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Wing Chun Martial Arts: Principles and Techniques by Yip Chun, Chun Yip

Wing Chun Martial Arts: Principles and Techniques Yip Chun, Chun Yip ebook
Format: pdf
Publisher: Red Wheel/Weiser
Page: 128
ISBN: 9780877287964

I'd say I've been training Wing Chun for a long enough time I know and understand the principles of it and if faced with a problem, I can quite confidently figure out a solution based on those principles. Wing Chun is said to be a stripped-down approach to fighting, but it's still a Kung-Fu system. I'm still at the very noobie level, wide eyed and easily amazed and getting confused over names of techniques. I want to be able to defend myself it has rules and it is in a ring. Others have attempted to discern the origins of Wing Chun by determining the specific purpose of its techniques. Welcome to Fighting Like a Butter-Bee, my martial arts themed blog, where I'll be documenting and sharing my lifelong journey in martial arts. To partially answer this question we can take a look at a book on Wing Chun with Yip Chun originally published in 1993, authored by Danny Connor, entitled – 'Wing Chun Martial Arts: Principles & Techniques'. I can continue to develop and master the principles, the concepts, the skills, the structure. Some have sought to apply the methods of higher criticism to the oral histories of Wing Chun and other Chinese martial arts. There are over 30 hand and leg techniques in the system. What do I want from my martial art? The founders of Wing Chun found a way of using almost full power, almost full speed, without contact, to train reflexes for real fighting. This is not real combat or street fighting all Chinese martial art come from the Art of War from a thousand years of battlefield tested techniques .