What’s so fun about wing chun is the variety of sequences. It only has 3 hand forms but the combinations of all hand techniques make it so versatile. Only with the 2 first sections of the siu lim tao, you can make nice combo’s to sharpen your sensitivity, your reaction time and your techniques. Once you master that, you can gradually increase your speed and power up untill you won’t recognize any of the moves anymore. That’s what martial arts is all about. Hence why in a fight, you no longer dis

When you start Wing Chun, you have to get your movements rights. And you can do this only by dissecting the lower and upper techniques and train them separately and then merge them together. It has no sense to be extremely good in hand techniques and suck in stability and leg techniques. And obviously vice versa. Once your hand techniques are in order and your leg techniques (including stepping) are in order, then you can combine both in fighting stance. But not before. Some directly teach their