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Wing Chun Martial Arts: Principles and Techniques by Yip Chun, Chun Yip

Wing Chun Martial Arts: Principles and Techniques Yip Chun, Chun Yip ebook
Format: pdf
Publisher: Red Wheel/Weiser
Page: 128
ISBN: 9780877287964

Wing Chun – Its History, Philospohy And Principles. 250-300 years ago.The origin of Wing Chun Kung Fu can be found in the turbulent, repressive Ching dynasty of over 250 years ago. Others have attempted to discern the origins of Wing Chun by determining the specific purpose of its techniques. The Wing Chun system of martial arts was developed in southern China approx. By choosing the most efficient techniques from each style, they developed training programs that would develop an efficient martial artist in 5 to 7 years, one third the original time. Welcome to Fighting Like a Butter-Bee, my martial arts themed blog, where I'll be documenting and sharing my lifelong journey in martial arts. It has a depth and breadth of theory and philosophy, but it is renowned for Since a Wing Chun artist fights on his centerline, emanating from the middle of his body in relation to his opponent, all his techniques, by necessity, are linear. Wing Chun kung fu is a result-oriented style of martial art that was designed with fundamental principles that take into account the limitation and capability of human movement. Yes, today I shall be talking about the shoddy commercial "Youtube" version of Wing Chun and how it completely differs in theory and principle in comparison to practical Wing Tsun/Wing Chun. "Having looked into the pros and cons of a number of martial arts, I decided that Wing Chun was, for me, the most effective. Having studied traditional Wing Chun in the past and then switching over to JKD, I've realized that a lot of the individual techniques of Wing Chun are not used. Posted on January 4, 2013 by wcman1976. Tips to practicing Wing Chun Wooden Dummy Techniques By Grandmaster Ip Ching. In addition to these wing chun techniques, Eric Oram also provides an overview of basic wing chun concepts. I'm still at the very noobie level, wide eyed and easily amazed and getting confused over names of techniques. As I said in One of them is an actual technique while the other is more like a principle. I'd say I've been training Wing Chun for a long enough time I know and understand the principles of it and if faced with a problem, I can quite confidently figure out a solution based on those principles. The pronunciation is the same in Cantonese. Ip Ching spell our martial art as Ving Tsun instead of Wing Chun. For those of who you don't know, most wing In my years studying various martial arts, I have seen guys that weigh 100 pounds soaking wet generate more power in their attacks than guys who weigh twice as much. Some have sought to apply the methods of higher criticism to the oral histories of Wing Chun and other Chinese martial arts.