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IP Man Blu-ray Review
TheHDRoom - Jul 28, 2010
Still the highlight of the flick is the fighting sequences exhibiting the beauty of the Wing Chun style. With mesmerizing fluidity, IP Man's hands ... DVDs to be released Tuesday
Kansas City Star - Jul 26, 2010
Ip Man, the subject of the biopic that carries his name, was a grand master of Wing Chun martial arts and mentor to - among others - Bruce Lee ... Piper Perabo Ready To Be Action Heroine On 'Covert Affairs'
TV Squad (blog) - Jul 7, 2010
"It's a combination of Krav Maga, which is the Israeli army style of street fighting and Wing Chun, which is the martial arts style developed for nuns ...

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Wing Chun books

The Wing Chun Compendium, Volume One

by: Wayne Belonoha
There are very few books that I'd say are a classic. But The Wing Chun Compendium is definitely one! Sifu Belonoha has done an outstanding job of presenting Wing Chun in a very clear and concise manner. This book explains Wing Chun with very easy to follow pictures and explanations as well a supplemental information that truly explains the richness of the art of Wing Chun. I look forward to any other works that Mr. Wayne Belonoha has to offer!
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Wing Chun Kung Fu: Traditional Chinese King Fu for Self-Defense and Health

by: Ip Chun, Michael Tse
This was my Very First Kung Fu Book. It was what made me fall in love with Wing Chun. This is a great book for the beginner student. There are other books that go well beyond this one as it pertains to Wing Chun. But this book has a soft quality about it that gives the reader a pathway of Wing Chun that other books do not. If you are exploring Marital arts and want a "Taste" of Wing Chun, this is a very, very Good start.

Suggested Books to read after this are:
Mastering Kung Fu, by Garrett Gee and Benny Ming (DVD's of a MAJOR help also).
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The Wing Chun Compendium, Volume Two

by: Wayne Belonoha
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"
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Wing Chun Kung-Fu

by: J. Yimm Lee
I bought this book over 30 years ago & it remains THE ONE I refer to regarding preliminary technique, despite all subsequent purchases of high priced, tricked-out volumes. It is simple, to the point & a fine reference guide in case you've either forgotten or wish to confirm a concept. While you can't learn an art just from a book, no matter who the author studied/practiced with, you can refresh your recollections with this one. Buy 2, used, so you can carry one with you if the need to bone up on something becomes overwhelming while you're away from home.
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