Hi guys – check out Aaron’s interview on Kung Fu Tea. From the intro: When discussing the Chinese martial arts, there is a tendency to focus obsessively on their distant roots and ancient origins. One of…
Review – Wayne Belonoha – WCU Lesson 19a: Lat Sao Jik Cheung
The Wing Chun University is a new concept from the team behind Everything Wing Chun. It aims to teach “the entire system” using full, in-depth video immersion courses presented in individual lessons and steps. You can…
Review – Ip Chun’s Wooden Dummy Techniques & Applications
I usually start my reviews with a brief introduction about the Sifu who is presenting their material to us. However, with Grandmaster Ip Chun this would be a waste of time because if you haven’t heard…
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…
Review – Jon Rister’s Wing Chun Strategy and Tactics: Attack…
Author Sifu Jon Rister has been teaching martial arts since 1987. He has been involved in Wing Chun since he first met his teacher, Sifu Francis Fong, in 1986. In addition to Wing Chun, he has…
Nightmare Grind Butterfly Knives — Special Project
A couple of U.S. Western-style knife makers did blades with a combination of different grinds. For example, a convex (lenticular) grind adjacent to a concave (hollow) grind. I am not sure this sort of thing is…
Dangerous Wing Chun Swords from Longquan.
Here is a good article warning about some cheaply made and dangerous swords currently coming out of China. From https://kwansao.wordpress.com/2012/02/18/dangerous-wing-chun-swords-from-longquan/ : “A Longquan sword maker is selling Bat Jom Do on eBay as “lqyanggu”. I suspect…