I was fortunate enough to train with Grandmaster Steve Lee Swift for a brief period of time - back at the old kwoon on MLK in Tampa. I would LOVE to train with him again. His Wing Chun is FIRST RATE!

Wow. That looked Weird! Super Fast! Wing Chun Rules!!

Great teacher :) glad i got to train under you Sifu for the short time i was there

i agree wen it comes to street fighting, wing chun is bye far one of the best fighting styles.

Haha, Im usually always criticising martial art demos or techniques..but this was actually fun to watch... Your a champ

Loving the chain punches, elbows, eye strikes, joints, and knees. Its beautiful control this guy has too. I train in wing chun too. I'm still in the defensive stage and will start learning real offense soon!

Very nice, I'm impressed.. Swift by name... etc :)

Wow! I don't think I have ever seen the practical or applied aspect of Wing Chun. I've only seen the lone practitioner on the wooden Wing chun dummy. I've studied a couple of different styles my main is WuShu but I've gotten older and I don't have fast kicks I once had but still have the fast hands and this system looks to be very beneficial the my style of fighting. Much respect to "GrandMasters of WingChun"

thats hows its done... good video... speed,accurate punches n kicks....

moves well 4 a big guy....well done steve

hes very good

It's a demo showing how to deal with an initial attack. ie when a guy wants to hurt you he'd give it his all to punch you, that's when you'd react followed by a chain of WC moves to take him out, that's the beauty of WC. It's more street-like demo, but it'd be totally different if two practitioners of any forms fight, they'd be more guarded if you know what i mean, more like sparrings. Very nice demo btw.

nice work thank you

Wow! I wish I could see that all again in slow motion.

This guy is great

Awesome!

i have been doing kickboxing for quite some time and would like to probably learn something like wing chung kung fu. Would expand my skills and seems more lethal.

Ip Man is the greatest Wing Chun master

Great presentations! Best street fighting applications I've seen so far. Who is this Grandmaster? Who bestowed him this title? What's his style of wing chun? Somewhat similar to Cheung's style. Where do you buy this DVD?

very good.

thats fast, well done. shame so many demos have students who never throw a real punch though, Sifu's have that title for a reason, no matter how hard the student tries he will not hurt the master so he may as well really go for that first punch. hakuna matata.

sifu steve lee swift, how do i contact you because i only know the basics of [wc] only, i need to learn more about this style- is there anyways how i can contact you sifu steve lee? im thinking about learning the street tactic's & then go learn the [unlimited-wc/jkd style's] too. good video inside youtube sifu steve lee, i want to thank you for posting this video up- is one of the good one ive seen so far inside youtube videos.

Also trained under Sigung Wong shun leung we observe the direct no nonsense approach to Combat : -)

muy bueno!

wing chun is no nonense....... i need to go back to tht club i went to i know the basic but feel guilty going back

that's the best shit i've seen yet!

i don't understand this fighting, it doesn't look like theyre actually hitting each other. do they purposely stop really close to emphasize control or what?

time sped up?

Genial !

this was hot

well.actually majority of his stand up was based on wing chun,n that was the 1st martial arts he mastered.jkd punches r also based on wing chun

Well, no it isn't, but everybody falls in to more natural stance, especially under combat situations. He certainly is good, and is very quick to attack with the nearest weapon to the head.

what is with this minus four star bullshit? .. someone obviously jealous.. great video anyway!

Would this bloke be too much for Gary Lam?

nut grab jutsu 1:05

...never go for a take down against wing chun

There are similarities with Wing Chun but Krav Maga techniques supposedly come from the German Wehrmacht. Bah, in the end all styles are similar! ;)

Well, actually no... what he did was Jeet Kune Do, which is a fighting style he developed himself, but yeah, the core of the style lies in the striking techniques of Wing Chun but he put more "freedom" to it, he made Wing Chun into more of a free form, by including techniques from boxing and fencing. Because he thought that Wing Chun has too many "rules" to work in life fighting. He used flowing footwork instead of stances (that u have in Wing Chun) Peace

Why does this look so much like Krav Maga? Is that because Krav Maga has its roots in Kung Fu or what?