What it’s about: This four volume DVD series provides instruction in the science of Anatomy and Physiology presented within the context of personal health and martial arts practice for Wing Chun Kung-fu practitioners.
Author: George Hernandez (EWC Customer)
George has an very large Wing Chun video library and has spend many years studying the art.
George is an Everything Wing Chun customer, who has taken the time to write some in-depth reviews of some DVDs. He is not a EWC employee and his views do not necessarily represent those of Everything Wing Chun.
Review – Tony Massengill’s Instructors Series: Siu Lim Tao DVD 1
What It’s About: Instruction in this DVD is presented by Master Tony Massengill, demonstrating Wing Chun’s first form known as Siu Lim Tao. Comments: Siu Lim Tao establishes the foundation for practice and application of technique…
Review – Tony Massengill’s Concrete Arena Vol 1 DVD
What It’s About: In this DVD production, Master Tony Massengill presents instruction on street environment fighting techniques based on the Wing Chun system of defensive close range tactics
Review – Tony Massengill’s Close Range Combat DVD
What It’s About: Sifu Massengill presents applications of the close range fighting techniques of the Wing Chun Kung-fu system. Comments: If you’re looking for a DVD that demonstrates genuine Wing Chun Kung-Fu technique, then this is…
Review – Tony Massengill’s Wing Chun Training Drills DVD
What It’s About: Sifu Tony Massengill presents Wing Chun training drills to develop conditioned reflexes for combat. Comments: Before you can apply close range technique in a fighting situation one must drill properly in order to…
Review – Tony Massengill’s Wing Chun Weapons DVD
What It’s About: Master Tony Massengill presents instruction on the two Chinese weapons which are primarily associated with the Wing Chun system; these weapons are known as the Butterfly Knives and the Long Pole. Comments: The…
Review – Tony Massengill’s Combat Chin Na DVD
What It’s About: Master Tony Massengill, presents the mechanics of Chin Na, or the art of seizing, locking and breaking of the joints for control of an adversary at the point of contact or bridge. Comments:…