Equilibirum Shape

Ideal positions in the Flecken Wing Chun.

WCH (Wing Chun Main Point):

The position of the rear hand in front of the body axis is crucial for stability and the ability to execute turns and movements in Wing Chun. This position allows the practitioner to define and control the axis of rotation for various techniques.

WCF (Wing Chun Form):

The simultaneous movement of the rear and front hands along a defined line is important for the coordination and effectiveness of the techniques. The term "balance line of action" indicates that the movements are designed to maintain the body's balance while optimally utilizing force.

WCG (Wing Chun Danger Zone):

The distance from the WCH to the body axis describes the space in which the practitioner is exposed to potential threats. The "Wing Chun Vortex" is understood as a technique or strategy for responding to and neutralizing attacks by utilizing one's own position and movement.

Golden Ratio:

The Golden Ratio, as an axial proportion, indicates a harmonious and balanced structure found in nature and many art forms. In Wing Chun, this means that the positioning of the hands and posture is designed to be both aesthetically and functionally ideal.

Overall, these concepts aim to place the principles of Wing Chun on a mathematical and physical basis, which can provide deeper insight into the technique and its application. Such analyses can be helpful for practitioners to develop a better understanding of the movements and their effectiveness.