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Robert W replied to the topic Live stream sessions in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

I had the same question:) thanks for asking

Duanne Silver replied to the topic Live stream sessions in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

For sure! Jump on the live stream right away.
And welcome!

Gunner P replied to the topic Live stream sessions in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Thank you for the feed back I’ll definitely give it a go.

Stevie m replied to the topic Live stream sessions in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

I reckon join the live stream classes straight away. Sometimes we go over a form I’m not familiar with and that feels too advanced for me, but each time I take something from it and the next time I’ll take something else. Even if it’s just one brick in your wing chun wall, walls are built brick by brick.

Gunner P started the topic Live stream sessions in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

I’m still in my first module and was curious about when in my progress I should start watching the live stream classes. Is it a more advanced training technique, or should I be doing it now too help my natural advancement.

Richard W started the topic Muk Yan Jong Fat result in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Hello Sifu,

I thought with there being so much going on I might ask if you managed to finish looking at my Muk Yan Jong Fat grading from September please?

Most interested in feedback as always!

Best,
Richard

Sifu Colin Ward replied to the topic Gratitude in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Thank you for your kindness my friend.

NOW PLEASE REPOST THIS ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA! 🙂 x

n. francis started the topic Gratitude in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Cheers Sifu,

I make this submission not only to express my gratitude but to also open up for discussion, among the WingChun.Online community, the experience I am having as a pupil.

I do hope one day I’ll get to ask you all my questions. The further down the path I travel, the more beautiful things become (& clearer).

As much as it is in f…[Read more]

Sifu Colin Ward replied to the topic Forms done at a Tai Chi Speed. in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

You are most welcome my friend.

It is so nice to hear you discuss things in such a way that I know you and I are on the same page.

Hoping to see you tomorrow.

Sifu

Michael R replied to the topic Forms done at a Tai Chi Speed. in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Thank you Sir!

Sifu Colin Ward replied to the topic Forms done at a Tai Chi Speed. in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Michael that is fantastic!

You got it buddy!

Tai Chi speed, love that for a description 🙂 and you’re so right about holding the pose for muscle memory, well done.

Sifu

Michael R replied to the topic Forms done at a Tai Chi Speed. in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Thanks my friend give it a shot.😉

Duanne Silver replied to the topic Forms done at a Tai Chi Speed. in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

That’s awesome Michael! I think it’s a great idea.

Michael R started the topic Forms done at a Tai Chi Speed. in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Recently as per Sifu Ward’s suggestion to explore the 3 forms at different rates of speed and power.
I tried them at a Tai Chi speed very soft and flowing easy.
It seems to add another depth of the forms both mentally and physically.
Holding a pose adds muscle memory, while adding to awareness of the movement.
In the Spring, I will be in the…[Read more]

Sifu Colin Ward replied to the topic Poon Sau Changes – When the flow is halted in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Ok, here goes, in order, firstly with the original question.
The simple answer is yes, change, if you are being to slow to respond/react, put less tension in the forearm OR, step back while doing this.

Next Duanne, a nice contribution if your thinking is to keep the flow rather than freeze, 100%.

Lee, i like the ice of ‘Tan to punch needs to be…[Read more]

Sifu Colin Ward replied to the topic Aggressive/Passive Tan Sau in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

Hey Duanne,

Actually I did not see this post before class on Thursday but hopefully answered this there.

Simplified, the aggressive or passive use of a Tan is the attitude in which it is applied, power out, or drawing in.

🙂

Duanne Silver started the topic Aggressive/Passive Tan Sau in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 7 months ago

As I’m going through different techniques and their passive and aggressive applications, I had a thought on tan sau that I’d like to get clarification on or possibly validation.
A tan is a tan; its strength comes from its structure and there a little bit of moving out of the away of the attack and a little bit of moving the attack out of the…[Read more]

n. francis replied to the topic Poon Sau Changes – When the flow is halted in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 8 months ago

Thanks Lee and Duanne (auto correct didn’t “fix” your name this time.) 😀

I love having a place like this that I can connect with you guys. Thanks for sharing. I am so glad you did!

As I reflect on your insights, I hear you both saying:

I can do whatever I want in Chi Sau provided…

1) I can get away with it

&

2) It was my choice!

Got it!!!…[Read more]

Duanne Silver replied to the topic Poon Sau Changes – When the flow is halted in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 8 months ago

Enter Sifu: “Simple, tell him to stop getting hit.”

Lee C replied to the topic Poon Sau Changes – When the flow is halted in the forum Members Forum 3 years, 8 months ago

This is not the exact video for my explanation but it comes close or may give you the idea

2.3 Double handed – Chi Sau journey

Chi Sau Aggressive Changes – Part 2 (Ding Sau)
Chi Sau Aggressive Changes – Part 3 (Ding Sau Fluidity and Keeping Contact)