詠 春 袓 訓 – The Wing Chun Code of Conduct – by Grandmaster Ip Man

詠 春 袓 訓 the wing chun code of conduct 守 紀 律 祟 尚 武 德 remain disciplined, uphold yourself ethically as a martial artist 明 禮 義 愛 國 尊 親 practice courtesy and righteousness, serve the community and honor your family 愛 同 學 團 結 樂 群 love your fellow students or classmates, be united and avoid conflict 節 色 慾 保 守 精 神 limit your desires and pursuit of bodily pleasures, preserve the proper spirit 勤 練 習 技 不 離 身 train diligently and make it a habit, maintain your skills 學 養 [...]

The Three Stages of Cultivation – Bruce Lee

The Three Stages of Cultivation   The first is the primitive stage. It is a stage of original ignorance in which a person knows nothing about the art of combat. In a fight, he simply blocks and strikes instinctively without a concern for what is right and wrong. Of course, he may not be so-called scientific, but, nevertheless, being himself, his attacks or defenses are fluid.   The second stage — the stage of sophistication, or mechanical stage — begins when a person starts his training. He is taught the different ways of blocking, striking, kicking, standing, breathing, and thinking [...]

Translation of Sigong Chu Shong Tin’s Wing Chun Poem

The Wing Chun way is broad and deep Persistent pursuit can keep your core fit Once techniques reach the true and utmost pinnacle Power roars like river and sea, day and night - Translation of Sigong Chu Shong Tin's Wing Chun Poem    

The Formless – Bruce Lee’s Philosophy

“Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water my friend.” – Bruce Lee “Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way round or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves.” – Bruce Lee

Wing Chun Kung Fu – A brief introduction by Chu Shong Tin

Wing Chun was created by the Abbess Ng Mui three hundred years ago. Amongst all the martial arts in China, Wing Chun is the one I like the most. The reason I say this is not because I am teaching Wing Chun, but the fact that the theory and structure of Wing Chun are very scientific and has reached the acme of perfection. According to the oral statement of Master Yip Man, the Late Abbess Ng Mui became weak and less powerful as she was growing older. Consequently, the traditional kung fu which she was very familiar with and depended [...]

The Hidden Power of Siu Nim Tau – By Tsui Sheung Tin

My master Yip Man first started teaching Ving Tsun in Hong Kong at the Restaurant Worker's Union Association. At the time I was the secretary of the association, so Master Yip and I had many opportunities to be together. Before I became interested in Ving Tsun, I often overheard Master Yip explaining his Ving Tsun theories in his classes. Gradually he sparked my interest in the art. It so happened that I had great interest in physics and mechanics; I enjoyed his theories on body structure and power development methods very much. Through my careful analysis, I was convinced that Master Yip's [...]

The simplicity of Wing Chun Kung Fu

Self defense, sparring or real fighting can be expressed in many ways. Usually we look at these and think that we should have a specific movement or answer to every situation that can occur. The problem with this is that we can never train specifically for every situation individually and pull off that individual response when we need to, let alone follow up with multiple moves after. This is movie fighting which is very unrealistic. Every situation has multiple answers or outcomes and there is never really one absolute way to deal with any situation. So that means to be effective, we [...]

My Time With Wai Po Tang

My time with Wai Po Tang will forever have an impact on my life. He was more than a teacher to me in the 9 years I spent learning from him, he was a father figure and with out knowing a mentor. He inspired me to train hard and follow a path of self discovery through his teachings in Wing Chun and also naturally by his way of being. His teachings helped me through my darkest times and I will always be thankful. My journey with him and Wing Chun all started when I was 17. My cousin Kevin introduced me to [...]

The Raw Wing Chun Principles

The Principles of Wing Chun Kung Fu are what make it a unique and highly effective Martial Art. If the principles are embodied and used completely, and correctly in their raw form, it enables us to be free from intensity of force, speed, angle, distance, physical restriction and style of attacker. In my opinion and understanding these principles can be broken down into three main categories, External, Internal and Philosophy.   External Principles – For the physical expression Practicality – Use what works, discard what doesn’t.Ones thoughts should remain as simple as possible so that we don't over think and be drawn away from [...]

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