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MrUfa · 23-02-2008, 08:32 PM

I trained wing chun for about seven years. About 10 yrs ago now. T has given you some good advice there. It is all about whos teaching and their motives for teaching. The reason I stopped was that i dont believe wing chun and weight training/bodybuilding go hand in hand like they do for example in MMA (my priority and not necessarily yours). Wing chun is a so called 'soft style' as in no power is used only speed and momentum and obviously technique. Having said that it is very effective once learned and it wont take long to learn chain punch, pak and punch etc. Good luck with your endeavours.

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MrUfa Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 13 Rep Power:	Re: Wing Chun I trained wing chun for about seven years. About 10 yrs ago now. T has given you some good advice there. It is all about whos teaching and their motives for teaching. The reason I stopped was that i dont believe wing chun and weight training/bodybuilding go hand in hand like they do for example in MMA (my priority and not necessarily yours). Wing chun is a so called 'soft style' as in no power is used only speed and momentum and obviously technique. Having said that it is very effective once learned and it wont take long to learn chain punch, pak and punch etc. Good luck with your endeavours.