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黐手 The True Way of Wing Chun Chi Sau

Sifu/Author: Todd Taganashi

Chi Sau (translated - sticky hands) is a special training exercise unique to the fighting system of Wing Chun Kung Fu; it teaches sensitivity & adaptability and provides a reasonably realistic platform for the Wing Chun man to practice his techniques. (Primarily those used in close combat range... Read more

Ving Tsun Misconceptions P Bayer

Sifu/Author: Philipp Bayer

The section "Ving Tsun Misconceptions” in each issue of Real Ving Tsun Kung Fu will be a forum to discuss topics and principles that are commonly misunderstood and have a negative impact on the style overall. A lack of realistic and pragmatic thinking frequently renders otherwise effective Ving... Read more

Laap Sao in chi sao cycle

Sifu/Author: Philipp Bayer

Laap Sao/Chi Sao cycle Here are a few more words from a German martial arts forum (Kampfkunstboard) where Philipp offers a clear, simple explanation of the Lap Sao/Chi Sao cycle, and why we should’nt attempt to integrate punching techniques from other styles in this ving tsun specific exercise. He... Read more

Lo Man Kam Wing Chun in Germany

Sifu/Author: Marc Debus

Sie haben von Wing Chun noch nie etwas gehört? Hatte ich auch nicht. Jedenfalls nicht bis vor drei Jahren. Damals beschloss mein Sohn, diese asiatische Kampfkunst zu lernen. Mich hat das erst mal nicht groß interessiert. Aber als mir neulich eine Freundin erzählte, dass sie Wing Chun trainiert, und... Read more

The Art of Fut Sao Wing Chun

Sifu/Author: Michael Mc Ilwrath

Fut Sao Wing Chun is a southern style of kung fu with a different lineage than the more popular Yip Man Wing Chun style. It originated from a Doaist sect and then through Great Grand Master Si-Jo Hsu Yun. Hsu Yun inherited the system and passed it along as a Buddhist system. Henry was the first non... Read more

Redefining Wing Chun - A New Look at an Old Art

Sifu/Author: Adam Williss

Bare with me for just a bit while I try to get you to consider a new way of looking at Wing Chun - an art that many consider to be old or classical. However, I hold firm that Wing Chun is anything but classical.

Please understand that there will be many of those that will disagree with... Read more

The Wisdom of Water

Sifu/Author: Adam Williss

The wisdom of water should never be underestimated. Water flows effortlessly yet it is full of energy. It simply harmonizes itself with the laws of nature. It surrenders to the flow, becoming one with it. It doesn't force itself, it just flows without much effort. If an obstacle is in its path,... Read more

The Best Wing Chun

Sifu/Author: Adam Williss

The majority of Wing Chun people that I've come across are "egotistic know-it-alls". They need less ego and more of a JKD mentality, not necessarily JKD methods.

They've become a slave to their Wing Chun or their particular Wing Chun lineage. Sure everyone has their methods, but don't let... Read more

my Sifu, NG Chun-hong.

Sifu/Author: Marvon Wilkinson

http://wcjja.com/downloads/WCJJA_article_my_sifu.pdf

Walking the string

Sifu/Author: Michel Boulet

"Others walk the bow, I walk the string" What is the meaning of this?...

This proverb can be interpreted in many ways. Here is how I interpret it: The bow represent the energy,the tension and the actions of the physical body. It is not the effects of this energy yet but it is the closest... Read more