2023年6月8日 · 3. Wu Sau (Guarding Hand) The Wu Sau is another of the best techniques to learn for those just starting out. This basic technique allows you to block any close attacks. You can also use it as a base to launch strikes.

In Cantonese, wu sau basically means "guarding hand" or "protecting hand." Generally in our pre-fighting position or our engarde position like I explained before, it' your backup hand. However,...

2013年1月3日 · In Cantonese, wu sau basically means "guarding hand" or "protecting hand." Generally in our pre-fighting position or our engarde position like I explained before, it' your backup hand. However, when you're using it in your engarde position, your wu sau is generally much more relaxed.

This section examines the Wing Chun technique known as Wu Sau (Wu Sao). It is also known as the Wing Chun “Guarding Hand” or “Protecting Hand” technique. This basic Wing Chun technique is a blocking technique used as a defense against an in-close attack. For other techniques, please visit the main Wing Chun Techniques section.

2022年9月17日 · In today's Kung Fu Report we will look at Wing Chun's Wu Sau, and how to avoid common mistakes as well as alternative techniques.🥋Train Wing Chun & Hakka Ku...

2013年1月3日 · Learn how to do a Man Sau / Wu Sau aka On Guard from Sifu Alex Richter in this Howcast Wing Chun video. The wing chun arm guard position, or sometimes known as a pre-fighting posture by some Chinese masters is actually quite simple.

2016年9月7日 · Learning How to Wu Sau is a basic defensive position for many Wing Chun moves. If one hand is attacking then the other hand is usually going to be in this position. Not only serves as a back up block, it can also be turned into an offensive technique (punch, grab,chop, etc.) if the need arises.

Learn how to do a Wu Sau aka Guarding Hand from Sifu Alex Richter in this Howcast Wing Chun video.

Let’s talk about keeping your guard up with Wu Sau! Wu Sau is one of the first hand techniques we learn and it’s also our most versatile because Wu Sau can transition to any of our hand techniques for defense OR offense. Wu Sau should be held below eye level. Ultimately, Wu Sau should always be up and on guard.

In the standard wing chun way we normally just stand in a position with we call man sau wu sau. Basically, the front hand is man sau which means asking hand, and the rear hand is wu sau....