STREET FIGHTING APPLICATIONS OF WING CHUN DVD 2: NO-RULES RUMBLE BY WILLIAM CHEUNG

STREET FIGHTING APPLICATIONS OF WING CHUN DVD 2: NO-RULES RUMBLE BY WILLIAM CHEUNG

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Grandmaster William Cheung, the longtime friend and wing chun training partner of Bruce Lee, recalls some of his most dangerous street fights and deconstructs the techniques he used to survive the encounters.

In Street Fighting Applications of Wing Chun, Volume 2: No-Rules Rumble, loyalties and trust are put to the test as Cheung tells his tales of dealing with members of Hong Kong’s gang population in the late 1950s. When intervenes upon four of them committing a violent crime, Cheung becomes a marked man. A friend offers to smooth out the situation, but Cheung finds himself the target of an ambush by three men-one of whom is armed with a sword. Learn how he survived this no-rules encounter! Topics include dealing with an edged-weapon attack, weapon disarms, thinking on your feet, dagger attacks, butterfly sword drills and footwork for weapon disarms.

Grandmaster William Cheung is a Black Belt Hall of Fame member and has trained since the age of 10 with the legendary Yip Man. From his headquarters in Australia, grandmaster William Cheung now operates a worldwide network of instructors and students interested in learning wing chun techniques. He is also an expert in meridians, pressure points and meditation dealing with internal energies. Today, his programs for sports injuries and stress-related illnesses are highly sought across the globe.

130 min.

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