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In this Clip live training to develop skills in real time using Chi Sao and Chin Na grappling is shown. Many teachers just show demo's which are set up or framed to give the outcome they want. The problem is real martial arts is live, and the skill must be live. Of course one must train forms, drill etc. but these must then develop into live training to become real skills Enjoy!

I can not recommend his work more highly; this book is the Gold Standard for Wing Chun Kuen books. Anybody that knows Vik will know that you will not find a more studious martial arts teacher. He not only has very high-level physical skills in multiple martial arts, but he has a depth of understanding that seems endless. He is one of the very few people in the world that I consider a true pioneer. https://www.doctrineofwck.com/buynow

As a practitioner of Wing Chun for over two decades, I was ecstatic to visit Yip Man Museum in Foshan, China. Our lineage traced back to the Grandmaster, and I’m thrilled to explore the exhibits. Decided to perform the forms in front of Grandmaster Yip Man as a form of my respect to the legend. I had such a wonderful time here and my wife could see the childlike glow on me. Laurence

My teacher Guro / Sifu Mark Wiley has produced an amazing must-read book, the Orthodox System of Ngo Cho Kun. I have filmed a review of this game changing read from a true master of the martial arts.

In this video, Sifu Vik Hothi introduces a new way of understanding range in Wing Chun — moving beyond the outdated, tool-based model of fighting (, kicks, punches, elbows and knees, takedowns and ground fighting). That model categorises techniques. But real combat doesn’t happen in categories. Instead, this video presents the concept of joint depth as a functional framework — one that reflects how control, pressure, and structure actually operate in real time. This isn’t abo