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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.

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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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Short Drill Notes

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

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