Shaolin Black Flag Wing Chun - Basic Movements

I do not claim to be any authority on martial arts, but watching this film was painful. I could not make it through the entire presentation, once they began demonstrating Horse Stance I knew this film was a waste.And I don’t mean the Goat Clamping / Front Facing Stance from other Wing Chun schools, I mean an actual “you are riding a horse” Horse Stance. From what has been explained to me about Wing Chun is that it is largely a Southern style. One of the elements that largely separates Southern versus Northern styles is that styles from the South tend to have stances that are very compact; while those of Northern origin are known for wider ones.Other reasons being that the film is difficult to hear even on full blast; and they don’t even try explaining anything. They show you a technique three times and then it’s on to the next one. I would pass this up, and try your luck elsewhere.

Sifu Benny Mehg does an excellent job of instructing on this DVD. I have long known there were methods of wing chun other than the hong kong style made famous by Yip Man. This set of DVDs helps you to see how the ancestor of hong kong wing chun moved. I first played wing chun back in the 60's with a person whose training was not the hong kong system and could clearly see that his method was just as effective in combat as it's hong kong cousin. The film quality and sound quality are excellent and sifu Meng does his usual excelent job of teaching you the basic moves of Black Flag.

Benny Meng is an incredible master of martial arts. Specifically Shaolin Wing Chun. Very inexpensive for the knowledge shared.

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