An Exposé on Wing Chun Kung Fu

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Trafford Publishing, Mar 12, 2012 - Sports & Recreation - 128 pages

A comprehensive, easy to read manual for all Wing Chun exponents. An Expose' on Wing Chun Kung Fu delves into the mysteries of this beautiful but deadly Chinese system. It gives an in-depth explanation on the concepts, principles and theories behind the intricate art of Wing Chun Kung Fu. The training methods behind the Sil Lim Tao form are revealed. The book also covers a variety of diverse and complex training methods unique to the Wing Chun system, with photos showing the exact training sequences.

An exciting book for any martial artist who would like to understand the science behind the Art of Wing Chun more deeply.

 

Contents

About the Author
2001
Introduction
Preface
Chapter One The Sil Lim Tao Form
Balance
The Central Line Theory
Centre Line Theory
Wing Chun Guard
Eight Point Chi Sao Drill
Double arm Qi Sao
Cross leg cross arm Qi sao drill
Cross arm Qi sao with Pak sao punch
Cross leg parallel arm Qi sao
Breathing and Qi development
Chapter Five History
Family Tree

Wrist flexibility
Chapter Two Stances Footwork and There Positioning
Focusing on the elbows and the centre of gravity
Wing Chun empty hand weapons
Chapter Three The Five stages of combat
Forward Intention
Chapter Four Qi Sao
Parallel Single arm Chi Sao Drill
Conclusion
ChineseEnglish Glossary
Other basic Chinese terminology
Exerts were taken from
Index
Notes Concepts Principles and Golden rules
Copyright

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About the author (2012)

In 1995, Sifu Linda and Sifu Garry commenced the instruction of unarmed combat, empty-hands self-defense skills, disarming techniques (against rifles and bayonets), and the deadly art of traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu to the Australian Army’s School of Signals and the 123 single squadron commandos at the Watsonia Army Barracks, Melbourne, Victoria. In 1997, I became the National All Styles Victorian Black Belt Open forms champion, and in 2005, the National All Styles Veterans Kumis champion. My love of Wing Chun has taken myself and my husband to China five times, where we have been lucky enough to meet and train with some of the most influential Chinese masters of the Wing Chun system. I live in Greensborough, a beautiful leafy suburb twenty kilometers from the city of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, where I am lucky enough to have my school at the rear of my house. After twenty years of study in the art of Wing Chun, I feel like my journey is just really beginning. I already feel very privileged to have been in the company of so many wonderful people in the Wing Chun fraternity, in Australia, Hong Kong, and China; and I would like to thank them all for their great warmth and hospitality.

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