Wing Chun Kung Fu - Bill Graves

Karl Godwin. Wing Chun Bil Jee form. 1980 Thanksgiving week 1980. I had just finished learning the Wing Chun Bil Jee form. My teacher, Ken Werner taught one form per year. I learned Siu Nim Tao in 19...

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KEN WERNER PERFORMING TRADITIONAL SLOW SIU NIM TAO FORM This video shows my teacher, Ken Werner performing the Wing Chun Siu Nim Tao form. Shot in 1981 on Super 8mm film, the actual footage was 3 minutes and 20 se...

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Group class offered once a month where can you find high level Sifu's with total access to discuss and discover the aspects of wing chun. If you're not there, YOU ARE MISSING OUT.

The System's group Class hosted by Sifu Bill Graves. 4 Sifus to train with and a great brotherhood.

LEFT HANDED WING CHUN MOOK JONG (WOODEN DUMMY), FORWARD AND REVERSE Excellence in any skill requires learning it forwards and backwards and equally with the right and left hand. This video was originally posted in 2010.

For the first few years of my martial arts journey, I did Chen Style Taiji in addition to Wing Chun. A big part of that was the “silk reeling spiraling power” qigong exercises that help train the unique spiraling look and feel of the Chen style.

The qigong by themselves have incredible health benefits for everyone of all ages and physical capability.

My fantastic tai chi teacher from that period, Paul Ellsworth, just released a very well written book on these very valuable exercises (with accompanying video soon to come!)

Support Paul and learn something that can improve health and wellbeing in so many ways!
- Jesse

Jesse L Moon - Wing Chun Kung Fu and Self-Defense

Easy Qigong: a Silk Reeling Tai Chi warm-up routine

Easy Qigong: a Silk Reeling Tai Chi warm-up routine presented here is a series of exercises known as exercises. They can be done as stand alone exercise, or used as warm-ups to doing . Most agree came from the Chen family village, China. Developed centuries ago with the intention: improving internal chi & maintain excellent health. These ...