Hsing Yi & Wing Chun - Internal mechanics that help your Martial Arts - Part 1- Kung Fu Report #235
Bundling Hsing Yi & Wing Chun increases your moves and applications in several different ways. Internal mechanics amazes me because it is a very important training concept but is usually neglected by practitioners and instructors. In our second video about Hsing Yi style, I'm going to share with you the importance of these styles' internal mechanics on your martial arts and how they helped me in mine.
If you would like to watch this video with subtitles, check this link out: https://youtu.be/xXsFim5LZIw
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Adam Chan is a martial artist with over 30 years of experience. He started studying Wing Chun in 1986 under Sifu Joeseph Boychuck (Moy Yat Lineage). He also learned from other combative styles such as Hakka, NCGF, Fu and Hsing Yi/Yi Quan, Natural Gate Boxing,