Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes #5Read the fifth article in Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes series, 'When Training by Yourself, Imagine Your Opponent is in front of You.' Master Tse explains how to train your forms by yourself better, to get the most benefit from your time training.
Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes #4Read the fourth article in Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes series, 'Training is different to fighting.' Master Tse highlights the need to differentiate between fighting and training whilst giving some practical examples of the differences.
Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes #3Read the third article in Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes series, 'What is the proper Wing Chun stance?' Master Tse explains the stance and why it is so important in the Wing Chun system.
Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes #2The second article in Master Tse's Wing Chun notes series is now available to read. Titled 'A straight back and a clear mind', Master Tse discusses the importance of posture in Wing Chun.
Master Tse's Wing Chun Notes #1Read the first in a new series of weekly notes on Wing Chun by Master Michael Tse. The first in this series is titled 'Relaxed hands are dangerous.'
Master Tse's new dedicated Wing Chun website is now liveMaster Michael Tse has launched his new dedicated Wing Chun Kuen website. Look out for a new series of weekly posts by Master Tse, starting this week. In this series Master Tse will share some of his thoughts, observations and memories about the art of Wing Chun Kung Fu. New notes will be published every Friday.
Developing Chi Sau Part 1 - trailerIn May 2013 Master Tse organised a Chi Sau day as extra training for the many Wing Chun students in the Centre. His desire was to push their skill higher, and over the course he helped everyone
increase their experience and also gain from his vast experience as well.
Watch the trailer here, or visit the Tse Qigong Centre website for the full video.
Venue:
Ricards Lodge High School
Traditional Wing Chun skill does not have any gradings and it is only through Chi Sau (Sticking Hands) that you can prove your Wing Chun skill is good. Chi Sau is the practical application of the techniques learned in the forms and will help you to deal with all kinds of situations. The more people we can touch hands with, the more our own Chi Sau skill can develop.
SUBJECTS: Chi Sau, kung fu, martial arts, self defence, Wing Chun
Aspects of Chi SauThe Aspects of Chi Sau video series focuses on Master Tse teaching Chi Sau during the Wing Chun residential course in 2012. Chi Sau is an integral part of Wing Chun Kung Fu and allows people studying Wing Chun to practice techniques and their applications in a safe and relaxed environment. Master Tse says, "These techniques should become like your friend and be very familiar to you. We do this through Chi Sau (Sticking Hands training between two people.) In this way, when you do Chi Sau, you will not be frightened. Chi Sau also helps train your sensitivity and footwork. Without any one of these elements, then your Wing Chun skill will not be good."
Wing Chun Story - All Chapters The Story of Wing Chun Kuen by Master Michael Tse.
Read the story of Wing Chun Kuen by Master Michael Tse on the Tse Qigong Centre website. First published in Qi Magazine, the story of Wing Chun Kuen details the legendary beginnings of this formidable Chinese Martial Art.
Please note all content remains the copyright of Master Michael Tse and access is given for personal reference purposes only. No material, in full or part, may be retransmitted, reproduced or displayed publicly without the written permission of Master Michael Tse.
Wing Chun Story - Chapter I The Story of Wing Chun Kuen by Master Michael Tse.
Read the first introductory chapter of the story of Wing Chun Kuen by Master Michael Tse. First published in Qi Magazine, the story of Wing Chun Kuen details the legendary beginnings of this formidable Chinese Martial Art.
Subsequent chapters are available to view on the Tse Qigong Centre website.
Please note all content remains the copyright of Master Michael Tse and access is given for personal reference purposes only. No material, in full or part, may be retransmitted, reproduced or displayed publicly without the written permission of Master Michael Tse.
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