Wing Chun vs BJJ


I'm not sure how you can mock this. It is a street based style vs purely a sport MA. If it was in a NHB fight then the JuJutsu fighter would have the edge. If it was a real fight then the Ving Tsun would have so many advantages. Finger jab, knee kicks, speed, wouldn't even be a fight.
 
Friend, At the time of Vale tudo evaluate any blow and Wing Chun did not win the BJJ in even a fight.

Boxing and muay thai also got trashed in vale tudo and the early ufcs.

Wing Chun is basically a standup art.
Cross training is the key.
They need some takedown defence and grappling.

Otherwise yes Gracie Judo will usually win.

Otherwise remember like another poster said WC has a compendium of non sporting techniques for self defence which work - but which I dont want to ever see used in any kind of combat
 
Boxing and muay thai also got trashed in vale tudo and the early ufcs.

Wing Chun is basically a standup art.
Cross training is the key.
They need some takedown defence and grappling.

Otherwise yes Gracie Judo will usually win.

Otherwise remember like another poster said WC has a compendium of non sporting techniques for self defence which work - but which I dont want to ever see used in any kind of combat

Muay thai and boxing would beat wing chun in a fight. A lot of people demote boxing because it's one dimensional, and they do sometimes muay thai (really they're people who have never been in a real fight before, and don't train).

If a boxer uses his jab well and his movement, he would beat the wing chun fighter.

If a muay thai fighter uses his leg kicks, and push kicks well he could beat the wing chun fighter.

Not saying wing chun doesn't work, just saying it ain't perfect.
 




Enough already! o_O:(

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i think this whole street vs sport distinction is blown way out of proportion. in my opinion, there are more similarities than differences when comparing MMA fights and street fights. i mean, we have skilled eye pokers in the UFC (jon jones haha), and in at least one of his Bellator fights Check Kongo kneed a guy in the groin several times. sure it's in a 'safe' environment with a referee and gloves and all, but it still effectively shows us which techniques work well. so as far as bashing/defending martial art "X", i think the street vs sport distinction isn't always a strong argument
 
Actually a decent video if anyone actually watched it. He is funny but some of his stuff will work.
He is respectful here, visiting The Pit.

Hackleman who is an MMA legend says it like it is at the beginning, an opinion worth more than 10 000 sherdoggers.

"The one who imposes his will, will win...all the styles have to come together...in the street there are no rules"

Wing Chun - REal Problem Identification@ Sherdog: It's not boxing or Muay Thai.
 
Oh no not this thread again:rolleyes:

My 2cs again for anyone interested in the subject!

I love Wing Chun I understand it and its my hobbie, just wish I was in my 20's again, I definitely would recommend it to any body. Its an awesome art that you can do even in your late 60-90's years of age.

It will help in MMA standup comps as well as I have illustrated in thread.

Wing Chun differs from other arts because its focus or application is in close range when there is contact or the bridging/contact of arms, where most just jab and retract.

Wing Chun has many other elements as well it has many kicks, long fist (jab), ground applications and joint lock applications and conditioning methods.

If you have a passion for Martial Arts Wing Chun should not be disregarded.

It has a great training tool as ancient as it comes called the Muk Yan Jong aka the wooden dummy where it guides you through the 116 techniques or moves as you build tolerance and speed applying centered force and deflection with counters, if the explanation gives it any justice.

More info on the wooden dummy here:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_ren_zhuang

I have one exactly like this absolutely love it.........

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Wall mounted version.......

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Wing Chun - REal Problem Identification@ Sherdog: It's not boxing or Muay Thai.

I just dont think people in this forum understand Martial Arts at all yet we are called trolls, well whatever.

Glad that you are here KarateStylist I like reading some of your posts, we need a good place to discuss Martial Arts maturely and where all are respected at what ever level or opinion based is at.

Martial Arts today is dogs breakfast though, its just not the same when I was growing up, all watered down and white washed teachings, where what is widely accepted is bashing/brawling interpreted as technique. Where actual throwing away applied technique is best and when you say this they get offended, why because they don't understand whats in front of them or how it really is expressed in a competent high ranked and talented individual.

How I like to say it, is due to the growing MMA phase of gloves and shin pads traditional martial art techniques that work and countless hours of drill work is just not accepted, when Muay Thai, Boxing, BJJ are, hence the term confusion because even old school Karate or Kung Fu offered all that and more but with more work put into it.

Just.............. Mass Confusion.............

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I just dont think people in this forum understand Martial Arts at all yet we are called trolls, well whatever.
That's obvious. Media is it's own animal.

Glad that you are here KarateStylist I like reading some of your posts, we need a good place to discuss Martial Arts maturely and where all are respected at what ever level or opinion based is at.

Martial Arts today is dogs breakfast though, its just not the same when I was growing up, all watered down and white washed teachings, where what is widely accepted is bashing/brawling interpreted as technique. Where actual throwing away applied technique is best and when you say this they get offended, why because they don't understand whats in front of them or how it really is expressed in a competent high ranked and talented individual.

I'm not sure the 'watering down' is solely a 'today' phenomena. I posted that YT Vid of the Girl TKD Black-belt receiving her 2nd Degree. She's benefiting and eveyone has a right to pursue their dream. So the different interpretations of what martial arts is, politically going to be very diverse & devisive.

How I like to say it, is due to the growing MMA phase of gloves and shin pads traditional martial art techniques that work and countless hours of drill work is just not accepted, when Muay Thai, Boxing, BJJ are, hence the term confusion because even old school Karate or Kung Fu offered all that and more but with more work put into it.

Those traditional styles, karate & kung fu even more so, offer so much more as you say. My first TMA instructor (his genesis TKD) didn't talk a lot but on the subject of mixed martial arts said TMA has everything boxing does but more. That's a vauge understatement. The dilemma is that the traditional styles entail so much more difficulty to practice & become accomplished at. It's often not feasible for people to devote themselves to the level needed by one means or another. Why I took up a relatively basic form of karate.

Just.............. Mass Confusion.............

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Yes. A huge, huge driver however, has been the promotion of the mixed martial arts business model, which is geared toward the sporting minded and the enjoyment of that. Hardly the kind of auidence that would march around the house doing white belt kata on Friday nights. The commercialization and enterprise value from the media marketing of MMA has tapped into & fostered a culture with a particular view and particular need for the Mixed Martial Arts we see today.

Personally though, I see MMA as a benefit because the concept brings a certain realism and venue to test one's martial art capabilities. Along with significant hurdles financially to make the commercial grade, and downsides which Sage Northcutt is front & center on.

Nothing highlights these issues better than the discourse about Wing Chun vs. MMA / BJJ whatever. IMHO, Wing chun is a special breed of kung fu, and I would for argument sake say little to no one on youtube knows the different between wing chun and boxing on a fundamental basis. Master Wong being something of an exception to some unknown degree.

As we see with that Muay Thai travel thread in the Striking Forum, so many guys & gals are in Muay Thai, in it for the good times just as that now Female 2nd Degree TKD Black-belt is pursing her version.

I'm strictly odd school, if you want a broad characterization, with a rather moderate style of traditional karate. To gain the potential benefit of karate it's important to critical to remember that one has to adopt the entire model, not to borrow a phrase, mimic it. The latter can be done, but its' weak sauce.
 
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Should one want to examine Wing Chun, I suggest one take a look at the Chinese practitioner first. There's a thread in the striking forum about how westerners 'hobbify' martial arts, no doubt this occurs all over the world. These hobbifiers though tend to populate YouTube and just can't contain themselves talking about their new hobby. Wing chun discussion is drowning in that by my reckoning.

Here's a couple of Jackie Chan clips. People can then jump up & down claiming he's an actor and stunt player who really doesn't know martial arts. I suggest those interested in Wing Chun review his work, that's my suggestion.
Amazing Wing Chun Jackie Chan With Wooden Dummy.mp4
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Now, ask yourself. Do I have what it takes to really do this (in a fight)? First consideration is that Jackie Chan is an extraordinary talent physically including off the charts natural coordination. Second, he was tithed to a chinese stunt player school doing 16 hour days for all of his youth. Extreme of course. I submit, however, Wing chun is not suited for the western martial hobbiest. They, any martial hobbiest, will zero out as YT video after YT video after YT video can attest.

Should you somehow plow past all that inertia, here's where Wing Chun can take you.
RUMBLE IN THE BRONX - FIGHT
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Published on Mar 23, 2013

This characterization (I'm talking the pool table fight) isn't even complete as a woman the story goes, developed Wing Chun to defeat a man much superior and overwhelming physically to her. So then something much more than the quality of muscles was involved to make it work.

Instead on Youtube, we see media warriors with all the answer they, themselves, just discovered hundreds of years later in their living room or Paddy's local boxing gym.
Here's What YOU'RE NOT Told About Real Fighting in WING CHUN
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Fight SCIENCE
Published on Aug 11, 2017

Wing Chun Myths: What YOUR SIFU May NOT Tell YOU About Real Fighting We get many comments that this wouldn’t work or that wouldn’t work etc. Well here’s a breakdown

Notice how these videos always begin with WHY SUCH & SUCH DOESN'T WORK. Yeah, nowhere. The guiding reason Wing chun doesn't work for this guy is that he has a boxing mentality and imposes boxing on the Wing chun style. So naturally Wing chun doesn't work. And it'll never work, ever, never, ever. There's a breakdown alright, in comprehension, for sure.

Now let's just digress to that classical mess Shotokan karate, as Bruce Lee put it. Here's a video of one of Japan's finest woman kumite competitors against Spain's in a WKF final tournament.
Gema Morales Ozuna vs Miho Miyahara - Final Female Kumite -50Kg (Premier League Tokyo 2018)
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Now Shotokan wasn't developed by women for women, it's not a specialized martial art. I use a woman, a small young woman in the illustration to show the power of traditional martial arts. Woman don't have the specialized body mass & muscular strength to engage in physical fighting the way men can. So it's critical that they use all the human capabilities to their fullest potential in order to prevail. Couple of points re Wing Chun

1. Shotokan karate employs, like Wing Chun, a lot of linear moment and technique because thats' the shortest distance between two point hence inherently the quickest all other being equal. That's tactically smart, not dumb. Remember Mr. Anti-Wing chun's brawler throwing hooks and haymakers?
2. Shotokan karate like all karates, strives to disable the opponent (Wing chun woman self dense against man). So karate looks to hurt the opponent, knock them down in some way to accomplish this. Catch time = 2:19.

Both opponents are in a very fast exchange of technique (like the anti-wing chun video brawling is fast), and Gemma, Miho's opponent gets rocked by Miho's head kick. It's so fast in effect (Mr. Anti-Wing Chun) you literally can't see it when following the video. Just like Wing chun super fast in effect. This tiny Japanese girl, not even 21, just standing KO'd a physically larger opponent. In what, less than a minute? AND THAT IS CONTROLLED CONTACT. So we have this tiny woman who's a power-packed dynamo - just look at her move with grace & poise around the Tatame! Jessica Andrade... look out.

ADD: Gemma Morales, a kata competitor by experience, takes herself all the way to the kumite final's & scores against Japan's finest. Phenomenal performance.

There are several other lesson here which I'll skip. The ending point is that the founder of Shotokan karate created a style amenable to the masses, estimated in the the many hundreds of thousands worldwide. Shotokan is for everyone, it's doable, it's for the world class karate competitor like Miho, it's for the world class MMA fighter, Lyoto Machida, it's for all the way down to the western hobbiest / enthusiast.

If one treats Shotokan like a hobby, you will be able to fight like a hobby. Poorly to not @ all. If one takes Shotokan seriously like the Japanese do, even as individual practice, it will be a martial art, and you will be able to fight. Here's a Japanese University class.
Teikyo Universuty Karate Club
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НАЦИОНАЛЬНАЯ АССОЦИАЦИЯ КАРАТЭ - JKS - RUSSIA

Published on Oct 29, 2015
Teikyo University Karate Club - by KAGAWA Masao Sensei's guidance

Now I can criticize some aspect of the training here, it's not what I do and so on. The point is, however, these Japanese karateka are not out on Youtube and MMA media whining and complaining and fussing how karate doesn't work FOR THEM. These are everyday Japanese college students applying themselves to the rigorous training lessons to become proficient at a long time form of martial arts sustained & powered by certain principles.

This doesn't apply to MMA? Now go back and watch Sages' tape vs. Alexandre. Sage broke every rule of karate demonstrated in this Japanese Karate Club video. He (Mr.Karate Champion) broke 'em all and now his face is broken into what half dozen pieces or more? With MMA's 'evolved' training in hand.

In closing, what YOU'RE NOT TOLD BY GREG JACKSON & FIRAS ZAHABI, is that success in traditional karate depends more than ever on you, not the great epithets from them. YOU have to understand what YOU are doing. YOU have to study the curriculum in it's entirely. YOU then must execute that curriculum in entirely. If one goes into traditional karate and diddles & complains, you'll get smeshed against the Japanese, and much worse than Miho's very game opponent. Khabib has no lock on smeshing.

I personally wouldn't laugh at Master Wong. I want no part of the guy. Think you can take out Master Wong? Takes dedicated training to win. My definition of Hard Core.
 
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Uhh I touched hands with the very few actual good Wing Chun practical fighters and let me tell you; boxing helps a lot, but that if the Wing Chun guy who knows what he's doing can get in, he'll do like 6 strikes in like 1 second and next thing you know you'll be like wtf just happened.
 


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What people don't really understand with all the ancient Chinese Martial Arts politics is that Kung - Fu has a family of martial arts systems where most compliment or are variations of another, spread across the various temples that existed (That's another dilemma)

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In allot of ancient Chinese martial art teachings they understood back then the four combat zones as below image illustrates.

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They are not stupid to the concept of grappling offensive and defensive techniques.

However they are more about control and finish applications then actual wrestling.

I hope that dispels any view that WC has poor ground tactics because in fact it has some really good techniques that are great for even MMA applications.

Open to other views and opinions
 
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In regards to WING CHUN vs BJJ......


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They are not stupid to the concept of grappling offensive and defensive techniques.

However they are more about control and finish applications then actual wrestling.

I hope that dispels any view that WC has poor ground tactics because in fact it has some really good techniques that are great for even MMA applications.

Open to other views and opinions


To clarify, you actually watched those shitshows of grappling videos and felt that they were "really good techniques"?
 




Enough already! o_O:(

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Anyone that grew up in the UK would know this guy talks crap, Ipswich was and still isn't a rough area, "Master" Wong's parents ran a take away and "Master" Wong watched too many Bruce Lee films..........then decided to make money off being an internet tough guy.........
 
Well, If young guy wants to be good sportsman, then what he will chose?
1. Boxing trainer with 220 bouts experience and university diploma + good references and experience?
2. Claims about ability to deliver on the street without any proof ... No bouts, no M.Sc / M.A level education, no criminal records for ability to deliver. No high level sportsmans taught.

If secret masters are so capable, why don't step in the ring, cage , quikcly become famous and millionares. Why not? So powerful, instead of bouts for millions choosed to do youtube channels about " on the street "?
 
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