Grandmaster Wong demonstrates how to handle a random attack from an assailant

Participants have a lot of fun practicing free sparring where no movements are pre-arranged. Yet they can respond correctly and spontaneously. This is due to previous systematic training where participants are conditioned to respond spontaneously to specific attacks. While the sparring is free, the attacks are controlled. In other words the participants hold back their strikes and kicks if their partners fail to respond correctly. Grandmaster Wong also shows that using Taijiquan patterns for combat has great advantage over free-style fighting

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Free Strikking	Free Kicking	Grips and Throws

Poise Pattern

Against Free Style	Against Kicks	Felling Opponent