Wing Chun in Taiwan Studying with Lo Man Kam, Nephew of Yip Man Book by Richard Doell Kensaku Yamamoto and the Six-and-a-Half Pole—a simple

and the Six-and-a-Half Pole—a simple but devastating weapon in the hands of the Wing Chun fighter

A consortium of karate historians and researchers on four continents was responsible for the text which was created under the editorial supervision of a highly respected Okinawan university professor and karate master

The Heart of the Budoka

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Wing Chun in Taiwan Studying with Lo Man Kam, Nephew of Yip Man Book by Richard Doell Kensaku Yamamoto and the Six-and-a-Half Pole—a simpleThis is an autobiographical account of training under master Lo Man Kam nephew of Yip Man's in the late 1980's in Taipei, Taiwan. Studying at his school in the beginning and for a long time was a real humbling experience. The Tai Chi master Cheng Man Chings adage to invest in loss is particularly relevant. I had always trained hard style martial arts where the teacher emphasized full speed full contact sparring with gloves or no gloves. The emphasis