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    Robert Chu news

    Just letting people know that Robert Chu has an interview in Summer, 2010, issue of "Masters Magazine" and appears on the companion DVD.

    And, he has a DVD series just out, "Masterclass Wing Chun Kuen."

    http://www.empiremediallc.com/DVDs/M....%201-2-3.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by t_niehoff View Post
    Just letting people know that Robert Chu has an interview in Summer, 2010, issue of "Masters Magazine" and appears on the companion DVD.

    And, he has a DVD series just out, "Masterclass Wing Chun Kuen."

    http://www.empiremediallc.com/DVDs/M....%201-2-3.html
    I already ordered it.
    And, according to Robert, I should have gotten Porn instead !!
    LOL !!
    I love that guy !!

    In a pure hetro way of course
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    Quote Originally Posted by sanjuro_ronin View Post
    I already ordered it.
    And, according to Robert, I should have gotten Porn instead !!
    LOL !!
    I love that guy !!

    In a pure hetro way of course
    I thought VT was not your cup of tea??

    Wow maybe we'll finally get to see some of that "attached" DCF....

    Love the picture Robert, looks awfully linear though (for a "non linear" art)...
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    Quote Originally Posted by t_niehoff View Post
    And, he has a DVD series just out, "Masterclass Wing Chun Kuen."
    Any cameo appearances by T. Niehoff ?
    'Talk is cheap because there is an excess of supply over demand'

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    I doubt it, because then he'd have to call it "classless" wing chun
    "I don't know if anyone is known with the art of "sitting on your couch" here, but in my eyes it is also to be a martial art.

    It is the art of avoiding dangerous situations. It helps you to avoid a dangerous situation by not actually being there. So lets say there is a dangerous situation going on somewhere other than your couch. You are safely seated on your couch so you have in a nutshell "difused" the situation."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matrix View Post
    Any cameo appearances by T. Niehoff ?
    I'll tell you... If Robert could have coaxed T to appear in the series then he would have just sold a whole load of copies right here, right now..

    No doubt T would never allow himself to be on video..
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    cool, will the biu jee guillotin be in it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vankuen View Post
    I doubt it, because then he'd have to call it "classless" wing chun
    ROFLOL! Nice one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YungChun View Post
    I'll tell you... If Robert could have coaxed T to appear in the series then he would have just sold a whole load of copies right here, right now..

    No doubt T would never allow himself to be on video..
    I'm not on the DVD. FWIW, my adivce to Robert was not to make a DVD -- as I don't think WCK can be learned or taught from video. I think WCK is based on feeling (being an attached fighting method) and that you need to experience it firsthand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YungChun View Post
    I thought VT was not your cup of tea??

    Wow maybe we'll finally get to see some of that "attached" DCF....

    Love the picture Robert, looks awfully linear though (for a "non linear" art)...
    I have an extensive collection of books and vidoes of almost every MA.
    I have Robert's book and like it, so the DVD, for me, is just one more for my collection.
    And since Robert and I agree on many points, I am sure there will be stuff that I can "use".
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    I´m looking forward for the DVD. Sifu Robert has a lot to teach and to share.

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    Whilst I agree that you cannot learn a MA from a DVD, they are a great learning tool in their own right.

    DVD's have given me insight (and the net, the tube etc) into how others do WC/VT/WT or whatever. Back when I first learned in the early 90's the world was a much smaller place. The occasional book and video was around, but if I wanted to see how *insert any name here* performs WC then I would have to go to their school. Difficult if they are in HK or Oz or the US (for me anyway).

    Also they are a good reference, I have a DVD of Kevin Chan doing SLT. If I want to know how its done properly and refresh myself with his commentry then I will watch it.

    Obviously it would be better if I had a question to ask Sifu, but I am sure he would stop answering my calls after the 3rd one in the same evening Then kick my ass the next time he saw me!! A DVD is a quick reference and a way of perhaps working something out myself.

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    Jim,

    For the record, WCK is not a strictly linear art - within the lines, there are circles, spirals, and angles.

    Even a straight punch has an inward spiral of the forearm and thrusting of the elbow.

    Tan Sao has the same inward and upward spiral.

    Jing Gerk is a circular thrusting upwards and through the target.

    Even Bik Ma has an upward rising component and a downward sinking motion.

    Best regards,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andreas Hoffman View Post
    I´m looking forward for the DVD. Sifu Robert has a lot to teach and to share.

    Andreas, you're too kind! You're the man with the rich rare tradition!

    How are things in Bamberg?

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    You can learn a lot from a DVD, as long as you have a Point f reference to what is being taught AND you actually train it with someone.
    Psalms 144:1
    Praise be my Lord my Rock,
    He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !

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