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I did a lot during my 2011 visit to the Headquarters. One highlight was the IAW Event on July 10 in Bruchsal, Germany. It was a busy body day! I really enjoyed being a part of the WingChun action, energy … Continue reading
Self-Defense with WingChun and Escrima.
It’s been a week. And quite the week!
I wrapped it up with five more Private Lessons, an Escrima Class, a Regular Class in Bruchsal and another in Karlsruhe tonight. All just over the last few days after the IAW Event.
Does the training madness ever stop? Gladly, not. This is a good thing. Let’s call it a healthy obsession. An illness of wellness. I have been incurably addicted for a while. Sorry if you caught the bug from me! Continue reading
Still standing strong.
WingChun footwork is equally important and misunderstood. So I decided to begin another four-part series to shed light on this intriguing topic.
The following are some ideas I’ve heard over the years. Do you believe:
I don’t. Strictly adhering to the above doesn’t feel comfortable, let alone compatible with Self-Defense, to me. Continue reading
There’s almost nothing I enjoy more than sharing the benefits of WingChun. Although my preferred mode is through physical contact, much of this communication is via words, especially online.
As of today, there are 231 total comments on our YouTube videos.
Admittedly, I felt it was a waste of my time responding to anonymous commenters. Plus, the crass ones turned me off. So much so that I deleted several comments. But I realized herein was actually an educational opportunity. Continue reading
Excellent! I feel a lot more confident, definitely coming back.
— Alexandra H.
Recently, I was approached by a concerned mother about teaching a class for young women. Specifically, they were coming of age and transitioning to a new chapter in their lives; that is, taking off to college this fall or travelling abroad this summer.
I liked that you incorporated our questions and ideas.
— Madison S.
In other words, they face an exciting but scary near-future. We all fear the unknown. Which is why any practice that makes us feel more open and aware, secure and prepared helps. Especially one that develops personal skills for you to trust yourself anywhere. That’s valuable because it is always with you.
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