Ok Tsui Sheung Tin is for real and one of the best students coming from IP Man`s school/ And it works against a stronger force I believe it to be complete in its thinking too as I trained at his club on and off for some time. It takes quite a long time to work on the inner method and my background is from a more dynamic practical way of Victor Kan another talented student and one of the best. At first it felt very conflicting the two different approaches even after may years of practice as it`s hard to change the way you learn from the beginning/ But eventually before seeing Tsui Sheung Tin for the last time I realized the benefit of learning the soft and the hard way. Our Kung Fu changes with experience and age and now enjoy the benefit of the softer side. Which I believe is more of an efficient method. My former teacher called it old man`s Ving Tsun haha!
kind of, but it might be better for men too. Like granny shot. Its actually best for free throws for anyone, but the asymmetrical way is more manly. But women's shoulders point more in, and when doing close work they are good on both sides. Men are different on each side, and the shoulders point more like a triangle to the center. So tan Sao is easier for women.
Hi, may I ask where part I is? Thanks.
Hey mate, here it is:
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Nim Tao Wing Chun Of course! Had seen it already. Thanks.
He was truly a remarkable teacher & fantastic exponent of Wing Chun
Thanks for sharing this - truly inspirational!
Thx for sharing. I love it . Love Wing Chung IP MAN.. the LEGEND.
Thanks for sharing Mr Manler!
Ok Tsui Sheung Tin is for real and one of the best students coming from IP Man`s school/ And it works against a stronger force I believe it to be complete in its thinking too as I trained at his club on and off for some time. It takes quite a long time to work on the inner method and my background is from a more dynamic practical way of Victor Kan another talented student and one of the best. At first it felt very conflicting the two different approaches even after may years of practice as it`s hard to change the way you learn from the beginning/ But eventually before seeing Tsui Sheung Tin for the last time I realized the benefit of learning the soft and the hard way. Our Kung Fu changes with experience and age and now enjoy the benefit of the softer side. Which I believe is more of an efficient method. My former teacher called it old man`s Ving Tsun haha!
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I think Sifu CST is not human
It DOES look like a style a woman would have devised, isn't it.
The positioning looks like something that would conform to a woman's body-type.
Actually it`s natural body movement and positioning. Very similar to western boxing but more efficient.
kind of, but it might be better for men too. Like granny shot. Its actually best for free throws for anyone, but the asymmetrical way is more manly. But women's shoulders point more in, and when doing close work they are good on both sides. Men are different on each side, and the shoulders point more like a triangle to the center. So tan Sao is easier for women.