Category Archives: Kung Fu
Back To Basics With Al Peasland
The foundation of any martial arts are basics. Al Peasland explains why. Continue reading
Wing Chun: Finishing Quickly
Wing Chun is a very effective combat style. However, sometimes people focus too much on the multiple rapid attacks rather quickly finishing the fight quickly. Continue reading
Posted in Bunkai, Kung Fu
Tagged applied kung fu, applied wing chun, quick finishes, wing chun
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The Humble “Yoi”
In traditional martial arts, even the ready position can be used to neutralise an opponent before a fight really gets going. Continue reading
Posted in Bunkai, Karate, Kung Fu, Tae Kwon Do/Tang Soo Do/Hapkido
Tagged karate, kung fu, ready position, salutation, teakwondo, yoi
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Kata: Training Beyond Technique
A lot is discussed these days about martial arts kata (patterns/forms) and their applications (bunkai). However, there is not so much spoken about mindset of performing a kata, which is some ways is even more important. Find out more. Continue reading
Wing Chun’s Chum Kiu
Applications from Wing Chun’s 2nd form, Chum Kiu. Continue reading
Posted in Bunkai, Kung Fu
Tagged applied kung fu, bunkai, chum kiu, wing chun, wing chun applications
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