Arguably, the most concise and scaled down of the weapons is the Wing Chun Dragon Pole and its form of Lok Dim Boon Gwan, which translates to, “six-and-a-half-point pole”, but translates further to multiple points of…
Review – Sam Chan – Ip Man Wing Chun Series – Bot Jam Dao
Quick Summary: Sifu Sam Chan demonstrates several Wu Shu weapon forms while emphasizing the need to understand the characteristics of each weapon and how the butterfly knives, in particular, are based on the structure of the…
Review – Sam Chan/Ip Ching – Foundations of Wing Chun
From a Foshan origin to an international audience, Ip Ching covers the Wing Chun system in a filmed archive seminar. This presentation takes place in his early years of dedicating a full-time schedule to promoting and…
Review – Sam Chan’s Biu Gee
In some Wing Chun circles, the Biu Gee form is revered as the most advanced form in the system. Others believe it contains secret techniques, only to be taught to closed-door students. In the introduction to…
New! Sam Chan – Wing Chun Kung Fu Poster Set
Sifu Sam Chan has released a new 3 poster set covering the 3 Wing Chun empty hand forms: Sil Lim Tau, Chum Kiu, and Biu Gee. This is the first quality set of posters showing the…
Review – Sam Chan’s Wooden Dummy Instructor Course
It is a sad fact that as a fighting art is passed from teacher to student there is always a bit that is lost in the process; the result of this is a distorted representation of…
Review – Sam Chan’s Chum Kiu Level Lesson Plans
Sifu Chan’s IWCMAA Chum Kiu Level Instructors Course focuses primarily on kicking drills and two handed Chi Sau techniques, although there are plenty of drills for improving your Wing Chun hands techniques as well. Like the…