Enjoy your training.
The #wingchun cross stamp kick is a badly named technique. The idea that Wing Chun practitioners are caught with their legs crossed and use a stange stepping motion to escape is nonsense.
The most common basic Wing Chun skill applied by Wing Chun practitioners is the Laap Sau. As such we all sense it very early and if caught by any kind of pull can comfortably accomodate to this.
The Cross Stamp Kick is simply an idea that we use to move very effectively at close range to move to an angle or take the back.
By bringing the legs together we quickly relase the use of the leg that moved first and and can kick very differently. In fact it is more common that we dont kick, we tend to sweep and control the angle to sttike with the arms.
In this clip James Sinclair explains in very basic terms the idea used by the UKWCKFA to tactically move in chi sau. The dummy can help your understanding for potential in #ChiSau.
The foortwork is very useful in a multitude of situations and is also seen the Cham Kiu Form too.
We fully understand that you have your own opinions and experience and there are answers for answers ad infinitum.
We will not get into discussions as this is but a very short clip from a far lengthier discussion and quite a bit has been edited out.
We apologise that this is not a dynamic and exciting presentation, it is our hope that the 'information' is something that may be of use and you can make it dynamic and exciting for yourselves!
We hope yo enjoy.
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The UK Wing Chun Assoc. is proud to work alongside Stay Safe Global and UK Says No More.
We ALL have a role in ending domestic abuse and sexual violence.
What does the ROLE of men look like?
We are excited to announce that UK SAYS NO MORE, in partnership with Stay Safe Global, are undertaking a national survey
www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3V6ZN96
that will enable us to understand how men can play an active role in ending domestic abuse and sexual violence.
According to our poll (Opinium, 2018),
uksaysnomore.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/WhatICanDo_Friends_and_family_-_final_1.pdf
over 30% of men knew someone who endured domestic abuse. Moreover, one in three were not confident in responding to or advising individuals who suffered domestic abuse. Through this survey, we would like to further explore:
Men’s understanding of domestic abuse and sexual violence
How men could participate in the prevention of domestic abuse and sexual violence
Existing interventions and programs around healthy relationships
Please take 10 minutes of your time to complete the survey and share it widely to ensure it reaches as many men as possible. The survey will be open until the 31st of July. For more information, visit our webpage. Should you have further enquiries, please contact uksaysnomore@hestia.org
We are aware that SafeLives have recently distributed an important survey ‘Voices of Men and Boys’. Different to our survey in scope, SafeLives look at men and boys attitudes to relationships, and therefore we recommend you complete it if you have not yet done so.
With Kind Regards,
UK Says No More
UK SAYS NO MORE is a national campaign launched in 2016 to raise awareness of and end domestic abuse and sexual violence. It is facilitated by London charity Hestia and delivered in partnership with over 400 organisations, charities, community groups and Parliamentary Champions. The campaign unites and strengthens a diverse community of members under one powerful, visual symbol, and provides open source tools, information and resources for individuals and organisations to get involved.
Stay Safe Global are committed to ending domestic abuse and sexual violence. They have delivered personal safety workshops globally, from India to the USA. At times, courses are delivered in the wake of tragic events such as mass shootings, terrorist attacks, incidents in the workplace or as part of an organisation’s routine training. No matter where in the world the courses are delivered, and regardless of the reason, groups want to talk about domestic abuse and sexual violence in the workplace and ways in which they can put an end to it.
Stay Safe Global have partnered with UK SAYS NO MORE to ensure they are part of the solution.
Stay Safe Gloabl Mission:
Deliver workshops including practical, physical skills that help individuals own their space, gain confidence and empower them with risk avoidance and awareness skills.
Support and facilitate organisations working closely with those at risk of violence including survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault.
Change culture at an individual, organisational and global level to improve society as a whole.
www.staysafeglobal.com
Lyndsey Dearlove
Head of UK SAYS NO MORE ‑ A national campaign focused on raising awareness, and preventing domestic abuse and sexual violence
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James Sinclair met up with respected Wing Chun Master, Donald Mak in Cambridge UK. Having first met in 2005 they have kept in regular contact and share a good friendship.
James Sinclair will be teaching a 2 hour seminar at the Rayleigh HQ this Sunday on the Form and Function of the Wing Chun Long Pole.
If you are person who loves the Art then this seminar will help you understand the application of this very common and simple weapon.
There are many mistaken ideas relating to the the handling and use of the pole, this seminar will help to clarify the 'How's' and 'why's' of Long Pole Training.
Sunday 21st July from 1-3 pm.
call 07860 276923 to confirm your place.
#wingchun #kungfu #ukwckfa #longpole #masterclass
A simple composite of Master Mark Philips of the London Wing Chun Academy. copyright ukwckfa
