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Wing Chun - Butterfly Swords Single Sword Defenses

👊 Hey everyone, Sifu Keith here! In today’s Wing Chun training segment, we’re diving into one of the most iconic weapons of the system — the Butterfly Sword 🗡️. This session focuses on single sword defense, using realistic thrusts, blade control, and footwork applications that translate directly from forms to live combat scenarios. Before we get started, please LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔, and turn on notifications so you never miss any of our new martial arts content. Thank you for your continued support — we’re proud to be your go-to for all things Wing Chun and more! 🙏 🥋 What You’ll Learn in This Video: This class is focused on Wing Chun Butterfly Sword defense with a single blade — including core drills, real-world application, and crucial concepts for staying safe, efficient, and deadly with your weapon. 🔑 Key Concepts Covered: 🗡️ Tan + Cut Warm-Up Drill Warm-up with a basic Tan block followed by a downward cut Focus on watching the tip of the weapon and the opponent’s elbow Maintain proper wrist alignment for control and clean slicing 🗡️ BIU SAO Application (Thrust Counter) When the opponent back-thrusts, intercept with a Biu, then cut If they come deep, Biu the arm, check, and cut through clean Even with one blade, simulate the same structure from the form 🗡️ Straight Thrust Defense using BONG SAO & T-Step Emphasizing awareness of your blade vs. hand positioning Check on top? Cut from underneath. Check underneath? Cut from on top Step offline and use Haigan (low pulling energy) to redirect 🗡️ Inside the Arc of Power Intercepting deeply can neutralize the attack by attacking the tendon or wrist Even if contact is on the arm, maintain dominance and redirect the line Bend the wrist properly for a slicing angle that leads the blade away from your body 🗡️ Using HAIGAN for Redirection Haigan controls the centerline by pulling the opponent’s energy down Redirects power and opens a path for a devastating tendon cut Blade angle and structure are crucial for disarming the attacker 🧠 Essential Training Tips: ✅ Know where your blade is in relation to your hand at all times ✅ Practice stepping off the line (T-Step) to reduce incoming force ✅ Use form transitions (Biu, Tan, Bong) for live applications ✅ Always aim to lead the opponent’s weapon away from your centerline ✅ The cutting angle and target (tendons, wrist, arm) will determine the efficiency of the defense 💡 Final Notes from Sifu Keith: This lesson highlights the importance of foundational movement and the principles of blade control in Wing Chun’s weapon systems. Even with a single sword, the conceptual structure remains strong — your movement, angle, and awareness dictate your survival and success. We’re here to support your journey — so don’t hesitate to leave a comment with questions or feedback, and we’ll get back to each and every one of you. Your input helps us grow and serve you better. 💬 Leave a comment: Which Butterfly Sword concept did you find most useful today? Have a technique you’d like to see next? Let us know below! ⬇️ Thanks again for tuning in and being part of the journey. Until next time, train smart, stay sharp, and keep cutting forward! 🥷