™ Iron Body Wing Chun Dummy Mook Yan Jong with Hardwood Arms and Leg - Traditional IP Man Wing Chun Dummy

The perfect beginner's Wooden Dummy and fits in my small space indoors. Took longer than expected to ship it across country (11 days west coast to east coast), but well worth it. Easy to assemble and very high quality materials, the wooden arms and leg are really nice. After about 3-4 weeks of trying it out, it's giving me everything I wanted out of it, great complement to training on forms, plus it makes working out on it a really fun experience that I've been wanting for many years. I'm really glad I pulled the trigger on this.The arms appear to now have reinforced metal collars on one end to minimize the damage from the metal insertion points, but I still recommend taping the arms' back end and the contact points for the leg piece which don't have the new metal collar. I followed other reviewer's advice and put approx 50lbs of "pond pebbles" from Home Despot from bottom up to where the leg is (not higher than that) and this does make the base more stable.The suction cups do work, however they appear loose and somewhat "weak", but the dummy is still stable enough to work with (I don't' pound it too hard, and it can take quite a bit of punching and pulling without feeling like it's going to fall over - the pond pebble weighting helps).The iron body is hollow on top, so you may want to cover it to keep things from falling in or for aesthetics. I put an old Mongolian winter hat on it and call it "Vlad".

So, I did tons of research trying to find the best deal on a full Jong. I had a wall mount one that was nice, but I really wanted the real thing. I looked all over the internet, read reviews...alot of bad experience with ones from China, poor quality and long shipping times. Like a year I looked and shopped, did resurch.I found that the solid wooden ones are consistently $200 dollars more than the Iron body. Because of shipping, the cost of the weight just cost more. This one was $369 WITH shipping on Amazon prime. It's my birthday, finally bought it.It took only three days to get here! Amazon fullfilment is in my city, they had it in stock. They shipped it US Mail, a huge parsal I guess? It was too heavy to deliver by the mail man. Took an extra two days to track down and pick it up.This thing is NICE! The metal body is not thin, cheap metal like I expected it to be. It is solid, .0598 16 guage steel with a fully welded one piece base that bolts solid to a 2 piece foot plate. The nice quality 12suction cups bolt to the foot plate.( I bought a precut 2ft square piece of 1" MDF board at Home Depot for like 8 bucks to set it on as my work out room has carpet) The suction cups hold strong on the smooth board.The arms and legs are beautiful. Man, I expected cheap finish, but got luxury! I was ok with having to refinish the arms and legs if needed, but the finish is deep and smooth. Really well done, a beatiful deep red and and smooth as glass. The three wooden pegs are finished too. The leg comes in two pieces, and steel Alan head screws. The leg is fairly solid, but the screws are not counter sunk.I took some advise from another review and bought some River rocks from the hardware too. Three 50 pound(?) bags filled it up to the top. Fill it to the leg, put in the leg, filled it to the arms-put in the arms, top it off. Now the Jong is SOLID! Like a real wooden pillar, actually better. The feel is awesome!The pads are not decorated like in the picture, but are black and Velcro on, solid enough to punch with authority, without pain. Mine came with two.The holes for the arms and legs are lined up correct, but they are not in exact line with the square of the base. It effects nothing but my desire for uniformity. It makes the base corners out of square with the leg and arms.I do wish it was a bit bigger. I'm 6ft, 230 and it is a little small for me but also not a real issue. I can adapt my form.Overall, a real great economy priced Mook Jong that turned out to be a real gem! I would buy this again, and wish I had done it sooner! Good job Augusta and Amazon.

I purchased this this training dummy in 2019 and it’s still going strong. Had to tweak it a little to work. First I filled the hollow tube with rock up the square cut to make it more stable while practicing. I then bought a 30” round table top and placed the training dummy on top so the base and suction cups can actually stabilize the training dummy while using it. Lastly I duct taped the points of contact between the wooden arms/leg and metal to slow down the wear and tear on the wood. Very happy with this piece of equipment.