Is it the form? the positioning of the hands, elbows, feet, etc.
Is it the speed?
Is it in the complexity of the drill or moves? Or maybe the simplicity?
For me, it's something that is very difficult to describe. It's an intention to hit. An intention to knock out the other fighter - a level of full commitment in the attack, and fearlessness of getting hit himself.
It's also about being fluid and not using tension or moments of stiffness in the move. You can see these 'moments of stiffness' in many well respected teachers...which is quite disappointing.
So how do you recognize good wing tsun?
Until then.
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