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This post follows that of the Shaolin Monastery in Henan, which deals with the historical outlines of this mythical monastery known throughout the world. The…
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Nico
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I present here an interview of Ip Ching, published in July 1995 in the Black Belt magazine [1]. This interview was conducted by Steve Lee…
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Nico
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In this post, I would like to revisit an event that happened in Fatshan 佛山 (Foshan in Mandarin) in the 1920s (or early 1930s), an…
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Nico
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In the 1950s, Ip Man established 9 rules of conduct known as 詠春祖訓 Ving Tsun Jo Fen (according to the most commonly used script) ;…
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Nico
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When we are interested in the History of Wing Chun 詠春, sooner or later, we end up interested in the History of Bai He Quan…
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Nico
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In self-defense, one versus one is already difficult. One versus many is more so, that’s undeniable. In a dynamic of aggression, the aggressor chooses his…
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Nico
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There are several classifications in Chinese Martial Arts. I mentioned it in the post What is Kung Fu ? Regarding the Southern Martial Arts of…
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Nico
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Below is a text from Lam Sai Wing 林世榮 on the origins of the Hung Gar 洪家. This text is the preface to the book…
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Below is the manuscript written by Ip Man 葉問 around 1965/66, in which the old Master recounts the origins of Wing Chun 詠春. This manuscript,…
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Dim Mak 點 脈 is often translated in French by points vitaux (which we can translate as vital points) and in English by death touch…
