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Tai Chi Training in the Master Wong System:

Master Wong’s Tai Chi Combat System is a potent weapon that will teach you to utilise your whole body in unison to deliver immense power and control.

Tai Chi Combat I
This is the first part of Master Wong’s Tai Chi Combat System. It covers both
the Yang and Chen form and Combat technique; learning includes basic exercises to build the
flexibility, co-ordination and strength of the body necessary in order to set a viable foundation.
Form teaches the relevant body movement and technique used in combat, this must be practiced
often and regularly in order to strengthen the body’s capability. Application allows the individual
to practice and use combat technique with another person in order to develop power and skill in Tai Chi.

Master Wong’s Chen style is a harder, faster fighting art that uses low stances to deliver immense power along with devastating techniques to break down and control your opponents attack. The origins of this form are firmly rooted in its martial heritage. The Chen family where greatly feared and renowned for their powerful skills and their training was kept close within the family or highly trusted individuals. With a unique ideology this form other wise known as the ‘cannon fist’, draws much of its deep and powerful understanding from elements of the battlefield.

Master Wong’s Yang style teaches less hitting techniques, focusing more on how to get rid of your opponent through absorption of attack, powerful pushing, pulling, diversion and control. Yang Tai Chi’s development originates in Chen village, after learning there style through great dedication and training Yang developed his own system and passed it down to his children. Yang style is a popular form of Tai Chi, however as with other forms, and due to historical circumstances it has over time been diluted, making Master Wong’s form of Tai Chi a great rarity. Utilizing strong stances, the transferral of body weight and power into an opponent, Yang style re-designs certain elements of Chen style with alternate uses.

Tai Chi Combat II
Tai Chi Combat II, the second part of Master Wong’s Tai Chi Combat System this form is similar to many movements and combat techniques used in the first Chen form in Master Wong’s System, however it is entirely differing in its form and each applicative combat method is more extensive than Tai Chi Combat I.

Tai Chi Chuan
Tai Chi Chuan meaning ‘Grand Ultimate Fist’ is based on no form; it is used solely with the principles of Tai Chi in mind. Its technique and skill are developed directly through push hand practice, drills and application.
These train the individual in understanding how to move, and use weight transfer with balance and proper body control to apply combat technique. It is however easier to build on a foundation based on Tai Chi form

Tai Chi Training in the Master Wong System

Tai Chi Chin Na
‘Chin Na’ is something that could be considered as a higher technique of skill and control in that it further concentrates on the physiology of the body, training you in the use of very effective methods that will allow you to utilise effortless control over your opponent’s body.

Chin Na is a rarely taught skill, understood by few and practiced by fewer. It is arguably something of a more civilised approach, used more by higher classes that valued its subtleness and useful techniques
in being able to pinpoint the weakest points of an attacker’s body. It is believed by many to be a remnant of the specialist disarming methods used on the ancient battlefields of China, reflecting the background of the great Chen Wang Ting’s skills as a warrior.

You will learn how to find nerves and inflict pain with precision, lock the joints of the body, how to feel force and adapt your body to use it through push hand practice, perfecting your precision and control in the use of ‘Chin Na’.

Tai Chi Self Defence
Tai Chi was generally used as a means of self-defence by the higher classes, as it is a fighting method that becomes natural and unforced in regards to the control and the degree of damage you inflict on an individual. Master Wong has now incorporated this potent weapon into a training system for today’s society.
Through perfecting control over your body and developing your understanding of body mechanics
you will learn to deliver destructive force using Tai Chi techniques against the most common of assaults, such as punches, grabs, head locks, weapons, verbal abuse and more. From body hits to take downs the skills of Master Wong’s Combat Tai Chi have been condensed and illustrated for your learning.