Stockholm Wing Chun Klubb

Throw the tip of the staff into the opponent, while stepping diagonally and advancing behind it. Attack again while stepping at a new diagonal angle. Once body contact is made, throw them down. Never duel. Never stay at long range.

Chi sao to crashing in with an elbow. The crash forces the opponent off balance and sets up for the takedown. Chop the neck and bend their head while sweeping out their leg.

Light flowsparring with takedown.

Entry to takedown with outside leg sweep.

Last year light flow sparring with the goal of entering 3rd gate (sticking body similar to clinch or standup wrestling) and takedown.

When starting out without contact (cant touch the opponent) in wing chun the goal is to enter short distance and leave long fist (kickboxing range) as soon as possible.

Short range striking of wing chun.

The plan is to bridge the wrist, pass to the body or elbow by gaining an angle, move them and damage them to take them down. This is the strategy of wing chun.

Our effective striking range is within reach of their body (3rd gate) or elbows (2nd gate).

A big thank you to Hendrik Santo for sharing his knowledge for all online (youtube:ordinaryhendrik) on the history and practise of wing chun.

Chong gok- rob the angle
Sek wai- eat the position
Bek bou- force a step

Handling force by guiding it in a new direction. A third principle of managing incoming force from the opponent.

This video covers the principle of absorbing incoming force. It can be used for a variety of different circumstances such as strikes, tackles and falling and is part of the strategy of dealing with (and mitigating) the opponents momentum. Any hand technique can be used for this but dont let the techniques limit your creativity in implementing the principle.

Principles of handling incoming force in Wing Chun the first being creating a wedge.