Many martial artists make the fatal mistake of jumping straight into sparring or Chi Sao (sticky hands) without building a concrete foundation. deliberately resists this urge. This volume focuses almost exclusively on the bedrock principles of the art.
: Developing the ability to stay stationary and centered, preventing unnecessary body movement or swaying Basic Leg Strengthening : Essential drills to build endurance in the core, hips, and back 3. The First Form: Siu Lim Tao (Little Idea) Part 1 (The Slow Part)
Master the Fundamentals: A Review of Wulber’s Wing Chun Training DVD (Disc 1) WING CHUN TRAINING DVD DISC 1 By Wulber
To give you a clearer picture of what this looks like in practice, a typical Disc 1 instructional breakdown might follow this structure:
The foundation of Wing Chun is the "Character Two Adductor" stance. Wulber spends considerable time explaining how to properly lock the knees, tuck the hips, and maintain structural integrity. This ensures that the user is not just standing, but building a solid, rooted structure. Many martial artists make the fatal mistake of
When you insert into your player, you are greeted with a no-nonsense menu. The runtime is approximately 90 minutes of dense, lecture-style instruction. Below is the module-by-module breakdown.
Known as the "Little Idea," this form is almost always the centerpiece of Disc 1. : Developing the ability to stay stationary and
is not for the absolute beginner who has never thrown a punch. If you have never stood in a Wing Chun stance, you will struggle. This disc is optimized for: