Ving Tsun Bible by Ip Ching. - (Only 1000 in existence)
This four-volume set is a limited edition with only 1000 printed editions.
Each copy is numbered and copies purchased through wingchunstore.co.uk contain a
seal from Grand Master Ip Man's personal chop.
Three books, written in Chinese, cover all the movements of the entire system
from the Siu Lim Tau form to the Double Knives. The fourth book is the
translation of the previous three into English. Quantities are extremely limited
for this unique, once-in-a-lifetime collectable Wing Chun treasure.
Containing pictures of Moy Yat playing the Muk Yahn Jong
in the 1950s, this book contains many of the deeper aspects of the dummy,
its history, and designs to build your own jong.
*NOTE* :There is book is extremely rare as it is the only copy left and
it is personally
signed by the late Grand Master.
In this exiting follow on from his popular first book
Why Wing Chun Works, Alan Gibson explains how individual techniques and
positions evolve as a result of the underlying Wing Chun concepts, and the
forces we are likely to meet in combat. Beautifully photographed and
clearly explained this book will become an invaluable reference work, both
for Wing Chun practitioners and to all other thinking martial
artists...........................
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Featuring articles written by Moy Yat for a Chinatown
magazine. In Chinese with English translations.
Featuring information on the meaning of a special
student, the difference between training methods and fighting ability, the
essential Ving Tsun techniques, and discussions on the nature of Siu Nim
Tao, Chum Kiu, and Biu Je.
Look Beyond the Pointing Finger - (Import)
The Chinese martial art of Wing Chun Gung-fu is one of the most popular combat systems being practiced today. The late Grandmaster of the art, Yip Man, who first brought Wing Chun to Hong Kong in 1949, and his famous student, the late Bruce Lee, are well known exponents of the system. Lesser known outside of Hong Kong, but equally deserving of recognition for his excellence as a fighter and teacher, is the subject of this book, the late Wing Chun master, Sifu Wong Shun Leung. In this volume, the first of its kind in the English language, author David Peterson, student of Sifu Wong and prolific writing on the "WSL Way" in many international publications, presents the personal wisdom of one of the last great warriors of the 20th Century. Profusely illustrated with many photographs exclusive to the author, 'Look Beyond the Pointing Finger: The Combat Philosophy of Wong Shun Leung' is a book from which martial artists of any system, especially of Wing Chun, will gain both inspiration and a greater insight into the development of their own Personal Protection skills.