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William Cheung – Wing Chun Kung Fu Vol 1-5

William Cheung – Wing Chun Kung Fu Vol 1-5

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In this unique “Ancient Warrior Productions” series, Sifu William Cheung, a lifelong friend and training partner of the renowned Bruce Lee, explains the inner details of the classic Wing Chun method as directly taught by his instructor, the Grandmaster Yip Man. The B.O.E.C. fighting method, reflex training, chi sao, wooden dummy, butterfly-sword, and dragon-pole forms, as well as other topics are covered in this five-part series. Volume 1 includes the Chum Kil form, applications, Chi meditation, the Sil Lim Tao form, and the fundamentals, exercises, and footwork of Wing Chun. (60 min.) Volume 2 covers the one-arm/two-arm Chi Sao and Chi Sao applications, as well as the Bil Jee form. (58 min.) Volume 3 discusses advanced Chi Sao methods, stratagem, and strategy, as well as the usage of wooden dummy training. (59 min.) Volume 4 discusses the Wing Chun weapons system, including its use in fighting and the Dragon-Pole and Butterfly-Sword forms. (59 min) The topics covered in Volume 5 include advanced Chi meditation, grappling defense, weapons defense, introduction to Dim Mak (death touch), and Wing Chun combat strategy. (60 min.)

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