Moy Sifu - Wing Chun Kuen

When to attack and how t defend are two common question in Grandmaster explains when and how in: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-513/

Grandmaster Tse Wing Chu Note 513 We should remember that landing the first attack does not mean that we have won. If the opponent can still fight back, then it means they have only lost the first round.

In this video, Grandmaster Michael Tse begins to explain the essential steps to learning Dan Chi Sau (Single Sticking Hands) in Wing Chun and what the skill is for. it is very important to get fundamentals things correct at the beginning https://youtu.be/Ikg-1dGIuQk

Beginning Chi Sau Part 2 In this video, Grandmaster Michael Tse begins to explain the essent...

Why is it so hard to apply the techniques we learn in Chi Sau? Grandmaster has some advice to help: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-512/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 512 So, we need to wait for the right situation—when their hands are crossing each other—and then we can use this technique, as we are not so obvious. We must remember that the more strength we use, the more quickly our opponent will react.

Why is it so hard to apply the techniques we learn in Chi Sau? Grandmaster has some advice to help: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-511/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 511 Some people only practise Chī Sáu with two hands and never use one hand; others only use one hand. This is not enough. We should also sometimes use kicking...

In this video, Grandmaster Michael Tse begins to explain the essential steps to learning Chi Sau (Sticking Hands) in Wing Chun and what the skill is for. it is very important to get fundamentals things correct at the beginning https://youtu.be/0fhPOFvwkIw

Tse Qigong Centre 2 likes. "Beginning Chi Sau Part 1"

What is Gūng Lihk? Gramdmaster Tse continues to explain it and how to develop it in: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-510/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 510 Our legs are our roots, so they need to be strong; however, it is not the muscles, but the bones, that must be strong, and the muscles must actually be soft. When the bones are strong, the muscles will naturally be strong.

What is Gūng Lihk? Gramdmaster Tse continues to explain it and how it can be strong or soft in: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-509/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 509 we might pull them down and make them lose their balance, and at the same time, we can counterattack by punching or chopping them. This is using light, or soft, Gūng Lihk.

What is Gūng Lihk? This is one of the most important things to train, but also one of the most elusive to develop and understand. Gramdmaster Tse begins to explain it in: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-508/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 508 What is Gūng Lihk? This is one of the most important things to train, but also one of the most elusive to develop and understand.

Grandmaster Tse explains the advanced Wing Chun footwork Biu Mah https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-506/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 506 We use it when our enemy is further away and we need to quickly jump over that distance to attack them before they realise

Grandmaster Tse talks about how he approaches Chi Sau with someone he does not know: https://www.tseqigongcentre.com/wing-chun-note-505/

Grandmaster Tse's Wing Chun Note 505 A lot depends on the condition of the opponent. If they are strong, fast and have skill and lot of fighting techniques, then we do not only use our hands and legs...