions, and personal experiences.

It was a real honour to meet and learn from these Sifu and to hear their stories about the lineage, their training, and their journey in Kung Fu.

Today, I’m pleased to share my interview with Sifu Kenny Lee.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it. 🙏

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Sifu Sergio P. Iadarola

Sometimes, things simply need time before they are fully understood and accepted by the majority.

The realisation that the Secret Note, recorded by Law Tai Wan in 1890, is genuine and authentic was not only a shock for me personally, but also something that naturally faced resistance from parts of the Wing Chun community.

But the tides are turning.

I want to sincerely thank everyone in the Wing Chun community for the incredible support surrounding my last two videos, in which I interviewed Sifu Wong Kwong Lun. These are, without doubt, two of the most important videos I have ever published on my channel. I believe that, in the years to come, people will understand even more clearly just how significant those interviews were.

Today, I present another bombshell interview, this time with a Sifu from another lineage, connected to both Sum Nung Wing Chun and Mai Gei Wong Wing Chun.

Sifu Wong holds important positions within the Guangzhou Wing Chun community. He is the Sihing of Wong Nim Yi, the son of Mai Gei Wong, and a direct student of the late Grandmaster Sum Nung, successor to Yuen Kay San.

Please listen carefully to what he has to say.

At this point, I will simply rest my case.

More and more people are beginning to realise that what I have been saying all along deserves serious consideration. For that, I am genuinely grateful.

I have always believed that, in the end, the truth will always find its way to the surface.

👉🏼 https://youtu.be/YQM-d3_6HmY?is=3xpiv2q7vRtvYMp_

🙏 Thank you all for your support.

Ps. Tradition matters!

Sifu Sergio P. Iadarola

THE PART MOST PEOPLE WILL MISS

Part 1 introduced the story.

Part 2 goes deeper.

This is the more important part of the interview and it contains material you simply cannot get from a short introduction.

In Part 2, Sifu Wong Kwong Lun shares more unique footage of the art, deeper information about the transmission, and details that bring the history and practice of Snake Crane Wing Chun into much greater focus.

Some of what is shown and discussed here may challenge what you already believe about Wing Chun.

That is exactly why I ask you to watch it carefully.

And then watch it again.

There are details, movements and pieces of information that are easy to miss the first time.

This is not a video to watch once and scroll past.

It is documentation.

It is testimony.

And for anyone genuinely interested in the history and preservation of Wing Chun, Part 2 may be the most important record in this series.

Don’t watch it looking for something that confirms what you already know.

Watch it with an open mind.

Listen.

Look closely.

And come back to it a second time.

Because years from now, we may understand the significance of this footage very differently.

👉🏼 Watch Part 2 on YouTube⁠ https://youtu.be/ZtNCX_Lh3Os?is=R27l_kKwcx3Vsxjq

Sifu Sergio P. Iadarola

THE PART MOST PEOPLE WILL MISS

Part 1 introduced the story.

Part 2 goes deeper.

This is the more important part of the interview and it contains material you simply cannot get from a short introduction.

In Part 2, Sifu Wong Kwong Lun shares more unique footage of the art, deeper information about the transmission, and details that bring the history and practice of Snake Crane Wing Chun into much greater focus.

Some of what is shown and discussed here may challenge what you already believe about Wing Chun.

That is exactly why I ask you to watch it carefully.

And then watch it again.

There are details, movements and pieces of information that are easy to miss the first time.

This is not a video to watch once and scroll past.

It is documentation.

It is testimony.

And for anyone genuinely interested in the history and preservation of Wing Chun, Part 2 may be the most important record in this series.

Don’t watch it looking for something that confirms what you already know.

Watch it with an open mind.

Listen.

Look closely.

And come back to it a second time.

Because years from now, we may understand the significance of this footage very differently.

👉🏼 Watch Part 2 on YouTube⁠ https://youtu.be/ZtNCX_Lh3Os?is=R27l_kKwcx3Vsxjq

Sifu Sergio

Enjoy the latest video on the “Sifu Sergio’s Kung Fu World” Channel on YouTube 👉🏼https://youtu.be/f8wKqMt34NY?si=yo1i6LvCS2sm4QNB.