Donald E

at #2884

THIS IS AWESOME!
Thank you for doing this! My early days studying Wing Chun, I studied under a different lineage. I still enjoy seeing the differences and variations in the styles. Great work.

-Wing Chun Don-

Donald E

at #2883

WELCOME GEOFF!
Definitely join the Facebook group as well. FUN TIMES!
-Wing Chun Don-

Donald E

at #2861

Thank you Sifu,
I sent you that email.

Donald E

at #2849

Sifu Ward, thank you for the advice. I think that this is an awesome idea. I understand that partner training is invaluable and that I what I am after. So I think that I am going to take your approach and see if I can gather some like minded people to train with. Thank you for the advice Sifu. Let’s hope for the best.

-Wing Chun Don-

Donald E

at #2806

A little showing off. Ha Ha! Alright. I will keep that in mind. thank you.

Donald E

at #2797

Sifu,
I was looking through the curriculum and I understand that you would like a brief description of Yee Gee Kim Yuen Mar before we demonstrate it. Would you like this kind of introduction for each technique? At this time, I have only done this with Yee Gee Kim Yuen Mar. I have finished with all of the solo drills, and am waiting for my friend to assist me with demonstrating and filming the partner drills. As always, thank you for your time Sifu. It is most appreciated.

-Wing Chun Don-

Donald E

at #2788

Absolutely! So far it is coming along well.
Thank you so much Sifu. I truly appreciate it. I will let you know if I have anymore questions.

-Wing Chun Don-

Donald E

at #2782

Hello everyone!

Just wanted to wish you all happy training from Northern California! Stick with it and practice, practice, practice.

-Don-

Donald E

at #2771

This has been something I have stumbled across time and time again. I am so glad you brought this up Adam. Thank you. And thank you Sifu for your feedback and insight. Great discussion!

Donald E

at #2757

I first seen this post this morning on Facebook. I’m happy to see it here as well. Furthermore, I am so glad this issue came up. When I was studying under my first Sifu, he recommended that we do not use the thumb because at that point we become over-committed to the move. He suggested we keep the thumb tucked and not to grab with it. I did not mind doing it that way, and have always enjoyed the drill. However, I regularly want to use my thumb and am so relieved that it is actually appropriate to do so. Thank you for this post.
-D-

Donald E

at #1973

Hello everyone,
Thanks for the welcome. I am liking what I am seeing so far. I hope all of your training is going well. Checking in from Northern California.

Donald E

at #2705

Thank you Sifu Ward,
I am all set up on Facebook and messenger. I cannot say how much I appreciate the communication. Will be talking to you soon. Thank you so much.