Wing Chun's Hidden Strength - Using circles to blend, redirect and flow
You might’ve been told Wing Chun is all about straight lines—but there’s more to it.
Once your structure is solid, you start to notice something else... circles.
Curved movements naturally show up in Wing Chun, and how they help you blend with pressure, redirect force, and move with less strain.
It’s not about using strength—it’s about using structure in a smarter way. Plus, you're moving in a way that protects your joints over time, this might give you something to think about.
Check out the full video on Youtube:
Wing Chun’s Hidden Strength - Use Circles to Blend, Redirect, and Flow
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Adam Chan
Adam Chan is a martial artist with over 30 years of experience. He started studying Wing Chun in 1986 under Sifu Joeseph Boychuck (Moy Yat Lineage). He also learned from other combative styles such as Hakka, NCGF, Fu and Hsing Yi/Yi Quan, Natural Gate Boxing,