Customer Reviews

The Wing Chun Compendium, Volume Two

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Very well researched , with simplified instruction ...
The author has gone through extensive study and research to put this together. I recomend it to anyone who practices Wing Chun or is looking to expand their arsenal or techniques and knowledge....

An excellent addition to the first volume, providing more insights and direction for students looking to study outside the class. I highly recommend both this and the first volume. They are some of the most comprehensive books on Ving Tsun I have read.

If you already have the first volume and/or are even remotely interested in Wing Chun kung fu, you have GOT to have this book. The two together, cover all the forms of the art. It's a GIANT over-view of the system. Great explanations. Very clearly written text. You won't find yourself re-reading paragraphs for clarity on what the writer meant.

If you are a Wing Chun practitioner it is a must have. It will help you understand the movements and phycology of the Wing Chun System.

A great book to own. It is there to help you, not train/teach you from scratch. I wouldn't part of my 2 volumes.

If you are up to 3 years, I believe this will help you, anything beyond 3 years of solid experience, You Don't Need Any Books or DVD's! Wing Chun is really easy and simple. Keep it simple and train.

Enjoy

I study under a different Sifu and this book is legit. I like the teaching style and philosophy. You will get several new insights into the system.

It takes dedication, enthusiasm, courage and experience to write such a comprehensive book about the last three forms of the Wing Chun system. I bought the book to look for some drills to supplement my practice, but got deeply impressed by the other part of the Compendium that deals with many non-technical issues and values of Wing Chun Kung Fu.

Petar Petrov,
Author of "Wing Chun: Unusual Discoveries Behind the Common Belief"