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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Samuel Kwok teaches the direct distillation of Yip Man's Wing Chun. You really can't get a "purer" form (although some would argue this!) I've only been studying Wing Chun for about 6 months, but without this book I'd be far, far behind. Used in conjunction with lessons from a good Sifu, this book will be a very valuable resource! The section on Sil Lim Tao is pretty good too, if I'm being pedantic I'll point out that he's missed mentioning the Jut Sau in the first part (although maybe my instructor has added this), but other than that it's spot on!
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I'm loathed to be negative about Master Kwok's book as it is just about the definative guide to SLT and basic attack/defence strategies out there (I've had a look through most of them and own more than a couple). The thing that annoys me a bit about the book is the production - which is quite poor with an almost homemade quality to it.
I would strongly suggest to Master Kwok's publishers that they completely revise the next edition of this book using digital colour photography and employing a professional textbook designer or at least someone with an eye for page layout.
The information in this book is too valuable to be given such poor quality presentation.
I would strongly suggest to Master Kwok's publishers that they completely revise the next edition of this book using digital colour photography and employing a professional textbook designer or at least someone with an eye for page layout.
The information in this book is too valuable to be given such poor quality presentation.
My dad is part of this book, he is one o the martial artists in this book. He worked with Sam Kwok writing this book, he does not agree with all of the techniques in this book, claiming that not all could be used in real life situations. As he co wrote the book he knows what he is talking about and continued to run a martial arts school in the north of the UK which he gave to Dave Carnell (searh the name) whatever the school is will be near the top. Overall it speaks of the basic techniques but can not all be applied or put into context
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Grand Master Samuel Kwok
The first book of G.Master Kwok, very useful for any Wing Chun practitioner
specially beginners or even G.Master Kwok fans. Read more
specially beginners or even G.Master Kwok fans. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Mario M. D. Braz da Silva
The Wing Chun Bible
This is the first book that my sifu recommended to me after I had been training for about a month or so (that was a few years ago now). Read more
Published 13 months ago by Vas Bordnor
Useful reference at introductory level, print quality could be better
The book could be useful as a reference, though it is not a substitute to learning from a master.
I believe the techniques shown are sound -- bear in mind that there are many... Read more
I believe the techniques shown are sound -- bear in mind that there are many... Read more
Published 16 months ago by E. Tsang
Good book
This will help you with the basics and the first form.The start of my collection.
Published 19 months ago by Mr. P. Dimmock
The Best Wing Chun Book for Beginners
This book is perfect for teaching beginners the first form and basic techniques of Wing Chun, with its detailed step-by-step descriptions of Siu Lim Tao and the application and... Read more
Published on 28 Nov 2007 by Stephen Robb
A concise well thoughtout book excellent.
This is a must for all practioners of wing chun. Even those of a different style would gain insight to one of the most devistatingly fast and destructive martial art inn the... Read more
Published on 23 April 2002
Excellent beginner's book on techniques of Wing Chun
This book is mainly for beginners and is filled with photographs of basic techniques and the Form Sil Lim Tao (Little Idea). Read more
Published on 2 Nov 2001
the path to wing chun
this is a pretty good book about wing chun.it about the origin of wing chun and not so much useful to people who want an instructional book on wing chun techniques. Read more
Published on 10 Sep 2000
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