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AWCA eBook Training Series
Video-illustrated Wing Chun Training Curriculums

AWCA eBook Training Series

The eBook Training Series is a step-by-step workbook curriculum for learning the art of Wing Chun Kuen. Driven from approved distance learning guidelines, each workbook includes narrated full and slow-motion videos, complete front and side-facing photos, 3-step drill training programs, and in-depth discussions of each concept and theory.

Volume 1 | Volume 2 | Volume 3 | Volume 4 | Volume 5 | Volume 6 | Volume 7

Start your training off right with the foundation of Wing Chun: the Siu-Nim-Tau (but you will also want to begin single-arm Chi-sau training, too, which is found in Volume 3: Chi-sau).

"Volume 1: Siu-Nim-Tau"

When your Siu-Nim-Tau training is completed, it is time for the intermediate curriculum: the Chum-Kiu. Like the Siu-Nim-Tau, though, Chi-sau training is also learned at this stage. Instead of single-arm, now we progress to double-arm, with both curriculums found in Volume 3: Chi-sau.

"Volume 2: Chum-Kiu"

During Siu-Nim-Tau and Chum-Kiu, the single-arm Sticking-hands (Chi-dan-sau) and double-arm Sticking-hands (Chi-sheung-sau, or more commonly called "Luk-sau") elements are learned. In Volume 3, though, I have also included a foundation in Lap-sau training ("Deflecting-arm") and Chi-gerk ("Sticking-legs").

"Volume 3: Chi-sau"

The final empty-hand form of Wing Chun Kuen, as well as a method of fighting that can engage multiple and/or armed opponents.

"Volume 4: Biu-Tze"

After all empty-hand curriculums have been mastered, you graduate to the famed Wing Chun wooden dummy. With eight (8) sections to learn, you will spend a great deal of time honing and refining your skills, as well as learning a multitude of new concepts.

"Volume 5: Muk-Yan-Chong"

The first formal weapon in the Wing Chun system, the Luk-Dim-Boon-Kwun is a journey through efficient weapons use for long-range weapons.

"Volume 6: Luk-Dim-Boon-Kwun"

The last "formal" stage of Wing Chun training, the Bart-Cham-Dao are Wing Chun's double knives. Here we learn short-range weapons, and also how to combine the various ranges from long (Luk-Dim-Boon-Kwun) to short (Bart-Cham-Dao).

"Volume 7: Bart-Cham-Dao"


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