Wing Chun Illustrated – Issue 90

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Wing Chun is an art of contact – not only with another person, but with pressure, uncertainty, intent and yourself.

Every drill, form and exchange reveals something. A mistake in Chi Sau may expose tension. A simple movement may reveal poor timing, misplaced effort or a faulty sense of distance. In honest training, the art becomes feedback.

What does Wing Chun reveal when we stop merely performing it and begin learning to feel, test and embody it?

This unabridged audio edition of Wing Chun Illustrated – Issue 90 explores that question.

Cover Feature: Sifu Keith Monk explains how real Wing Chun skill is developed over time, showing how consistency, disciplined practice and the right environment shape confident, practical ability.

Features: Sifu Darren Elvey explains how Paak Sau drills build centreline control, forward intent and range awareness. Sifu Paul Bui outlines Yuen Chai Wan Wing Chun, while Sifu Desiree Khalatbari-Lee explores self-defence from awareness to action.

Mind, Body & Health: Sifu Samuel Lutz reflects on Wing Chun as more than combat. Sifu Dave Richardson links Ling Tung Gong with Siu Nim Tau, breath and intention, while Sifu Kati Rounevaara shows how breathing patterns influence movement and shoulder tension.

Columns & Departments: Sifu Alan Paterson examines beginner errors, Sifu David Peterson questions the misuse of Bong Sau, the Wing Chun Twins compare Paak Da with pad work and Sifu Jim Roselando honours the Gulao Wing Chun legacy of Sifu Henry Mui.

Application & Insight: Sifu Jason Korol looks at Bruce Lee’s Dummy Sets, Sifu John Lobb explores automatic Chi Sau and Sifu Robert Chu explains how internal mechanics generate power.

Produced using a Professional Voice Clone, based on a real, licensed audiobook narrator, this edition features a calm, natural British voice with a soft-spoken delivery.

Listen to Issue 90 today – and keep refining your Wing Chun.