Wing Chun Illustrated Magazine Issue 10 (February 2013): Featuring Sifu Henry Araneda

Wing Chun Illustrated Magazine Issue 10 (February 2013): Featuring Sifu Henry Araneda

“Wing Chun Illustrated is one of the best martial arts publications I’ve had the pleasure of reading. The articles are interesting, informative and very well written with great full-colour photos to accompany them.” — Sifu Jef Sutherland Featured in the February 2013 Issue Henry Araneda: In the Steps of the Grandmaster Sifu Henry Araneda has been very busy during the last three years training, choreographing, and stunt doubling on the eagerly awaited Ip Man biopic, The Grandmaster. A teacher under Sifu Duncan Leung, Henry had the opportunity to work alongside some of the greatest filmmakers of our generation, such as famed director Wong Kar-Wai, and Yuen Woo-Ping, the choreographer for The Matrix and countless other martial arts films. Henry had the chance to take his Applied Wing Chun to the big screen as a fight choreographer and stunt double for the leading actor Tony Leung. Go Beyond the Cover Story Each Issue Is a Gateway to New Knowledge and Inspiration Also in this issue: - Danny Xuan: Wing Chun is not a Fighting Style. - Tien Dei Yan: Heaven, Human and Earth. - Phillip Romero: Wing Chun in a Modern MMA World. - Creating Strength Through Mobility. - The Cult of Sifuism. - And much more... Why Choose Wing Chun Illustrated? - Unbiased Perspective : Presenting diverse viewpoints from respected teachers. - Extensive Knowledge Base : Published bi-monthly since 2011, Wing Chun Illustrated is the longest-running publication devoted to Wing Chun Kung Fu, regardless of lineage. - In-depth Articles : 60 pages of motivational stories, practical insights, and functional training tips. - Expert Contributions : Interviews and articles by renowned Wing Chun masters. - Comprehensive Coverage : Covers all Wing Chun lineages, including rare styles and practices. Customer Reviews “There’s no other martial arts magazine like Wing Chun Illustrated. Each magazine is like a piece of art, from the well-organized graphics and pictures to the strong, helpful content. The articles are clear and concise and will lend a helping hand in your successful journey of Wing Chun. It’s well worth the investment!” — Justin Case “Always excellently done, always thought-provoking, always interesting content, very well balanced, and always presented with grace and respect for all. I wish that all our Wing Chun brothers and sisters were as mindful in their day-to-day interactions with each other.” — Larry Butler Join Thousands of Practitioners - Whether a beginner or advanced practitioner, Wing Chun Illustrated can help you improve your Wing Chun knowledge and speed up your skills with practical insights and functional training tips to improve your survival chances on the street. - Wing Chun Illustrated gives you an in-depth look at the history and philosophy behind a wide range of Wing Chun lineages — Wing Chun is more than just Hong Kong Wing Chun! - Are you a Bruce Lee fan? Learn more about the Kung Fu system Lee learned from Grandmaster Ip Man in Hong Kong, which became the core of his Jeet Kune Do. Highlights From Previous Issues - Wing Chun Weapons - Wooden Dummy Training - Sparring and Chi Sau - Wing Chun vs Western Boxing - Wing Chun Takedowns - Bruce Lee and MMA Many of today’s most respected Wing Chun teachers have been featured in Wing Chun Illustrated, such as David Peterson, Master Wong, Wan Kam Leung, Sunny Tang, Emin Boztepe, Sergio Iadarola, Roland Tong, Giuseppe Schembri, Evangelos Vasilakis, Philipp Bayer, William Moy, Augustine Fong, Donald Mak, Lee Moy Shan, Samuel Kwok, Natalie von Rothenburg, Gary Lam, Leo Imamura, Robert Chu, Wayne Belonoha, Sam Lau, Lo Man Kam, Keith R. Kernspecht, Phillip Redmond, Ip Chun, and many more.