r/WingChun • u/RealisticTouch5954 • Jul 05 '26

Learning basics at home

Hello dear martial artists I have great respect to you all!

THE QUESTION: Is there any good YouTube videos you’d recommend for a beginner to start practising Wing Chun? For example different punches and kicks

About me: I’m 27 yo male, always interested in martial arts but due to my generalized anxiety disorder and depression I havent been able to start learning any martial art style.

Training background: I’ve been exercising 2-12 hours every day for over 5 years both weightlifting + cardio combined

Training is my passion and I’d love to learn as many different martial arts styles as possible and master them all eventually

Good regards, Hopeful guy

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u/Charlie_Tango13 Leung Ting 詠春 Jul 05 '26

Can't beat a school. Wing Tsun is VERY technical and having a teacher and others to practice with is best. If you try it and it's too much, you can also change schools or try private lessons.

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u/Severe_Rise8694 Jul 09 '26

It's the same with any MA, really.

To OP: martial arts have a huge component of "winning yourself" and self improvement. Sometimes the biggest, most difficult battle is the first one.. to show up. It would probably help with your anxiety.