What do I keep balanced? Thirty years ago, I had a series of principles I used to teach to my students, a kind of check list to remember, things to balance when playing Chi Sau, [...]
In Chi Sau and in life, Keep Balanced ‘Give To Receive’ This is a strange thought and a strange concept, and I’m sure that many of you will initially [...]
Don’t practice until you get it right, Practice until you cannot get it wrong. A little look at how your Wing Chun works naturally once you absorb yourself into your [...]
Come on England, We’re due a result aren’t we? As millions prepare to watch the big game tomorrow, England V Italy in the final of the Euro 2020 (Englands first final in [...]
A topic which is a particular favourite of mine This has been posted before, but last night, after watching England win their way to the final of the Euro 2020, I was reminded of [...]
Watch for the curve balls If you read and watched the first part of this blog, ‘Wimbledon and Wing Chun‘ then there may have been a question arise while viewing, [...]
Anyone for Wing Chun Tennis? After watching Andy Murray win against Oscar Otte, three sets to two, in his second round at Wimbledon, I could not help thinking about the strong [...]
Home sweet home… I WISH! Well, after ten days in Barcelona, hidden away in a rented villa, completely off the grid in 650 acres of Nation Park, I now feel re-energised [...]
It’s that number three again! Some time ago I was presented with a question, although to be honest I think it was more of a query really. This question was regarding my [...]
Still got that twinkle in his eyes I woke up this morning feeling achy and tired, and I must admit it did take me a while to get up. Basically, I felt old, which is an odd [...]
