Wing Chun athlete vs Kick Boxer

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07/02/2021

This video from the versus series shows a Wing Chun athlete vs Kick Boxer in which two different boxing styles are once again testing their differences.

Common misconceptions

This short encounter between two athletes shows more than what you would expect. In fact, both fighters could be described as equally good. The match finishes with parity. A great misconception of Wing Chun sees this style as a martial art referred to inner energies and scenographic useless movements. However, the truth could not be further away.
Both styles are very practical and down to Earth, and this match shows it perfectly. Of course, there are some differences.

Two different styles, but how much?

In Wing Chun,  punches focus on the center line. In this way, the attack is accompanied by self-defense. However, it takes some time to be able to strike a powerful punch. Consequently, constancy in training and a very practical approach is the basis of this style. If not, you'll end up with the worst Wing Chun possible. Boxer's training is very different since this style of box expects its athletes to train hard. Long training is focused on gaining muscles too. On the contrary, Wing Chun doesn't make of strength it's the primary weapon.
Both styles are very efficient when practiced well. Unluckily, Wing Chun might be much more challenging.

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It must be said that we do not intend to incite any kind of violence in our viewers and readers. The only purpose of the versus videos is the study the behavior and the techniques used by fighters, underlining what to avoid and learn from others' mistakes.
Although what is very fascinating is to see how different practitioners put into practice traditional martial arts concepts.
So, whenever you feel curious about martial arts practitioners putting themselves to test, our versus videos are for you!

The video was published by RAHSUN HERKUL, a Chief instructor of the Global Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu Association. If you would like to contact him you can check out his website. His gym is located at 16045 Leadwell Street Los Angeles, California.

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'Here's a compliment sandwich: Kickboxers have strong kicks but their footwork ain't as agile as Wing Chun champs! On another note, those punches could use some spice! Wing Chun for the win!'

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'Great read! Interesting to see the Wing Chun master's finesse square up against kick boxer brute force. Popcorn anyone? Let's enjoy the show! #TeamWingChun'

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'Admiring the grace of Wing Chun and the raw power of Kick Boxer was like wacthing a Thriller live! Still, kinda felt Wing Chun guy needed more punch.'

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'Woaah, what a showdown! The Wing Chun moves are like poetry in motion, and that kick boxer's got power for days! But who put that banana peel in the ring? LOL!'

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'Well, as a sucker for spicy action, that Wing Chun whirling dervish vs. the Kick Boxing bruiser felt like nachos with extra jalapeños - you can't resist but you know you're in for a fiery ride!'

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