Good bye everyone. I've decided to not participate in the forum anymore. I spend too much time on here, it doesn't bring out the best in me sometimes, I don't feel like it is really enriching my...
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Good bye everyone. I've decided to not participate in the forum anymore. I spend too much time on here, it doesn't bring out the best in me sometimes, I don't feel like it is really enriching my...
yep i sure have. I've definately come to a thread with the intent to "spit in someone's dish". or maybe we drool alot and get it in others dishes that way.
you can make up combinations of wing chun movements and then repeat the pattern. its sort of like tae bo but with wing chun moves. punch, punch, thrust kick and do that 25 times then do the other...
I do shadow boxing with wing chun
do rounds on the heavy bag
run (sometimes, i hate running)
do northern style forms for endurance (they are fun)
weight lifting
I definately think footwork is over looked a lot. Having good footwork is the most important aspect of defence, its not the hands. If you aren't their how can they hit you?
I think it is...
my sifu mentioned that he had read some articles quite a while ago (80's? early 90's?) about coiling (snake?)(style?) wing chun.
does anybody know anything about this branch or have heard of it? ...
wing lam enterprises makes custom kung fu weapons. their stuff looks really nice and well made. they can make them however you ask them to. i think they range from $300 to $500 for butterfly...
I like to use the chinese in talking and with notes just because it is shorter. tan sau is shorter and easier to say than palm up block or dispersing hand. yee jee kim yeung ma is easier to say...
yeah fencing is very hard to find in the states. ohio state universtiy has a really great fencing program. they produce a lot of all american and pretty good international fencers. so i think that...
(never mind everyone, i totally misunderstood the question I think, so disregard my post. lol. :) )
if you are that tied up, they are probably that tied up too. so if they aren't putting you in...
we learn to deal with long distance range from sparring and sparring different styles. in this range there are just spair techniques thrown, single techniques. just trying to shoot for a opening or...
from what I can make of your description I would flank by doing retreating step (ie- right leg in front, then move it to the back so left leg is in front) when they move forward.
or I would use...
The only evolution I see for wing chun is in adapting it to deal with kinds of fighters our wing chun ancectors never had to face. For example boxers with very light mobile footwork with good...
I just had an awsome experience. I got to spar a tae kwon do/shotokan karate guy and a kempo karate guy. I haven't got to spar people from other styles outside of tournaments that offten,...
good luck up there. If you were there last year I probably saw you. I won't be going, too much $$. plus I'm at college now. I've had my fill of that tournament though, I've gone the past 4 or 5...
I definately think wing chun is tweekable. you can make adjustments. talk to your sifu about it. I've had to make some small adjustments to my wing chun since I have mild cerebral palsy. for...
I think wing chun is technique based, but what makes the techniques work and be a cohesive whole are the theory behind them.
with that said. yes there are specific stepping techniques. step...
my wing chun uses rotational circles. rotating around the centerline during shifting. some small arm circleing, usually virtical- inside and outside whip punch.
I think learning some stuff from a video is okay, as long as you don't expect to be very serious with it. I think if you have a martial arts background videos can be a fun way to spice up your...
Could you refrase the last part about achievement. I'm not exacly sure what you are asking. Its sounds like their are typeing errors, "-ed" left off, and other things.
I like the way yylee worded what he said. "springy structure"- I like that.
I don't know these terms, could you give their definition. Thanks a lot. peace.
I think my approach to wing chun is a little different from other people's, i think its a little softer, or at least our focus is different. so what i say may sound very off the wall to some people...
The most important thing mentally to improving is not competing. If you don't worry about trying to get ahead of people and catch up to others one will advance a lot more. same thing applies to...
congratulations, i'm sure it will be lots of fun.