Wing Chun Bak Jom Dao – Sifu Sam Hing Fai Chan

Wing Chun Bak Jom Dao – Sifu Sam Hing Fai Chan

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Salepage: Wing Chun Bak Jom Dao – Sifu Sam Hing Fai Chan

The Bak Jom Dao represent the culmination of a students training. Requiring indepth knowledge of Siu Lim Tau, Chum Kiu, Biu Gee, and the Dummy Set, the knives are the most advanced level in Wing Chun. The knives are simultaneously offensive and defensive, acting as extensions of the hands.This DVD includes:• Butterfly Knife single techniques
• All 8 sections of the Bak Jom Dao set
• Indepth explainations and instructions
• Footwork and body weighting
• Combat Applications
• Multiple Camera Angles Sifu Sam Hing Fai Chan
Wing ChunSifu Chan studied Wing Chun under Grand Masters Ip Ching and Ip Chun, the sons of the Great Grand Master Ip Man (teacher to the late Bruce Lee). The bulk of Sifu Chan’s study was with Sifu Ip Ching. Sifu Chan is a member and certified Wing Chun Instructor through the Honk Kong Ving Tsun Association, and a founding member and former director of the United States Ip Ching Ving Tsun Athletic Association, and has acted as the personal interpreter for Ip Ching on many of his U.S. visits. In 1996 Sifu Chan was recognized for his excellence in instruction and awarded the rank of Master by the U.S. Ip Ching Ving Tsun Athletic Association by Grand Master Ip Ching. Sifu Chan is also a founding member and current director of the International Wing Chun Martial Art Association, and is much sought after for his Wing Chun knowledge.

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