Sifu Benny Meng gets a handle on the iconic Luk Dim Boon Kwan (“Six-and-a-Half Point Pole”) wielding his knowledge and skill sets with the device from Basic Concepts, Basic Movements, (Form) Sequence, and Concepts in exploring…
WCI Review – Benny Meng VTM Series 13 – San Da – Wing Chun Fighting Applications Part 1
Many people take an interest in martial arts for reasons ranging from health, hobby, interest, discipline, fitness, personal development and general cultural interest, but the core essence of all of them is the pursuit of practical…
Review – Benny Meng – Wing Chun Wooden Dummy Vol 2
Quick Summary: This production is the second volume, in the Wing Chun Wooden Dummy series, presented by Master Benny Meng. Master Meng, continues with his presentation of the the Muk Yan Jong forms final sequences, showing…
Review – Benny Meng – Wing Chun Wooden Dummy Vol 1
Quick Summary: The video’s instruction gives a brief description of the dummy’s, origin, essentially from the southern Shaolin Schools (dei Jong). The construction of the Much Yan Jong, differ because of the environment where the Wooden…
Review – Benny Meng’s Luk Dim Boon Kwan DVD
Customer George Hernandez is has written an in-depth review of Benny Meng’s longpole DVD. If you are thinking about purchasing this DVD, then you might be interested in his comments. As always – customer reviews are…
Review – Benny Meng – Biu Ji Thrusting Fingers & Focus Power
Sifu Benny Meng, curator of the Ving Tsun Museum, gets a finger on the pulse of Biu Ji in this installment of his Ip Man Wing Chun DVD series. Pointing the focus of the presentation to…
Review – Benny Meng’s Shaolin Wing Chun Series Level 1 Vol 1
Benny Meng is the curator of the Ving Tsun Museum in Dayton, Ohio. He trained under the Moy Yat lineage to Sifu status, then trained under Ip Chun and Ip Ching. The DVD starts off with…