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Wing Chun Kung Fu, Volume 5 By William Cheung
Wing Chun Kung Fu, Volume 5 by William M. Cheung <
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>This volume 5 of the video or DVD series simultaneously summarizes basic concepts already covered in previous volumes in a clever, almost imperceptible manner of blending the concepts in with some new scenarios. <
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>General topics covered in this volume include Wing Chun Fighting Strategy, Tactics and Techniques to deal with other fighting styles in opening moves, Dim Mak, defense against various confrontation scenarios against an armed assailant wielding various weapons, at the conclusion of this volume William Cheung and his assistant perform the Chi Meditation ritual again. <
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>Wing Chun Kung Fu fighting strategy integrates a unique combination of basic, elemental concepts to form the strategy into the system as it is learned and practiced. These are the basics: guarding the center line of the body from attack, attacking the opponent's balance, opening the opponent's defense to counter attack, gaining control of his elbow and maneuvering him or setting him up to have his arms crossed to which will hamper his efforts to attack and provide the opportunity for the defender to take the offensive at the moment of best opportunity. Other elements of Wing Chun strategy include avoiding a clash of force against force or power of the defender against power of the attacker. In this regard Wing Chun shares with aikido and jujitsu practitioners a similar strategy and attitude in dealing with an attack. <
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>William Cheung's series of Wing Chun Kung Fu demonstrations on VHS or DVD is consistent with the information contained in James Yimm Lee's book, "Wing Chun Kung Fu" as well the books authored by William Cheung such as "Advanced Wing Chun Kung Fu." The VHS and DVD series bring the illustrations of these books to life. <
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>Any Karate or Kung Fu practitioner will be able to appreciate what Wing Chun Kung Fu has to offer or contribute to their own practice of martial arts. <
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>Although this series of Wing Chun Kung Fu demonstrations is available on DVD or VHS, I recommend that you buy this series on DVD so that you can replay sequences of moves and the applications of moves in fighting in slow motion or freeze scenes for better examination. <
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>Other titles of books authored or co-authored by William Cheung include: <
>Advanced Wing Chun Kung Fu, <
>Wing Chun Kung fu/Jeet Kune Do: a comparison <
>Wing Chun Bil Jee: The Deadly Art of Thrusting Fingers <
>Kung Fu Dragon Pole <
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Good video
This is a good video, like the rest of the series featuring Cheung. In it he covers knife defense, stick defense, pole defense, and defense against some styles techniques such as grapplers, kick boxers, boxers, etc. About 20 minutes of the video is devoted to Dim Mak, which is pretty interesting because he teaches how to do get past certain defenses to get to Dim Mak. I own all 5 videos and this is the video I have to watch the most without a doubt. He then closes off the last 5 minutes or so with Qi/Chi meditation, though I wish he would of gone into that more. He also featues some Qi/Chi meditation in tape 1.

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Good Tape but wish it was longer.
I bought this because it has Big Dragon in it. (Little Dragon is Bruce Lee) This tape shows good moves but not enough to satisfy me. Wish it was longer for the price. I m not saying its not good. This tape does not have classical drills but has few techniques on how do defend on common kick and also some hand blocks. He also goes on to CHI training techniques, which are kind of neat. This tape shows just enough where you have to buy the rest of his series. Maybe that was the intent.