Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 753.24 MB | Duration: 0h 42m
Discover Unique Forms in Vietnamese Wing Chun, Including Weapon and Wooden Dummy Training
Free Download What you'll learn
Explore unique Vietnamese Wing Chun Kuen Phai forms, including pole, butterfly knives, and wooden dummy techniques.
Appreciate the art of Wing Chun Kuen Phai and the distinct characteristics of the Vietnamese lineage.
Improve Wing Chun practice by studying a Grandmaster's movements in unarmed, armed, and wooden dummy techniques.
Enhance martial arts knowledge by learning new forms from a Wing Chun lineage.
Requirements
Basic understanding of Wing Chun martial art and its principles.
Some experience in practicing martial arts, preferably Wing Chun or a related style.
Motivation and commitment to learn and improve their martial arts skills.
Access to a training space with enough room to practice the forms, a pole (for pole-based forms), butterfly knives (for knife-based form), and a wooden dummy (for wooden dummy-based form).
Description
This course is focused on the Vietnamese Wing Chun Kuen Phai martial art, as demonstrated by Grandmaster Igor Astashev. Students will have the opportunity to study and learn a variety of unique forms and techniques, including weapon-based forms and wooden dummy training, as well as unarmed forms. By exploring these forms and techniques, students will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for the Vietnamese Wing Chun lineage, and enhance their overall martial arts skills.Through this course, students will:Learn and master a variety of Vietnamese Wing Chun Kuen Phai forms, including Hac Hinh Thu Bo, Bat Tram Dao, Luc Diem Ban Con, Mai Hoa bo, Ngu Hinh Khi Cong, Tieu Hinh Y, Tieu Luyen Dau, and Tieu Mai Hoa.Understand the unique techniques and movements within each form, as demonstrated by Grandmaster Igor Astashev.Develop their skills in weapon-based forms, including those utilizing a pole and butterfly knives.Enhance their understanding of wooden dummy training and its applications in Wing Chun practice.Expand their overall martial arts knowledge by studying a different Wing Chun lineage and its unique characteristics.Join this course to deepen your understanding of Vietnamese Wing Chun Kuen Phai and learn directly from the teachings of Grandmaster Igor Astashev.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Life of Yuen Chai Wan: Great Master & Vietnamese Wing Chun Founder
Lecture 2 Life of Nguyen Zui Hai: 1st Gen Patriarch of Vietnamese Wing Chun
Lecture 3 Life of Huyngh Ngoc An: 2nd Generation Patriarch of Vietnamese Wing Chun
Lecture 4 The Legacy of Igor Astashev: Vietnamese Wing Chun's Growth in Ukraine
Section 2: Unarmed Forms
Lecture 5 Tieu Luyen Dau
Lecture 6 Ngu Hinh Khi Cong
Lecture 7 Tieu Mai Hoa. Part 1: Starting with Left Hand
Lecture 8 Tieu Mai Hoa. Part 2: Starting with Right Hand
Lecture 9 Tieu Mai Hoa: Side View
Lecture 10 Mai Hoa Bo: Front View
Lecture 11 Mai Hoa Bo: Side View
Lecture 12 Hac Hinh Thu Bo: Front View
Lecture 13 Hac Hinh Thu Bo: Side View
Section 3: Weapon-Based Forms
Lecture 14 Luc Diem Ban Con
Lecture 15 Wooden Dummy
Lecture 16 Bat Tram Dao: Front View
Lecture 17 Bat Tram Dao: Side View
Section 4: Advanced Unarmed Form
Lecture 18 Tieu Hinh Y: Front View
Lecture 19 Tieu Hinh Y: Side View
Intermediate and advanced Wing Chun practitioners who want to expand their knowledge and explore the Vietnamese Wing Chun Kuen Pai lineage.,Martial artists from other disciplines who are interested in learning about the unique forms and techniques of Vietnamese Wing Chun Kuen Pai.,Enthusiasts and fans of Grandmaster Igor Astashev who want to study his demonstrations and techniques in detail.,Individuals looking for a deeper understanding of the art of Wing Chun and its various lineages, and who are dedicated to improving their own practice.
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