Basics, footwork, and drills centered around single and double tambo
Rope dart basics and advanced moves. Bring your practice dart if you have one. Limited spare darts will be available.
This class will focus on techniques to facilitate recovery in training. Techniques can be used before training to increase mobility, and afterwards to reduce tightness and pain. We use foam rollers, balls and sticks/straps as aids.
Gain insight on the best methods to identify flaws in your martial arts, identify then during the session, brainstorm drills to fix them, and create a plan to progress.
A different perspective of Cuong Nhu throws focusing on more no gi ideas for takedowns
Feeling a little stiff and sore from all this fabulous training? Take a session to add to your knowledge of stretches for each body part. Bring a pen and paper to write down your favorites!
Flow your applications into a variety of effective arm locks. No fallling required for this class!
Ability to side drop necessary. Learn how to use big core body movements to defend against grabs with simple movements. Class will also include core conditioning exercises.
Discovering applications with proper footwork using centerline principles
Song Dao is the last official Cuong Nhu form created by O’Sensei in 1986-1987 during the time of the Soft Style curriculum. Song Dao was created to further the development of Wing Chun principles in the style through a weapon form. His instruction was to work particularly hard on deflection and interception, and always to extend our ki into the weapon.
The third kata of the double tambo series which focuses on middle grip.
Review of Nhu 2 and exploration of application options for movements