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It's nice to see 'nonsense' making sense. :D This is another gentleman and scholar.

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Bruce had to travel the world, and experience foreign fighters, we can just watch you tube and learn what's out there.😅

5:31 this drunk bloke hit me in the face, and I did a triple straight punch, quick and direct to his centreline, I didn't think I would use it wing chun in a real combat situation, and the last one I put a hsing yi twist in it, he screamed like a girl and i didn't even finish the last punch properly cos the last one got interrupted by his scream, it scared the shit out of me, I thought I killed him, he buckled straight away, they were peircing punches, I got scared and doubled back, and just warned him in verbal anger not to hit me in the face. I never new why I always trained the centreline, in forms, drills ETC. And that day I under stood the centreline. I'm scared of attacking, bcos, before wingchun I just probaly would of threw helicopter hay makers, and just scraped him and just pisee him off, but wingchun nearly killed him, and he respected me after that, it felt like at the end of the fearless (jetli movie) when he hit that master in the restaurant, on his birthday, he hit his heart, and killed him, and then he done it to the jap at the end, and pulled up halfway through it, and the jap felt the internal power, and thought that would could of killed me if he, eliminated that he felt it.

Excellent video

So good! thank you for bringing on Sifu Mike Smith. As a prior resident of Nelson and qigong practitioner. Mike is IT when it comes to all things Nei gong. :))) Look forward to part II

Sifu Smith is great at teaching due to his tendency to mix in great info with humorous asides to keep his audience interested.

I've been waiting for this!

What a great video. I will be looking forward to part 2, and I hope there will be more to follow. Thank you to Adam and Chris, as always; and a special thank you to Steve Smith for sharing with us.

This is just stupid, complex language from cracks in bones. White superiority through racist evolutionary theory.

that was surprisingly good

This exciting! Ive heard Adam say many kind things about Sifu Smith. Always an honour to hear from a respected teachers' respected teacher.

After I get hit, i lose that fear of getting hit.

4:18 if you practice sui nim Tao, you can improvise highly.

Imagine Bruce knew all the wingchun forms and trained them for longer then three years

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Another awesome video once again, always something learned with all. Thanks!

Adam i asked thekungfugenius podcast in a comment if they'd have you on and they said that they contacted u and u ignored them is that true? Why? Will u get back to them? It'd be cool to have you on there :(

Hello Shifu. I haven't watched the video but I just want to say that I'm downloading it and that I love you. Thank you and Chris for all you are

I would argue all 3 forms of wing chun teach and train explosive short range power.

I noticed your weight is on your heels while shifting is that a strict law for you and is it ever on the center or balls of the feet please create a video on this topic I've been asking different Wing Chun Sifu's on RUclips this exact question and can't find consensus thanks 🙏

This has got to be the best video I've ever seen you make plain simple to the point realism

this thing doesn't work because your opponent will draw back their hands not hang there

Penchak?

Weapons are equalizers to more physically superior opponents.

I love your form Sifu! This is a great video and it helps explain to people why Wing Chun has it's practical uses. It's my favorite martial art <3

Excellent instruction always Thanks

Who is the best wing Chun teacher in the USA in your opinion?

Song is north river. Hubei. My family art. From Guo to Wang to Han. To me. I studied Yao for 10 years and Han for 20. Going back we see what Wang corrected. The mistakes in transmission. There is only one fist. You don’t mix things. Thats adding. You drop away poor things to reveal the truth of your Kung fu.

This is not tan gerk. This is Feng gerk

Adam's videos, techniques, philosophies are phenomenal!! ANYBODY lucky enough to train with this gentleman is incredibly lucky!! RESPECT RESPECT

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Keep your kung fu hand strong

It should be obvious that forms aren't actual fighting

Most people don’t deserve to be trained. It sucks training people who have the money but don’t have the Humility/Motivation/Skill to train. Especially the people who just want a belt or certificate without putting in the work.

Thank you, Adam and Chris, for your continued efforts to share what you have learned for the benefit of others.

This training is awesome!

Size always matter until you learn to use your weapons the right way and moment.

one thing you fail to mention is shifting and footwork for torque. To me the shifting to generate torque is what this movement is about. Without the proper foundation of legs and footwork the arm movements have no power. When you can shift at your own centerline while moving forward or backward you can get off line and generate torque for power. That to me is what the Chum Kiu form is all about, the footwork and rotation of the torso about the centeine to generate power and getting offline to avoid attacking power. "rolling with the punches" think of the drum technique popularized by the movie the karate kid. That drum is a principle beyond a Childs rattle toy or instrument. It is all about centerline and torque to make power for both offense and defense at the same time.

1:24 hmm I see 👁‍🗨

OMG, I love this. Thank you Adam Chan! So well said. 🙏🏼 I'm sending this link to many people. As a 5'7" 140Lb female, with 20 yrs. Martial Arts training - I keep telling people this!!! (And that males DO have a much better chance against females.) I tell them the "best technique" is Situational Awareness, and immediately leaving if you spot trouble. Yet many people want to believe, magically, that "size doesn't matter".

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That claim cannot be made accurately unless it can be proven - In other words, we need to hear it straight from Bruce Lee himself, that he did NOT teach everything he knows about martial arts. Is there any such video? NO - of course not.

Gracias Adam, me aclarastes muchas dudas con respecto a esta parte de la forma, te veo pronto.

Really helpful. Thank you

Greetings Adam and Chris, thank you. The Monks are laughing. Its all water. You explain the stuff well☀️🙏🏾☀️

Centuries ago, fighting styles were very localized and suited to local environments. Why? Because modes of transportation were very slow. Today, people can travel different parts of the world within hours. Martial arts today is evolving with many sticking to traditional forms while others are mixing it up using and blending all different forms using only what suits them best then calling and naming it their own.

100 lessons in 6 mins

9:33 - “Knowing more stuff doesn’t make you a better fighter.”

Extremely complex QA but it's very informative on the internals.