I only was able to stand the first 10 seconds. I think from what i saw, they need to tone the sparring down and try to use some of the defense and blocks they learn before going at it hammer and tongs. After all Wing Chun is a martial art to be used as self defense, and when i train (im not a wing chunner btw...) i do so not to defeat people and pick them apart, but to protect my head and make sure im still alive after the fight. There are no winners in a fight on 'the street' just being in alive at the end and not too hurt is the point, so standing and trading like they did is surely not what wing chun is about? However i agree with the first response post, that some good pressure training is good where you have someone attack you like that, gets you conditioned for an aggressive attack.
