The photo is Harris by the way, Not Bridport (But you’ll get the point) This is a phrase that has been used so much over the years, and can be interpreted in so many different [...]
We’re not all the same GOOD Many years ago I was playing Chi Sau with a student, when he made a comment on the fact that he found someone in class difficult because this guy [...]
Siu Lim Tau In our Monday evening WingChun.Online livestream class (6/2/23), I spent some time with a student on the first Form, in this blog I would like to expand on this a little [...]
Wing Chun’s Grandmaster Ip Chun In Part 1 of this blog I approached some possible applications for the use of Garn Sau, either as a double or single hand application, [...]
Wing Chun’s Grandmaster Ip Chun We all know Tan Sau, we all know Bong Sau, but not everyone knows Garn Sau (no matter which way you choose to spell it), or perhaps you know [...]
The Zero Count Photo by Bernard Hermant After my Tuesday class this week, myself and some of our senior instructors, had time for a chat on training and how things were progressing [...]
‘Is it a good idea to ask questions?’ Obvious answer, YES! I have addressed this topic in blogs in the past, but I wanted to address this issue again as it is such and important [...]
A Range Training Exercise Within my classes I will always let it be known that I do not promote violence, nor do I try to justify, but if it comes along, you should know how to [...]
Creating an invisible bridge In Part 1 of this blog I offered a solo training exercise which would assist you in better understanding the feeling of redirecting pressure (or force), [...]
My Biro Theory Whenever people talk about energy and strength there is so much room for misinterpretation, especially as energy is such a personal thing. This is a little like going [...]
