The Wing Chun teachers also found out that many jiu-jitsu positions allow you to use use Wing Chun beautifully on the ground.  Vale-Tudo and NHB isn't for everyone, but for many it is a great opportunity to show off Wing Chun in an environment like Pride or UFC.

Kwok starts off the seminar with some Wing Chun stand-up.  I think I enjoyed this more than anything because I got to see him hit people for real.  Watching techniques in a class setting and seeing them in a more real environment really makes a difference.  It really caused me to reconsider my opinion on a few matters.  Here is what is covered:

• How power comes from the whole body, and not the arms.
• How we don't tense until the last moment and stay relaxed throughout and how this allows us to have power at a very close range.
• The most important thing is: __________ He talks a bit on this subject...
• How we always come forward and try to control one of his arms.
• Then they pad up and demonstrate most things from here out with a little power and with hitting one another.
• Pak Sao entry with Follow-ups.
• How to use footwork to get out of the way.
• Technique: How to take the back and take the man down.
• Technique: Tan or Bil Sao and Punch vs a lead right that isn't straight.
• A number of full contact techniques quickly demo'ed.
• How to use the side hammer fist.
• Shows how to close the gap when they retreat vs trying to chase in the Wing Chun stance and chain punching.  Even though I am from a different lineage I liked this and adapted what I saw and used it the same night!
• Technique: How to quickly take the guy down with an arm bar and kick him in the face!
• Teaches Seminar students (and you) how to properly chain punch.
• He does some more drills with Lop and Taun and then demonstrates the applications in more techniques.
• Even more demo's of techniques with full contact by Kwok and students.
• Technique: How to handle the boxers right cross.
• Shows which way to evade for maximum success depending on how the guy comes at you.
• Technique: How to counter a hook/ headlock attempt.
• Technique: How to counter a double leg takedown.

The Carlson Gracie takes the floor and starts off by talking about how many great fighters and experience fighters get finished in a guillotine. 

• Technique: He then goes into a couple counters for the guillotine without strength, including how to counter if the guy is big and strong.
• Technique: How to break your attacker's wrist when he grabs both arms at the elbows to control you.
• Technique: How to create space from the guard to avoid getting punches then arm crank your opponent. 
• The students practice this technique for a while and you see the wing chun people giving the grapplers a hard time.  Then Gracie explains this technique in more detail.
• Technique.  Start from the mount, your opponent turns over and you take his back, grape-vinning his legs, he rolls over again and you choke him out.
• Technique: Learn how to go from the mount to an arm bar.
• More practice, then:
• a Q&A session: You can't hear all the questions, but you can hear the answers and he demo's a few.