Practice Wing Chun

My name is Edgar and I started learning Wing Chun in August 2009 under Terrance Yip (Yip Chick Pui) in New York City.

Update: In April 2014, Sifu Terrance Yip (Chick Pui) passed away. I have continued learning under his senior instructor and my new Sifu, Thierry Remion.

I created this website to chronicle my Wing Chun training and share my tips to help improve other Wing Chun practitioners. I am only offering my perspective of Wing Chun. I am not an instructor or a grand master, I am just a student.

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I organized my articles on this page for those who are new to Wing Chun and those who are experienced. But don’t let the labels “new” or “experienced” stop you from reading it. If you have any questions or would like to offer your feedback on any of the articles, leave a comment and be sure to click the link that says “Subscribe via e-mail.” I will reply the best I can and possibly, other readers of the article will do the same.

New to Wing Chun

• 3 Ways to Keep Your Shoulders Relaxed
• The Centerline Theory
• The Art of Shifting
• The Importance of Taking Notes After Wing Chun Class
• The Pace of Sil Lim Tao
• Drop Your Defenses and Take the Hit!

Experienced in Wing Chun

• Double Your Efficiency in Wing Chun
• Train Without a Partner
• Chi Sao Training
• The 80-20 Principe of Chi Sao
• Wing Chun Dummy Training
• Stepping In and Moving Forward
• Wing Chun Body Conditioning Part 1 | Part 2
• An introduction to Chi Gerk