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Improving Wing Chun: Forms does exactly what it says on the box. All six Wing Chun forms (including the weapons sets and Biu Jee form) are demonstrated clearly from start to finish, in three camera angles to facilitate easy and accurate learning. There is also a general commentary and description of each form to improve not your technique, but your understanding also.
This comprehensive and clearly presented book outlines the history, theory and practical applications of the uniquely effective Wing Chun art. Included in the book are sections on the Wing Chun principles, practical self-defense for men and women, sticky hands and a complete outline of the Sil Lim Tao form.
What you may not know is “… the author is so highly regarded in Wing Chun circles that this book was chosen as the textbook for the Hong Kong Wing Chun Association…”
This isn’t the book that will take you all the way to full understanding of siu lim tao (first form), but it will do better than any other single book. Have a look over here at Amazon for reviews and other information.
This book introduces some of the lesser known branches of Wing Chun kung fu. For those of you who believe the Ip Man (Hong Kong) lineage to be the purest form of Wing Chun kung fu, you may be in for a surprise. There are some traditions which have not been covered in this edition. Nevertheless, it paints a clear picture of the diversity of Wing Chun and highlights some of the legends that surround the art. Check it out by clicking here.
The Yuen Kay-San system of is one of the more elusive and rare Wing Chun styles. Included in this book are the history, concepts and foundation of the art, the sup yee sik and siu lien tao forms, and their practical applications. This book serves as a great introduction to Wing Chun for beginners but it also offers a new and unique perspective into the art for seasoned practitioners. Order it now at over at Amazon.
Cheung is one of the world’s leading authorities on wing chun (along with classmate Bruce Lee, a principal of Yip Man’s legacy). This book covers stances and footwork, the chum kil forms, chi sao drills and applications. Fully illustrated and available right now at Amazon .
This book introduces some of the lesser known branches of Wing Chun kung fu. For those of you who believe the Ip Man (Hong Kong) lineage to be the purest form of Wing Chun kung fu, you may be in for a surprise. There are some traditions which have not been covered in this edition. Nevertheless, it paints a clear picture of the diversity of Wing Chun and highlights some of the legends that surround the art. Check it out by 
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