Allan Lee – Fundamental Wing Chun

The art and science of Wing Chun is explored in this DVD. There is a detailed breakdown of the offensive and defensive skills used to defeat your opponent. The running time is 1 hour 4 minutes.

The principles and concepts of one of the most effective martial arts styles are presented in this presentation. A detailed breakdown of the offensive and defensive skills used to defeat your opponent is included in this DVD. This is the first DVD of the class and it contains a lot of valuable information. Sifu Allan Lee’s original work is brought to the public with the most comprehensive information ever published in a Wing Chun Kung Fu DVD.

Allan Lee is an acknowledged master in the art of Wing Chun kung Fu. After studying in Hong Kong, he became an active instructor with an impressive list of accomplishments. He is considered to be one of the top Wing Chun instructors in the world because of his profound awareness of the martial art. He teaches in New York City.

The resolution is 873 x 480.

The time is 1 hour and 4 minutes.

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George Hernandez was a reviewer.

June 25, 2010 is the date.

There are technical specifications.

Title: Master Allan Lee.

Region: all.

The number of disc is 1.

3/6 production quality

The length was 01:05:11.

The language is English.

The sound quality is 3.5.

The video quality is 3/6.

The material is covered.

Excellent instructional qualities.

What is it about?

Master Allan Lee presents his interpretation of the fundamental principles that guide good Wing Chun Practice.

Comments:

There are no fancy camera angles, pleasing studio background, or text that introduces the terms for various hand techniques in this instructional DVD. From the beginning of his instruction, Master Lee states that what he teaches about Wing Chun Kung Fu are his own ideas or interpretations of the art. There is a lot of practical advice offered by this skilled Wing Chun Master.

The basics are important and how one learns them and uses them during practice is very important. The situation on the street is very different from what is practiced at the school. Master Lee introduces his subject by showing how a Tan Sao hand to block against a wide swinging punch to the head could collapse without the proper posture and shifting horse. This DVD is a demonstration of the fundamental hand techniques which are derived from it and how to make them work effectively.

The most practical advice Master Lee gives is that the various hand techniques used in Wing Chun, should not be regarded as a means of just blocking an opponent’s attacking hand, but should be practiced as method of covering vital areas of the body and attacking at the opponent. It is likely that blocking and attacking will make the sequence longer and less effective. It is a mistake for beginning students to regard a blocking maneuver as reaching out to meet the attacking hand, this will only increase one’s chances of getting hit. The strategy is to let the attacking hand come to you while you cover your vital areas, but not worry about whether it is coming to your head, the heart line or midsection. You won’t have to worry about where the attacking hand is going if you cover properly.

Master Lee shows how to properly train using the Lap Sao Sequence using the Quan Sao, Pac Sao and Trapping hands. The basics of Single Hand Chi Sao and how to use the Tan Sao and Bong Sao are covered by him. One can break their hands or arms if they use the wrong Quan Sao hand when dealing with long range kicks. To deal with the legs being more powerful than the arms, is to strike with the elbow and use a Tan Sao to hurt the kicking leg. If you use the Quan Sao hand, it will collapse on its execution. You don’t block with the Quan Sao hand, and you attack with it, because there’s the intent of your defense against a kick.

The DVD gives practical advice on the basics of Wing Chun. The opportunity to test the validity of what is discussed and shown is offered by it. It is a good presentation of the principles of Wing Chun.

There is a content overview.

There is an introduction.

The basics of martial arts.

There are principles and concepts.

Wing Chun is an art and science.

There was a breakdown of offensive and defensive skills.

Learning through feeling.

The shifting horse has a value.

The Bong Sao has a proper application.

How many ways it was taught.

Improper applications.

There is a reference to the centerline.

There is a difference in training and application.

The proper application of the Gong Sao.

It’s purpose is to cover not to block.

Application and training.

The drills are associated.

Chi Sao has sticky hands.

You don’t want to hurt each other.

Defending and attacking.

An expression that means Yin and Yang.

Using the elbow.

The running hand is being used.

The hand is called the Quan Sao.

Coverage

Not blocking and covering the whole body.

The power comes from the elbow.

The horse is shifting.

Defense against a kick.

The Tan Sao hand was combined with the elbow.

The exercise is called the Pac Sao.

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Coverage and stepping back.

The shifting horse is being applied.

The body is being used against the techniques.

The street is not the same.

The idea of covering something.

Negotiating with opponents using distance attacks.

Hypothetical situations for attacks.

The Bong Sao and Wu Sao Hand are used.

The drill is called the Lop Sao.

The returning hand should be used correctly during the drill.

The elbow is used for protection.

The arm of the Bongo hand is being relaxed.

Going with the power of the drill.

The horse is moving.

It has a relationship with Siu Lim Tao.

The posture and the triangle.

Kicking and using a horse.

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