If ever there was an argument for Wing Chun’s effectiveness in “realistic street fighting”, then its apparent lack of a “ground game” is surely the one most fought over. Step up Biu Jitsu from Randy Williams,…
Review – David Peterson’s Muk Yan Jong Seminar
The dictionary defines the word “definitive” as “…most reliable or complete, as of a text, author, criticism, study,” and also, “…having its fixed and final form; providing a solution or final answer; satisfying all criteria.” And…
Review – James Sinclair’s Wallbag Training DVD
In this DVD, the United Kingdom Wing Chun Kung Fu Association have created an essential accompaniment to a unique, but often overlooked piece of Wing Chun apparatus: the wallbag. The DVD is the second in the…
Review – Wong & Bustillo’s Bruce Lee’s Fighting Method
Bruce Lee is still as popular now as he was before his untimely passing in 1973, so this DVD will need no introduction. However, Bruce’s fighting method, Jeet Kune Do, like Wing Chun, has had its…
Review – Gary Lam’s Fighting Strategy Seminar
Gary Lam is very well known and respected in the Wong Shun Leung Ving Tsun community, but to other lineages he may need a brief introduction. Gary Lam trained with Master Wong Shun Leung for fifteen…
Review – Robert Chu Masterclass Wing Chun Kuen
I once listened to a podcast by Karate pioneer Iain Abernethy that promised to reveal “The Biggest Secret in the Martial Arts!” I listened with excitement until Iain revealed this bombshell: Martial Arts can actually be…
Review – Moy Yat’s Wooden Dummy DVD
According to Wing Chun history, Moy Yat was one of the few disciples who actually completed the entire Wing Chun system under his Sifu, Grandmaster Ip Man. This DVD focuses on the Muk Yan Jong, or…