Chin na su (Chinese: 術; pinyin: shù meaning technique) literally translates as technique of catching and locking in Chinese.. Chin Na features both standing and ground based grappling techniques. The Kai Sai method of applying Chin-Na is different from most traditional teaching methods. Traditionally Chin-Na is taught to subdue your opponent until they are helpless. Under this scenario, once your…
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Wing Chun Cirriculum
The cornerstone of Kai Sai Wing Chun is the study of energy. More specifically it is the science of energy use, and control. It seeks to generate power and to control oncoming force without depending on physical size or strength. The key to this goal is the mastery of one’s own energy and the manipulation of the adversary’s energy. Wing…
Wing Chun Teachers
The cornerstone of Kai Sai Wing Chun is the study of energy. More specifically it is the science of energy use, and control. It seeks to generate power and to control oncoming force without depending on physical size or strength. The key to this goal is the mastery of one’s own energy and the manipulation of the adversary’s energy. …
History of Wing Chun
The arts of Chinese boxing are generally hidden behind a veil of secrecy. Penetrating this veil is difficult even for native Taiwanese. “Foreign devils” such as Americans face even greater reticence. Taking lessons from an expert is one thing, but receiving instruction beyond the superficial level is something else entirely. Mr. Casey somehow pierced the veil and was accepted into…