How to Train the Wooden Dummy
Critical understandings for training the Wing Chun Mook Jong (Wooden Dummy)
Posted by Adam Williss, Founder of The Dragon Institute
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Street, Sport & Self-Defense: Defined!
Sparring is Required!
What is Chi Sao?
The Yin & Yang of Wing Chun
Mind-Body Awareness
What is Chi Sao?
The Yin & Yang of Wing Chun
Mind-Body Awareness
Meditation
The Powers of Wing Chun
Wing Chun & Fencing
Taoism & Wing Chun
Principles, Momentum, Alignment
Shocking & Immovable Energies
Redefining Wing Chun
The Weapon of Relaxed Simplicity
The Importance of Sensitivity
Wing Chun Body Structure
Wing Chun Notes
The Hidden Power of Siu Nim Tau
Wing Chun in 'Sherlock Holmes'
Wing Chun and Fencing
The Power Line
Revival of Bare-Knuckle Boxing
Differences: Fist-fighting & Boxing
Sherlock and Bare-Knuckle Boxing
That Something More
Sparring & Its Importance
Why Learn Martial Arts?
The Tao of Gung Fu
Fluidity in Martial Arts
Top 5 Self-Defense Misconceptions
Self-Defense When it Matters Most
Our Training Approach
The Powers of Wing Chun
Wing Chun & Fencing
Taoism & Wing Chun
Principles, Momentum, Alignment
Shocking & Immovable Energies
Redefining Wing Chun
The Weapon of Relaxed Simplicity
The Importance of Sensitivity
Wing Chun Body Structure
Wing Chun Notes
The Hidden Power of Siu Nim Tau
Wing Chun in 'Sherlock Holmes'
Wing Chun and Fencing
The Power Line
Revival of Bare-Knuckle Boxing
Differences: Fist-fighting & Boxing
Sherlock and Bare-Knuckle Boxing
That Something More
Sparring & Its Importance
Why Learn Martial Arts?
The Tao of Gung Fu
Fluidity in Martial Arts
Top 5 Self-Defense Misconceptions
Self-Defense When it Matters Most
Our Training Approach
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