Wing Chun Jook Wan Huen System: Omnibus Edition: Training methods for Bamboo Rings, Weighted & Brass Rings, Weighted Clubs, Training Dummies Book by Tyler Rea

Jook Wan Huen (Bamboo Ring Method) Wing Chun was introduced to Sifu Rea in the late eighties by Sifu Edmund Kwai and his brother-in-law Sifu Lee Bing Choi. The bamboo ring offers any martial artist a very compact, affordable, and practical training aid to cultivate various martial skills. This book was written to preserve the knowledge of these two sifus and shed some light on this more obscure area of wing chun training. In addition, related equipment, exercises, techniques, and wisdom from these two teachers are passed on here. Topics include: training the Jook Wan Huen bamboo ring methods from both teachers. The use of weighted rings, iron or brass forearm rings, construction and use of weighted and rolling poles, training with weighted clubs for wing chun butterfly swords, constructing and using multiple types of jongs (training dummies), the techniques of the Opium Pipe staff, power development, power and force generation methods, and inch-punch power. Ancient wisdom is also included in the form of martial stratagems, maxims, and idioms. This omnibus edition contains the material from four books: - Wing Chun Kung Fu Bamboo Rings (Wing Chun Jook Wan Huen Vol 1), - Wing Chun Opium Pipe Staff (WC JWH Vol 2), - Wing Chun Kung Fu Bamboo & Iron Ring Training (WC JWH Vol 3), & - Inch Punch Power: Details and Training Methods. These four books, Sifu Tyler Rea's best-selling Wing Chun Kung Fu titles, were edited down to remove duplicate content and then reorganized to be more cohesive and streamlined. You will learn all the materials from these four volumes without any extra "fluff" padding the pages. Sifu Tyler Rea's books on the Wing Chun Rings were the first and are the most detailed on the subject matter. 

300 pages