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How To Defence Wing Chun Straight Punch?

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Im currently training for western boxing and a best friend of mine is studying wing chun kung fu. We want to sparr together, but how you defence their straight punch in boxing way?

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6 Responses to "How To Defence Wing Chun Straight Punch?"

  • callsign says:
    12/02/2010 at 22:11

    Lots of ways. Slipping, ducking (not advised), parrying, covering, catching, cuffing, rocking, rolling, bobbing and weaving, sidestepping, stepping back, using sliding leverage blocks, even just tucking your chin and using the top of your head to stop it will do. Just because the punch has some fancy name doesn’t make it anything besides a straight punch, like boxing’s jab or cross.
    Anything that comes down a straight line is generally handled in two ways: moving off the line (slipping, etc), or knocking it off that line (parrying, etc). You can also put a barrier between you and the punch, like a bock or a catch.
    Personally, I’d advocate slipping. It leaves your hands free to strike while he’s in the middle of his punch. Try not to use blocks or parries, because Wing Chun is designed to take advantage of any connection they make with the opponent by using their trapping skills.

  • The Last Airbender says:
    13/02/2010 at 03:27

    dont bother trying to block it once one comes the next 20 are on the way. Wing Chunists are speed freaks. he will try to throw huge combos of thos punches. you have to work the uppercut and hook. Wing chun doesnt use circular punches like that. and you MUST use big combos. the ol’ 1-2 wont fly. he’s most likely gonna parry them both. maybe left Jab, (to make him parry that) right Hook, left Uppercut, right hook, left hook, right uppercut, left jab, right cross, left uppercut, right hook. punches in bunches
    good luck and be safe

  • Anonymous says:
    13/02/2010 at 15:30

    i dont rlly know about boxing but i love watching boxing and mostly straight punches are blocked by moving your body to either the left or right side (if fast enough) or putting ur arms infront of you with your hand up somehwere above your skull, if its a body straight punch then when the punch is coming, use your arm (steb back abit first) then hit your arm somewhere between his hands and arm
    well, this is the karate way hehe (learned karate)

  • Elden B says:
    13/02/2010 at 15:58

    I humbly suggest you get out of the way of the punch, or perfect your block with the face technique.

  • Anonymous says:
    13/02/2010 at 18:28

    Don’t stand in front of him when he’s punching.

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