“Bridging” is something we often refer and seek to consistently apply in the Ving Tsun system. This quality is required in order to experience the full potential of any of the concepts that involve the actions of striking, assisting, controlling, countering, changing, or recovering. In … Continue readingMake a Bridge, Take a Bridge, Break a Bridge
When we consider the two concepts associated with the punches described in part one of this article we can begin to work on our understanding as to how they connect to other concepts within the system. Let’s take a look at what these primary concepts … Continue readingMore Than A Punch Pt. 2
Several of the previous articles were dedicated to sharing the internal mechanisms, roles and functions of the bones and musculature that all coordinate to create a powerful Ving Tsun punch. In this article we will begin to explore the prescriptions for the punch as well … Continue readingMore Than A Punch Pt. 1
*Once again, this article like it’s predecessor is a description of the vertical punch and it’s physical constituents. It is not a prescription of it’s use. Future articles will explore that subject.* In part one of this two part article we explored the role and … Continue readingThe Vertical Punch Pt. 2
*Be advised that this article is a description of the vertical punch and it’s physical constituents. It is not a prescription for or of it’s use. Future articles will explore that subject.* In this article we will be taking a look at identifying the anatomical … Continue readingThe Vertical Punch Pt. 1
One of the most essential elements to the practice and application of Ving Tsun Kuen is its traditional stance known as Yi Ji Kim Yeung Ma, or “Two Adduction/Goat Gripping Stance”. The skeletal alignment along with the supportive muscular network that’s involved, provide a higher … Continue readingWe Start With A Stance…
Everything discussed in this post, along with future ones, addresses the reality and material of the mind and body along with their potentials. It is my hope and desire to disseminate enough of my own direct experience and understanding to help others, like yourself dear … Continue readingVing Tsun Kuen: A Brief Introduction
