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Keep it Real
Drilling the BasicsBy David Peterson What a pity that some people just can’t accept that it is SIMPLICITY that makes Wing Chun the eff... Read More |
It never ceases to amaze me how people are always seeking some kind of “advanced” training, or “secret” skills in their quest for martial arts proficiency. Year after year, it’s the same story as students come and go in my school: “When do we learn the “advanced” stuff?” or “What are the “secret” techniques?” …same old questions, time and time again.Moon Pointing Finger
Chi Sau more than just sticking handsby David Peterson
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By and large, most people tend to believe that the Wing Chun drill known as ‘Chi Sau’ (“sticking hands”) is a reflex drill, the purpose of which is to hone the reactions and responses of practitioners of the system to the point where they can defend themselves even when blindfolded. This belief has been enhanced over the years through many demonstrations of what seems to be, at least on the surface, the “ultimate shield” against close range han...
Look Beyond the Pointing Finger:
There is a very simple, but extremely important and much-overlooked fact that few people practising Wing Chun seem to understand about the ‘Muk Yan Jong’ form – it must NOT ever be viewed in purely “black & white” terms with regard to concepts and/or applications. The ‘Muk Yan Jong’ is a complex, multi-faceted training tool that has many “shades of grey” and chief amongst its...