Augustine Fong – Complete Wing Chun

Augustine Fong – Complete Wing Chun

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Salepage: Augustine Fong – Complete Wing Chun

THIS SET IS VERY COMPLETE, & VERY HARD TO FIND!A MUST FOR ALL MARTIAL ARTISTS!Wing Chun Tapes (DVD) by Augustine Fong ( Panther Productions )Tape #1 Fundamental TechniquesPunches, blocks, kicks, mapo foot work, iron palm, chi meditation and one inch punch.Available only on DVD.Approx.60 minutes.
Tape #2 Siu Lim Tau FormComplete form history and applications plus single man techniques, double man techniques and more.
Available only on DVD.Approx.56 minutes.
Tape #3 Chum Kiu FormComplete form history and applications plus Lop Sau, single sticky hands.
Available only on DVD.Approx.56 minutes.
Tape #4 Biu Gee FormComplete form history and applications plus asking hands, two man and three man sticky hands and Lop Sua.
Available only on DVD.Approx.58 minutes.
Tape #5 108 Mok Yan Jong ( Wooden Dummy Form)Includes hundreds of fundamental and advanced techniques plus traditional Wing Chun Dummy Form.
Available only on DVD.Approx.58 minutes.
Tape #6 Wing Chun WeaponsTeaches techniques and complete required forms of the Wing Chun Bok Jam Do staff and butterfly swords.
Available only on DVD.Approx.58 minutes.
Tape #7 Wing Chun Sparring Techniques Numerous fighting combinations plus sticky legs, closing the gap, taking center line, free style sparring and more.
Available only on DVD.Approx.60 minutes.

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