Wing Chun Kung-fu

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Wing Chun Kung-fu - Rated
This is an excellent book
Photos are brillant & explanations are excellent. Ignore all the fools who put this book down.
Buy this book if you are serious about learning Wing Chun.

Reference only - Rated
I bought this book when I was begining Wing Chun. The book does try to explain the first form, but alas you will not learn much from this book alone. If you have been taking lessons at a Wing Chun school, this book will be an interesting read and a point of reference.
I gave my copy of this book away.

A good introductory reader - Rated
Hi,

I have taught various styles of the wing chun system and I think his book makes a good introductory read. It introduces the various concepts, and historically is interesting as was written with Bruce Lee who signed the Royalties over to James Yim Lee as he died shortly after it was published.

Wing Chun Kung Fu - Rated
Ok I egerly anticipated this book when I bought it, On reading it, it gives a very simplistic overview of the first form, with a few ommissions, but saying that it does dabble in applications and foot work so for a beginner (under a teacher) it's a good buy.

Good book for beginners in the art of Wing Chun - Rated
As one of many who study wing chun, I found this book useful in it's Sil Lim Tao form as a means of reference and recap. However it lacks depth which advanced wing chun stylist might find disappointing. Despite this it is a good book for beginners in the art of Wing Chun and throughout as a reference book to the form.