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Advanced Wing Chun Foundation - Sil Lim Tao
Advanced Wing Chun Foundation - Sil Lim Tao Advanced Wing Chun Foundation by Grandmaster Felix Leong is a detailed Wing Chun first form manual distilled from 3 distinct branches of Wing Chun. Grandmaster Felix Leong has studied Wing Chun for over 40 years under Grandmaster Ip Chun, Grandmaster Sum Ng and Grandmaster Pan Nam both in mainland China and Hong Kong. Such lifelong dedication and depth is rare if not unique in the world. This book contains an encyclopedic reference manual of the First Form Sil Lim Tao with detailed explanation for each sequence accompanied by its practical application. All sequences in the book are shown from 3 unique angles - front, side and top for maximum comprehension. This is the only Wing Chun book that contains all sequences photographed from three different angles from a Grandmaster`s who have mastered modern and traditional branches of Wing Chun.
Advanced Wing Chun Bridging - Chum Kewl
Advanced Wing Chun Bridging - Chum Kewl
Mechanistic modelling - a BOLD response to the fMRI information loss problem
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) is a common technique for imaging brain activity in humans. However, the fMRI signal stems from local changes in oxygen level rather than from neuronal excitation. The change in oxygen level is referred to as the Blood Oxygen Level Dependent (BOLD) response, and is connected to neuronal excitation and the BOLD response are connected by the neurovascular coupling. The neurons affect the oxygen metabolism, blood volume and blood flow, and this in turn controls the shape of the BOLD response. This interplay is complex, and therefore fMRI analysis often relies on models. However, none of the previously existing models are based on the intracellular me...
Wing Chun Kung-Fu
The essential guide to Wing Chun Kung-Fu--basic forms and principles, fighting and grappling, advanced techniques and weapons. Featuring over 300 black and white photos and step-by-step illustrations, Wing Chun Kung-Fu: A Complete Guide offers clear, straightforward, and authoritative instruction to the Chinese martial art of Wing Chun Kung-Fu. This Wing Chun book introduces and demonstrates the three empty-hand wing chun kung fu forms, the combative building blocks of the system, including sticky-hand and sticky-leg fighting, chin-na, and the theory of vital strikes to the weak points of human anatomy (dar mak). This Wing Chun guide also introduces the wooden dummy form, the six-and-a-half ...
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Wing Chun Kung-fu Volume 1
Introducing a new scientific approach to Wing Chun kung-fu, this book gives a clear and detailed exposition of once closely guarded techniques. Rejecting the secretive approach that characterizes much of martial arts writing, the author draws upon biomechanical theory to explain logically and scientifically how the techniques of Wing Chun kung-fu work. After an explanation of the theory behind the various Wing Chun moves, the reader is led step-by-step through each of the forms. Chi gerk and chi sao, the Wing Chun sticky-hand and sticky-leg techniques, are explained and liberally accompanied by 183 photographs detailing the important moves. An additional section devoted to weight and power training for the martial artist makes this book invaluable, not just for those interested in Wing Chun kung-fu, but for practitioners of any martial art.
Wing Chun Kung-fu Volume 2
Not simply a training manual but a combat survival guide, Fighting and Grappling is a challenging book for all students of the martial arts. In this second volume of Wing Chune Kung-Fu: A Complete Guide, the techniques introduced in Basic Forms and Principles are shown in combat situations. The combat applications of Wing Chun's sticky-hand, sticky-leg, and grappling and throwing techniques are shown in detail and are fully illustrated. A chapter on the controversial poison touch (dar mak) explains the effect of strikes to the weak points of the human body in terms of both acupuncture and modern medical theory. Finally, the author argues that the martial arts must evolve and develop new techniques to meet a changing environment. He shows this process of integration in action, uniting White Crane kung-fu and Thai kickboxing with Wing Chun to produce a complete and devastating new fighting system.
