A traditional training apparatus that has roots in many Chinese Gung Fu styles is the Saam Sing Jong, translated as “Three Star Dummy,” is broken down, explored, and worked with Sifu Ian Protheroe at the helm…
Author: Wing Chun Illustrated
Published six times a year by Mui Fa Publishing, Wing Chun Illustrated is a perfect bound, full-colour, glossy publication. Each 60-page issue comes packed with in-depth content and feature stories by and about the world's greatest exponents of Wing Chun, regardless of lineage or style. The magazine is available as PRINT-ON-DEMAND and DOWNLOAD (iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, and Web).
Review – Wayne Belonoha – Blu-Ray Set – Complete System
How does one go about taking on the challenge of compiling a complete discography covering the entire Ip Man Wing Chun system? Sifu Wayne Belonoha submits a comprehensive overview through nine Blu-rays covering more than 13…
Review – Larry Saccoia – Wing Chun University – Speed And Timing
Crucial to becoming proficient in any martial skill, or personal discipline of any form of artistry, are the correlative elements of speed and timing. “It’s a combination of multiple skills: balance, reaction, coordination, distance, and speed,”…
Review – Sifus Taner & Graziano – Wall Bag Training Exercises
A staple found in every Wing Chun training environment is the wall bag, a traditional training resource that comes in the form of one, two or three-pad configurations that allow one, “to train in (any) place…
Review – WCU – Wayne Belonoha – Hand Skills
Hand skills are the preeminent feature of the Wing Chun system and Sifu Wayne Belonoha explores, refines and demonstrates the specifications that develop dynamic movements built with firm foundations. Produced in conjunction with Wing Chun University,…
Review – Chu Shong Tin – 2004 Seminar
The history of Wing Chun continues to be documented, evolve, and written with a greater preservation of accounts and moments with today’s technological resources. None are more important to the martial arts realm than that of…
Review – Moy Yat – Luk Dim Boon Kwan
The Luk Dim Boon Kwan (“Six-and-a-Half Point Pole”) has evolved from being a once guarded and revered level of learning the Wing Chun system, to a form of reward for one’s dedication, knowledge, and evolved skill…