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  • TheJong
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    The Ving Tsun Museum in Ohio was founded by Moy Yat stundent Benny Meng. He now teaches another lineage of Wing Chun.

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  • Memnoch1207
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    WT WC AND VT are all lineage from Yip Man.

    WT (Wing Tsun (Leung Ting)) was a private student of Yip Man and created the WT (IWTA) branch.

    The most noticable difference I have seen between the different variations is Wing Tsun has more manuverable foot work. Wing Chun foot work tends to be an equal balance of weight on both legs. Wing Tsun focuses on forward pressure (but not body weight) on the front leg (the one closest to your opponent) and body weight on your back leg for better balance and response time when having to move quickly.

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  • 47MartialMan
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    Have you heard about the museum in Ohio?

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  • TheJong
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    Ving Tsun is the way Yip Man spelled it, so if you see it spelled that way you know it's his lineage.

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  • 47MartialMan
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    I had seen it spelled Ving Tsun.

    BTW-isnt there a Wing Chun museum in Ohio?

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  • bartjam
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    Wong Fei Hung? I suspect there's more legend than reality in the stories about this lad....

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  • Crabpuff
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    or alien versus predator, or freddy versus jason. Come on you'll never know so why bother one is dead so there be no way to prove your opinion

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  • sherwinc
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    Originally posted by Thai Bri
    Geoff Thompson is Geoff Thompson. If he likes a book then he likes a book. But if you want to know what his views on real fighting are, then read what he says about that.

    He doesn't mention Wing Chun, and I agree with him!

    how about comparing Geoff Thompson versus Wong Fei Hung??????

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  • bartjam
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    Keith Kernspecht is a very good businessman; plus, he has copied Thompson's "fence" as a method for dealing with street attackers. Kernspecht is very skillful and a fairly cultivated man, it's not strange that a great martial artist like Thompson would write introductions for his books. However, I practiced "Blitz-defence", and I find that GT's "fence" is easier to use, cos he's not obsessed with WT centre-line and the in-famous "all your weight on the rear leg, please" concept.

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  • Thai Bri
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    Geoff Thompson is Geoff Thompson. If he likes a book then he likes a book. But if you want to know what his views on real fighting are, then read what he says about that.

    He doesn't mention Wing Chun, and I agree with him!

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  • chimpgimp
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    Originally posted by Thai Bri
    Awwwwww! LittleDim One coming to my defence! I'm touched girl!

    kcigam - you seem a decent sort. I am still pretty skeptical about WC. I want to see evidence of PRACTICE, not theory. Is that reasonable?

    Can I suggest you read On Single Combat. Why would Geoff Thompson give it a foreward and speak in glowing terms of the book, kernspect and the system he teaches if it was not a practicle system. He also writes in Blitz defence another Wing Tsun book.

    Or are you now suggesting Geoff Thompson knows nothing about the reality of fighting ?

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by Thai Bri

    Jubaji - a fat li't Labrador. Awwwwwww...............
    .............................
    Nice.

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  • jubaji
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    Originally posted by Michael Maison
    It's futile to argue. you won't listen to reason.
    I'm waiting to hear some from you, but I'm not holding my breath.

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  • Thai Bri
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    Greg - this interview was long ago, and he was referring to a self defence type fight (not a pre arranged martial arts contest). I'm sure he's a good guy. I liked the things he seemed to be doing at the time.

    Jubaji - a fat li't Labrador. Awwwwwww...............

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  • Michael Maison
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    Dear fool

    Originally posted by jubaji
    You are either too much of a coward to stand behind your words (the meaning of which is very clear, your dissembling not withstanding) or you are a complete moron. Which is it?

    It's futile to argue with a fool. What does it matter if you can't demonstrate a capacity to understand? If you have any intelligence you would have got it by now; being stupid, you won't listen to reason.

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