| The History of Wing Chun DVD
As Told by Grand Master Ip Ching
by the Ip Ching Wing Chun Athletic Association
For years the art of Wing Chun has been taken advantage of by unscrupulous people, its origins confused, its authorized masters dishonored.
In this rare recording of Grand Master Ip Ching, the youngest son of the late Ip Man, tells the story of Wing Chun's History as it was passed on to him by his father.
From the Shaolin Temple to the streets of Foosan to modern day Hong Kong - all revealed here for the first time.
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Everything Wing Chun / Wing Chun Archive's Review: |
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by Aaron Cantrell, Aug128, 2006
Alan Gibson's Master Seminar (PAL format), 55 min.
WCA Comments: This DVD goes over the history of Wing Chun, focusing mainly on Yip Man and Leung Jan. Mostly the history is the same as found elsewhere, but there are a few tidbits on Yip Man that you don't always hear elsewhere. He also talks about how some Sifu's learned part of the system from Yip Man, and then made up the rest or got the rest from some other source. They were real disciples, but moved away before finishing the system. He also talks about how people claim to have gotten the "Leung Bik" vs "Chan Wah Shun" versions of Yip Man's DVDs and dispels the myths. Overall, nothing much new here. A |
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