Well, truely the business ... I train under his student Sifu Mark Phillips, and he's a fluent martial artist as the CD Rom does him no favor in showing only the tip of the iceberg ...

 

I put my money where my mouth is, I totally changed from Ju-jitsu into this wonderful fighting (not defensive) system after seeing the amazing footages ... certain to please and inspire

 

Here is the link ...>> http://ukwingchun.com/Pure_Simple.htm#video <<

An online magazine dedicated to Wing Chun / Ving Tsun / Wing Tsun / etc.

 

 

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An inspiring book, highly recommended

A very good book. Alan taught my instructor and his instructor is Ip Chun. He founded the Wing Chun Federation. this book is very good which teaches you all about Wing Chun. It has had remarks form people like the editor of MAI magazine. Alan however has now moved to the Wong Sheung Leung way of teaching. This book deals with when he taught Ip Chun style. A great book for all those studying Ip Chun style or those just wanting to broaden their knowledge.

A great book, lots of reading on the history of Wing Chun as well as photos showing the first form from beginning to end.

Master O'Neal has trained extensively with both Grandmaster Ip Chun and Grandmaster Ip Ching with plenty of interesting photos with both Grandmasters shown in this book.

 

 - A great common mistakes section too. 5 stars!

 

 

 

 

 

 

VCD of the 1st world Ving Tsun conference which was held in Hong Kong and China.
An impressive demonstration of Ving Tsun from participants all over the world, including Hong Kong, United Kingdom, USA and Australia. A must for any Ving Tsun practitioner

 

available from www.ditdajow.co.uk

 

Having spent silly money on other Wing Chun videos advertised in magazines, I was suprised by this one.  I found it at Play.com at just £11.99 and on DVD.  The quality is better than I expected and it appears to be a new production made for DVD rather than some old amateurish video.  It provides a good overview for the beginner and a reasonable refresher to those who're more experienced.  I'd say the balance is about right.  Nothing is laboured - it is a quick tour of the system - but it shows all the moves for all three forms (once) and a little wooden dummy work. 

There is sparring and history/lineage.  It tries to cover a lot and does not fail.  My one criticism is that it strays into Chi Kung and some brick and board breaking 'stunts'.  This could be just showing off or it could be demonstrating the awesome power of 'chi' - either way it strays from the main topic of Wing Chun technique.

 

My favourite training videos are the Randy Williams series - not available on DVD.  So if, like me, you are wanting some Wing Chun on DVD this is the only programme I now of - and it is not at all bad.  I use it to brush up on Sui Lim Tao and am learning Chum Kiu from it.  I'll recommend Play.com again - they do the best price not just on this DVD but on all DVDs.  You'll thank me later!

 I have also just recently bought this DVD but unfortunately would not recommend it.

There is too much side kicking???? and slabbreaking for my liking and not enough looking at traditional Wing Chun.

 

Austin Goh does briefly run through a few Wing Chun principles and techniques but nothing special at all.

 

Your money would be much better spent on some of the Ip Ching, Ip Chun and other Videos available from the Ving Tsun Museum.

 

In my opinion anyway.

 

 

Great, I can highly recommend this video. It is a good reference tool and has great explanations of the first form Siu Lim Tao.

 Nice one

 

Awesome movie that I consider being one of the best to introduce Wing Chun to beginners.

Although I bought it because I wanted to see a master in work, Wong is totally awesome!

Especially when he starts chi-sau with one of his students.

 

The only downfall is that the video is only 40 min long.

Originally sold by panther videos, total 8 volume tape set was $385, NOW available on VCD total 8 volume set $98.95 from www.budovideos.com 

 

Dear all wing chun practitioners,<o:p></o:p>

I am a wing chun practitioner from Hong Kong and was enthusiastic in all styles of wing chun especially the wong shun leung’s. I have collected some rare videos of wong shun leung (the king of talking hands, Bruce lee’s si hing who passed away in 1997) that were never seen before. Now, I would now like to share them out.<o:p></o:p>

1.     Wong shun leung seminars of all the 3 forms, and dummy (with detailed explanation of each technique)<o:p></o:p>

2.     wong shun leung interview (with explanation of some chi sao techniques)<o:p></o:p>

3.     Wong shun leung bejing seminar in 96 etc……………….<o:p></o:p>

All are personal records / in-house productions. They were for inner door / private students previously. Very valuable.<o:p></o:p>

Interested parties please send email to:

smfong_2000@yahoo.com

and please indicate your budget.

Yours sincerely,

smfong

Good followup to his first book with lots of good explanations. ISBN: 1-84024-299-x

  This book is excellent and well worth reading. It is full of meaning full diagrams and illustrations rather than the ususal self promoting photos of similar books.The diagrams set out in detail the clinical muscular and skeletal positions and structures of each technique. The text explains why and how each technique and structure works, the skeletal alignment and muscular structure required and a simple check list to ensure the positions can be checked correctly.

In short this book delves in great detail into how and why Wing Chun works on an anatomical basis.

 

Fantastic!

 

 

 

the two books written by grandmaster jim fung were published quite some time ago but are still excellent manuals for thier respective topics. plenty of photos as well.

wing chun kung fu (known as 'the blue book') goes through the practice and applications of sil lim tao form in terms of self defense.

wing chun weapons (known as 'the red book') does the same with the weapons, butterfly knives and long pole.

 

both available at http://www.wingchun.com.au