3 Reasons to train ‘Free Chi Sao’ in Wing Chun
A note on Cantonese I use the ‘Jyut Ping’ (粵拼) Cantonese writing system as I have found it to be the most accurate. For an excellent way...
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The Practical Wing Chun ‘Rectangle’
A note on Cantonese I use the Jyut Ping (粵拼) Cantonese writing system as I have found it to be the most accurate. For an excellent way...
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The 4 Circles in Practical Wing Chun
The 4 Circles help you to visualise how to more accurately execute your 'Practical Wing Chun' moves. Inspired by other styles such as Tai...
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Backward Moves in Practical Wing Chun
A note on Cantonese I use the ‘Jyut Ping’ (粵拼) Cantonese writing system as I have found it to be the most accurate. For an excellent way...
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3 Ways to Improve your Martial Arts Coaching
Intro 3 Ways to improve your martial arts coaching are: Shorter cues (a few words to achieve a desired technique improvement) Only use...
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The 3 Practical Wing Chun Stances
Intro There are 2 ways to make an object more stable: Lower the Centre of Gravity (close to your belly button if standing upright) Widen...
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The 4 ‘Saan Sau Slots’ in Practical Wing Chun
A note on Cantonese I use the ‘Jyut Ping‘ (粵拼) Cantonese writing system as I have found it to be the most accurate. For an excellent way...
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The 4 Elbow Lines in Practical Wing Chun
Intro These lines are where the elbow ends when finishing a move. In the 3 vertical lines (not the horizontal line) the elbow should be...
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Losing your 5 Centrelines in Practical Wing Chun
1st Centreline What does it mean to lose this line? not having a hand, 3rd centreline or elbow on this line. Why is this bad? you are...
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