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Why Chain-punches?
Wing Chun uses chain punches because they are a rapid and efficient way to overwhelm an opponent. The primary reasons for using chain punches include: Speed and Efficiency: Chain punches are delivered in quick succession, allowing the practitioner to strike multiple times within a short period. This can overwhelm an opponent and prevent them from effectively defending or counterattacking. Straight Line Principle Wing Chun emphasizes the shortest distance between two points, which is a straight line. Chain punches follow this principle, allowing for direct and fast strikes to the target. Centerline Control By focusing attacks on the opponent’s centerline, a you can disrupt their balance and defense. Chain punches help maintain control over this central axis, keeping the attacker in a dominant position. Simplicity and Economy of Motion The repetitive nature of chain punches allows for minimal movement, conserving energy and reducing the risk of telegraphing attacks. This makes the strikes harder to predict and counter. Continuous Pressure The relentless nature of chain punches can psychologically and physically pressure an opponent, reducing their ability to respond effectively. Other Martial Arts Styles with Similar Techniques ⤵️ Jeet Kune Do (JKD) Bruce Lee, the founder of JKD, integrated chain punches into his system, emphasizing speed, efficiency, and directness. Boxing While traditional boxing doesn’t use chain punches in the same way, combinations of straight punches (jabs and crosses) can serve a similar purpose by rapidly targeting the opponent's head and body to overwhelm and confuse. Krav Maga This self-defense system often employs rapid, successive strikes to incapacitate an attacker quickly. While not identical to Wing Chun's chain punches, the concept of continuous, aggressive striking is similar. Additional Benefits of Chain Punches ⤵️ Cardiovascular Conditioning Practicing chain punches can significantly improve cardiovascular endurance and overall conditioning due to the continuous, repetitive motion.
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I usually train them 1000-2000 in a batches of 50, and I feel that I am doing them faster and faster. The arm movement is similar to tan sau or fook sau, by pushing elbow forward, so they should be also improved with this exercise.
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Thanks !
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2 likes • Jun 20
After watching the first movie this evening, I tried Chi Sau with my friend, focusing on posture: keeping my head straight for balance and my shoulders down. I felt I had more power to maintain pressure and push him. However, I may have less agility, and I worry a bit about my chin being up and exposed. I also practiced on the wooden dummy, paying attention to posture and head position. I will continue to explore and use my stance for grounding and stability.
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@Tomek Gjøl Thank you for nice explanation.
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Miloš Tijanić
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49-year-old martial arts enthusiast, started Wing Chun two years ago. Eager to learn, grow, and connect with fellow practitioners in the community.

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