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The BJD is such an important weapon in Wing Chun development. In order to master the blades Alan has set out this course on drills from the form which sets you up on the path to masterly of the weapon.
Course Currilcum
- Introduction 00:00:00
- Why Learn the blades 00:00:00
- The Structure of Learning the Blades 00:00:00
- How the Blades improve your Wing Chun 00:00:00
- Distance Awareness 00:00:00
- Blade Awareness 00:00:00
- Section 1 Drill 1 Sink 00:00:00
- Section 1 Drill Chop 00:00:00
- Section 1 Drill Catching 00:00:00
- Section 1 Drill Circle 00:00:00
- Section 1 Drill Circle and Cut 00:00:00
- Section 1 Drill Double Jamm 00:00:00
- Section 1 finish 00:00:00
- Section 2 Drill Thrust 00:00:00
- Section 2 Drill Lan 00:00:00
- Section 3 Double Gan 00:00:00
- Section 4 Drill Kwun Dao 00:00:00
- Section 4 Drill Kwun to Attack part 1 00:00:00
- Section 4 Drill Kwun to Attack part 2 00:00:00
- Section 4 Drill Kwun to Attack part 3 00:00:00
Course Reviews
This is my first experience learning the blades this way, it makes way more sense. This course has taught me more about the blades, drilling techniques and why it is important to understand this part of the art. I look forward to the next modules!
Very hard to get information about BJD on the internet – the most you will get is a video of the form. In this course you get videos of the techniques broken down into bite sized drills to practice.
This is a fantastic first unit of the Baat Jaam Dao course and is both an extremely valid starting point for those who wish to review their Wing Chun Kuen knife skills and for those who wish to extend their empty hand training for the very first time.
It contains the essential skills needed to progress into the first four sets of the full Baat Jaam Dao form.
Blade familiarisation drills develop the key focus areas and attributes in preparation for the form and application. Great easy to follow breakdown
Very true.