DT Woodturning
1 Port Talbot Workshops,
Addison Road,
Port Talbot.
SA12 6HZ

Wing Chun Kung Fu Training Equipment

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Custom made wooden dummies also available.
Wooden Dummies

Wing chun long pole (Luk Dim Boon Gwan) up to 2390mm long made in Ash and Purpleheart wood are also available

Tel / Fax: 01639 897177
Mobile: 07900 846397

E-Mail: dave.thomas
@dtwoodturning.co.uk

Website: www.dtwoodturning.co.uk

 

 

Baat Jaam Do

Wing Chun Butterfly Knives, Eight Slashing knives

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Price: £39.95 includes delivery Mailand U.K.
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These Wing Chun wooden training knives are made of high quality ply cut, shaped and sanded by hand, with a durable oil finish which is easily maintained. The handles are shaped so that they fit comfortably in the hands allowing complete control over the 13" (330mm) long blades.

They are available from stock and for an extra charge can be custom pyrographed with specified text.

The knive form is the last weapons form in the wing chun system and is taught to advanced students. It comprises of eight sections and helps develop footwork and wrist strength.

They can be purchased direct from DT Woodturning, quantity discounts are available for club purchases and delivery is available.

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Also available


Custom made wooden dummies.
Wooden Dummies

Wing chun long pole (Luk Dim Boon Gwan)
Tapering from 38mm at the butt end down to 25mm at the tip.

Long Poles


Ash
2390mm Long
Medium weight but extremely strong.
Can be left natural colour or stained dark.
Price: £45.00 includes delivery Mailand U.K.

Purpleheart wood
2390mm Long
( Atractive timber
extremely strong with a good weight)
Needs no staining bright purple in colour.
ideal for the serious Wing Chun practitoner.
Price: £65.00 includes delivery Mailand U.K.
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E-Mail: dave.thomas@dtwoodturning.co.uk

If you would like to learn the Wing Chun System in Swansea:
Contact Sifu, Stuart Mackinnon 07872 571553
Swansea Wing Chun Association Website

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UPDATED 30/07/2009