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Wing chun conditioning

Strong forearms and a steady stance

I’m Chun-Yin. I train forearms, stance and shoulders for adults who practise wing chun as fitness, with short drills at home. I sell drill cards, logs and a guide, plus two video courses.

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Chun-Yin at a wooden dummy in a tiled courtyard
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Downloads

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  1. Printed drill cards, linen towel and cloth shoes on tile
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    Forearm Drill Cards

    PDF · 8 pages

    Twelve forearm drills on printable cards.

    $6

    Add: Forearm Drill Cards
  2. Black log booklet with jade ribbon standing on a stone ledge
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    Stance Holds Log

    PDF · 6 pages

    A log for stance holds, week by week.

    $5

    Add: Stance Holds Log
  3. Flat illustration of a training dummy before a jade moon
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    Shoulder Release Sheet

    PDF · 3 pages

    Five shoulder releases on one sheet.

    $5

    Add: Shoulder Release Sheet
  4. Figure in white linen seen from behind in a courtyard
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    Four-Week Stance Plan

    PDF · 14 pages

    A plain plan for building a low stance.

    $9

    Add: Four-Week Stance Plan
  5. Nine drill cards in a slate tray grid
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    Five-Minute Drill Deck

    PDF · 10 pages

    Twenty short drills for a busy day.

    $8

    Add: Five-Minute Drill Deck
  6. Dummy arm, cloth shoes, stool and guide in dark still life
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    Wing Chun Conditioning Guide

    PDF · 56 pages

    Forearms, stance and shoulders in one guide.

    $19

    Add: Wing Chun Conditioning Guide
  7. Linen-wrapped bundle tied with cord on jade backdrop
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    Conditioning Bundle

    Bundle · 5 files

    The cards, log, sheet, plan and deck together.

    $29

    Add: Conditioning Bundle
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Courses

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  1. Forearms in linen sleeves meeting a wooden dummy's arms
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    Forearms and Stance in Four Weeks

    Video course · 7 lessons

    A month of short drills for steadier legs and stronger forearms.

    $59

    Add: Forearms and Stance in Four Weeks
  2. Tablet on a stone ledge showing a blurred lesson clip
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    Shoulders and Short Drills

    Video course · 6 lessons

    Looser shoulders and a routine you can do in any spare ten minutes.

    $79

    Add: Shoulders and Short Drills
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Merch

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  1. A natural tee printed with bamboo stems with a swallow in flight design
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    Bamboo tee

    Tee · printed to order

    A soft cotton tee, printed to order.

    $28

    Add: Bamboo tee
  2. A white mug printed with a crane balancing on one leg beside a round moon design
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    Crane mug

    Mug · printed to order

    An 11 oz glossy mug, dishwasher safe.

    $18

    Add: Crane mug
  3. A white hoodie printed with a wooden training dummy
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    Wooden dummy hoodie

    Hoodie · printed to order

    A heavy, warm hoodie, printed to order.

    $54

    Add: Wooden dummy hoodie
  4. A print printed with a pair of cloth shoes
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    Cloth shoes print

    Print · 12 × 16 in

    A matte print, 12 by 16 inches.

    $30

    Add: Cloth shoes print

Your order

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Newsletter

Short Drill Notes

A free letter every Tuesday: one drill to try, one thing I noticed and one cup of tea.

One email every Tuesday. Unsubscribe any time.

Questions

How do I get my download?

After checkout you receive an email with a download link, and the same link is shown on the confirmation page. Every sheet and guide is a PDF made to print on ordinary A4 or Letter paper.

How does merch shipping work?

Each item is printed to order and shipped by Printful. The cost and delivery time show at checkout, before you pay.

Do I need a wooden dummy?

No. Everything in the shop works with a wall, a mat and a clear patch of floor. Where a drill uses a padded post, I show a simple one you can make.

How long are the drills?

Most take five to ten minutes, so you can fit one in before work or after dinner.

Do I need experience?

If you already practise wing chun, the drills will make sense at once. If you are new, start with the stance holds and go slowly.

How often does the letter come, and how do I leave?

One every Tuesday. Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom, and it works at once.

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About

About me

I took up wing chun in my thirties for the way it made me feel: awake, upright and pleasantly tired in the right places. Most of my practice is ten minutes in a courtyard or a small room, a few slow drills and a cup of tea after.

Everything I post is what I do myself: forearm drills, low stance holds, shoulder releases and short routines that fit around work. The videos and the letter are free. What I sell is what you can print and use: drill cards, logs and a guide, plus two video courses for adults who want strength and steadiness at home.