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Old school ways

The book does indeed begin with some great content about the ideas behind the action and starts by going into some detail about the very basics. There after the images are so bright you can hardly see some details (the book does rely on the imagry) and there is nothing much for a seasoned beginner. However, some of the detail in the descriptions and example applications of SLT are things weve skipped over in class (hmmm). It seems a very traditional training method, learn, drill, candle test. My school is very hard and applied at the begining. This is a welcome softness. At the price its not a bad buy...

very disappointing

I agree totaling with the person above, this should only be bought if you are struggling to remember to the first form. There is no easy way to learn wing chun, you simply have to attend a good school and have a good master.

"secret" techniques!

I bought this book on the strength of the first few pages which were good, but the rest is a disappointment. The first pages discuss the stance and some maxims of wing chun - the sort of detail a book like this needs. However, what I read was nothing new and certainly does not qualify today as secret techniques. The good content merely reassured me that my sifu is teaching me well. The rest of the book is filled with picture sequences of the basic movements and form which are of very little use unless you attend a wing chun school - spot the mistakes in the pictures if you do buy this book! After a year with my sifu, I have to admit that the book, or perhaps any book for that matter, does not cover the finest details and principles that you could learn by practising in a good wing chun school. If you know more than this book, youve got yourself a good teacher. If the book has a lot of knowledge new to you, its time to start searching for a new teacher! Practice hard, si hing!