Student Gone Rogue

WingChunReEngineered
Published on Sep 4, 2022
You don't find a student like Sean every day. Love him or hate him everyone misses a guy like this when he's gone. In fact, due to some unfortunate circumstances, Sean is no longer able to continuing training. I do thank him for his efforts in helping me to document the Wing Chun which I personally know, and which I believe the world is long overdue for knowing as well. Because it's somewhat difficult for me to find students, I really valued the time Sean was able to spend with me. Good luck, Troublemaker.
TIP: Slow the video down to discover exactly how my left hand/wrist initiates (from afar) the hooking of Sean's right arm just before becoming securely trapped under my left wing. This is one of the many differences which sets this highly developed style of Wing Chun apart from most others. Many of my techniques are difficult to see in real-time, so it's worth slowing down these videos. There is much to discover if you look closely.

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