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In a fight alot of the time your opponent will be bigger than you, stronger than you, or both. Wing Chun teaches economy of energy and structure, which comes down to believing in the importance of not confronting your attacker's force directly. Instead, in Wing Chun you gain the ability to work with your attacker's force dirrected towards you. Wing Chun works for poeple of any size.
Wing Chun has two traditional weapons and they are butterfly swords and the dragon pole. Anyone can learn Wing Chun. It is a great hobby or whatever you would like to call it. I personaly learn it because I love the stuff and I want to fight later on in my life. If you would like to study Wing Chun Kung Fu you do not need to be very athletic or big and strong. Wing Chun is a fighting art, but even if you were not learning Wing Chun to learn how to fight it will make you a better fighter no matter what. Wing Chun is a fighting art,if not the most then one of the most practical styles out there in the martial arts world for stand up fighting.

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EllemyshShade said:
And do you know anything about  Tang Soo Do?  Sorry for all the questions. 

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well I tend to steer away from arts with belt systems.. but I've heard some good things about Tang Soo Do..which is essentially a mixed martial art. But from the looks of it, it's just an inferior form of Jeet Kune Do. 

Jeet Kune Do - the "formless" art that Bruce Lee invented. It embraces ANY style that works efficiently, and there are no belts. Bruce Lee was trained by Yip Man who developed Wing Chun Kung Fu basically from Shaolin Kung Fu..