Anderson Silva Working Over A Wing Chun Kung Fu Wooden Dummy – Video

And thats why he’s never been defeated in the UFC. Why he looks like he can end the fight whenever he Chooses.

If that stick could weigh in at 185 I bet Dana would try to sell the fight. (Dana)” I know I have said this before but this stump really has a chance to not only fight Anderson, but I think he can beat him.”

Silva and Jones have realised how limited the techniques of boxing are(western, kick and thai), that’s one of the reasons they don’t get their faces busted up like GSP did during his last fight

Lame…wing chun sucks. And if boxing is so limited it’s must be why JDS sucks so bad and AS has a pro boxing record.

Wing chun by people who don’t know s*** about wing chun sucks. So naturally this sucked, that being said, your not going to go into the ring as a wing chun purist and dominate, but certain things are adaptable.

I can’t tell whether if Anderson is serious.. or if he is mocking Wing Chun…

Anderson is a martial artist…like gsp, other guys just train mma to be champions.

I believe Bruce Lee’s real introduction to martial arts was wing chun n tai chi n it wasn’t until later that he began integrating many elements from other martial arts into his fighting strategy. I’ve found Steven Seagal’s public persona to be somewhat obnoxiously arrogant, but if you watch some youtube videos of him training Anderson Silva, you have no misconception about who is teaching who. Becoming brilliant at anything means being able to model the behaviors of others who have already mastered it and an open mind that is ready to find new skills to model n learn. A lot of what makes Anderson Silva so good at MMA is a mixture of incredible striking accuracy n timing, which the dummy doesn’t reflect at all. The most important thing that the dummy is for is conditioning bones. Have you ever kicked a wooden dummy with your shin? Don’t, unless you are ready to deal with some serious pain until you build up a tolerance. ^^^^ is thinking clearly about all of this. The Spider is one of the best fighters on the planet. If you are not satisfied with his performance on the wooden dummy, maybe you should film yourself outdoing him.

I have some wing chung going on in my pants

Real Wing Chun is “devastating” at close quarters however, you need at least 20yrs of solid practice until it become instinctive. Perfect for street fighting as all kicks are below the waist! many streetfighting techniques are reworked from wing chun.

@facefrack and ^^^^ I totally agree with you guys. @Jay you know your WC. The real weapon I gained and I see that others gain from WC is learning how to use footwork and angles as you trap and block limbs, to allow you to deliver devastating strikes from points of advantage/safety to you. Now doesn’t that sound like AS or Bruce Lee?? You better go get your WC on if you want to be a bad mofo!!! But its an art like any which requires alot of practice and patience before you can use it at a professonial level.

lmao

Thank you guys for chiming in with good discussion. Every art is well intentioned. BJJ does what it is supposed to, give the light weight guy an advantage, Thai Boxing, is as vicious as anything, and so forth. I like all arts because they have strengths and weaknesses. It is like enjoying many different types of music.

someone ought to make a gif of this with gsp’s face as the object