Ving Tsun as it is taught by Philipp Bayer does not lose itself in attempting to offer single applicable techniques for any sort of attack a person might face, but aims at implementing behavioural principles that condition attributes essential to fighting such as

- Punching power as well as the required stamina aiming at the ability to punch at any time from any direction with sufficient strength
- A sense for distance and timing
- Learning to seize opportunities
- Correct alignment to the opponent combined with the necessary footwork
- Balance and full control over your own body
- Coordination as in learning to use all your extremities at once, thus making use of your body's full potential
- Speed
- A strong physical structure
Along with these attributes Ving Tsun offers only a handful of different but cleverly and scientifically constructed techniques that are designed to work in as many situations as possible therefore narrowing down the number of needed techniques to precious few and making the system more applicable.
Gradually your body gets accustomed to the principles along with said techniques practiced in an excessive amount of fictional drills and starts adopting them as elementary foundation of its way of moving which enables you to move quickly, correctly and without thinking about what your body just does.
Ving Tsun is simply an intelligently engineered system specifically aiming at implementing the same essential principles of fighting behavior that have been successful across many martial arts and ages and enable you to move in a way as secure and effective as possible as well as without thinking.