New Chi-Sau Article in JAMA

[geezer]

My Si-dai, Jeff Webb wrote an article on Chi-Sau in the current issue (Volume 18, Number 2, 2009) of Journal of Asian Martial Arts. The article is titled, "Tactile Reflex Development Through Wing Tsun's 'Sticking-Hands' Practice" and is a fairly in-depth technical examination of physiological effects and benefits of Chi-Sau training. A bit heavy reading, but no worse than some of Mook's posts, LOL. Also, it has some good picture sequences of different basic Chi-Sau drills. If you can get ahold of a copy, I'd definitely recommend it. Let me know what you think.

[mook jong man]

My Si-dai, Jeff Webb wrote an article on Chi-Sau in the current issue (Volume 18, Number 2, 2009) of Journal of Asian Martial Arts. The article is titled, "Tactile Reflex Development Through Wing Tsun's 'Sticking-Hands' Practice" and is a fairly in-depth technical examination of physiological effects and benefits of Chi-Sau training. A bit heavy reading, but no worse than some of Mook's posts, LOL. Also, it has some good picture sequences of different basic Chi-Sau drills. If you can get ahold of a copy, I'd definitely recommend it. Let me know what you think.

Is that an American publication Geezer ?
I wouldn't mind having a read of that , but I don't think we get that mag in my country.
Is there somewhere you can read it on the internet?

[Tensei85]

Hey Geezer,

That's awesome! Ill be sure to check that issue out.

Mook, yea its an American publication but I'm almost 100% positive you can get it air mailed to the UK via subscription, costs a lot more however.

[jarrod]

no but you can order copies on line:

http://journalofasianmartialarts.com/cms2/journal-issues/133.html

my coach has published with JAMA a couple times; it is a really, really enjoyable journal unlike any other MA publication out right now, & i highly recommend it.

jf

[mook jong man]

Mook, yea its an American publication but I'm almost 100% positive you can get it air mailed to the UK via subscription, costs a lot more however.

Thats great Tensei , but it wont help me much mate , seeing that I live in Australia lol . :uhyeah:

[Tensei85]

Thats great Tensei , but it wont help me much mate , seeing that I live in Australia lol . :uhyeah:

You'll have to hopefully accept my apologies on that one Mook, I really don't know why at the time of the post I had you pegged for living in the UK. :o

Well I'm walking away now in embarrassment. lol

[jarrod]

so you confused britain with britain's prison colony, it happens all the time.

(i kid, i kid! don't chain punch me...)

jf

[graychuan]

A series of very informative articles are also available here (http://www.tempewingchun.com/articles.html)in pdf format for free. They are written by a Sifu Joy Chaudhuri of Augusten Fong (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ui6rj58DA0) lineage. Joy has studied WC since 1976! :ultracool

[Tensei85]

so you confused britain with britain's prison colony, it happens all the time.

(i kid, i kid! don't chain punch me...)

jf

Lol.

Ah, its all the same over that way anyways right? Just kidding! Actually I think I just had one to many shots at the time of the post,(it was a holiday after all) remember electronics & thinking don't go well with drinking. For all the kids that are reading this post don't drink & drive either.

[TinTin_57]

Just in case there is anyone UK based that is looking for this mag you can get it at Borders if you have one near you.

[harlan]

The journal is also available as an online subscription. Cuts down on paper and mailing costs! :)

[zepedawingchun]

My Si-dai, Jeff Webb wrote an article on Chi-Sau in the current issue (Volume 18, Number 2, 2009) of Journal of Asian Martial Arts. The article is titled, "Tactile Reflex Development Through Wing Tsun's 'Sticking-Hands' Practice" and is a fairly in-depth technical examination of physiological effects and benefits of Chi-Sau training. A bit heavy reading, but no worse than some of Mook's posts, LOL. Also, it has some good picture sequences of different basic Chi-Sau drills. If you can get ahold of a copy, I'd definitely recommend it. Let me know what you think.

Is this issue currently on the newstands or is it waiting to be released?

[jarrod]

it's out now.

[mook jong man]

so you confused britain with britain's prison colony, it happens all the time.

(i kid, i kid! don't chain punch me...)

jf

Hey Jarrod , guess where Britain used to send their convicts to before they started sending them to Australia ?

Thats it buddy AMERICA , we could be related brother , both descended from some poor bastard who got transported for stealing a loaf of bread . :boing2:

[matsu]

tensei.....perhaps it was his accent that confused ya??

and on topics of colonies,,,, seriously has anyone read
"1421 the year china discovered the world"
what an amazing read...
china discoverd oz 400 years b4 cook got there and he used stolen chinese maps to do it and still got scupperd on the barrier reef!
and peruvian indians dont understand each others local dialects but all understand chinese..... ok enough useless info

matsu

[zepedawingchun]

My Si-dai, Jeff Webb wrote an article on Chi-Sau in the current issue (Volume 18, Number 2, 2009) of Journal of Asian Martial Arts. The article is titled, "Tactile Reflex Development Through Wing Tsun's 'Sticking-Hands' Practice" and is a fairly in-depth technical examination of physiological effects and benefits of Chi-Sau training. A bit heavy reading, but no worse than some of Mook's posts, LOL. Also, it has some good picture sequences of different basic Chi-Sau drills. If you can get ahold of a copy, I'd definitely recommend it. Let me know what you think.

I found the magazine and read the article. Very in-depth as you stated. I enjoyed it, and it goes into a lot of detail for the Wing Chun student.