their principles seem to be against each other
in wing chun you bend the kness and your feet are well on the floor and you move only when you are attacked, in boxing you are on the toes and you are moving all the time
in wing chun you keep your body facing the opponent in a parrallel way, in boxing you try to "hide" your body as much as you can so that you dont give a target
in wing chun the punches are very different than the boxing punches
could you use boxing punches after a tan sau?!
if you can why dont we use them instead of these strange wing chun punches?
could you take a boxing stance and be moving like a boxer?
can the wing chun techniques be used in a boxing match?
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