In this video, I address questions and concerns that have been brought to my attention regarding the origins of my Wing Chun lineage. I explain that I have learned different styles of Wing Chun and have shared my knowledge with others. My focus is on making the system work for me, not adhering strictly to one particular lineage or style.I emphasize the … [Read more...]
Wing Chun Training: Essential Tips for Mastery and Progress
Wing Chun is a unique and practical martial art that has grown in popularity thanks to its efficiency in self-defense and its straightforward training methods. This Chinese Kung Fu style, which dates back to the 17th century, emphasizes relaxation, close-range combat, and direct movements to help practitioners defend themselves against larger and stronger … [Read more...]
Wing Chun | Understanding Energy With A Bong Sao
In the practice of martial arts, the bong sao technique is essential for effectively deflecting an opponent's energy by utilizing the connection between the wrist and forearm. Emphasis is placed on the wrist as it rotates from the pinky and thumb towards the centerline, while the elbow stays high and the shoulder remains relaxed. This execution allows for … [Read more...]
Does Wing Chun Grappling Work On The Street
So, you want to learn some wing chun grappling, trapping, striking, and defensive techniques? Well, you've come to the right place! In this article, I'll be sharing some of my favorite moves for keeping your opponent on their toes and coming out on top.From trapping techniques like bringing your knees up close to your opponent and pressing their elbow to the … [Read more...]
Wing Chun Basics | Re-visiting The Pak Sao
In order to grow as a martial artist it's important to keep going back to the beginning. In this article, we are going to talk about wing chun basics. Specifically the Pak Sao. I often tell my students that in most cases I can get my business done with simple techniques like pak dars, lop sao, etc. The reason is that I have spent countless hours practicing … [Read more...]