Judy Gumbo Albert on the cover of Berkeley Tribe (1970)
Judy was an original Yippie and is an all around badass. She has a really dope photo essay over at Thorne Dreyer’s Rag Blog:
“In 1970, during the American War, I visited what was then North Viet Nam. It was a Yippie trip. This year I returned to Viet Nam. What follows are some of my impressions.”
Sifu Alex teaching a long pole private lesson to First Technicians Sokha and Craig.
wow, I really like this photo of me and might hit up my Sifu for a print or something…. Also, Luk Dim Boon Gwan is amazing especially when and where this huge, heavy, brutal thing turns out to be frustratingly elegant.
Sifu Alex Richter at the Wooden Dummy. (motion blur photo composite)
my Sifu and Mr. Mok. Excellent.
Sifu Alex’s story time is the only story time guaranteed to improve your punch! Here, students learn the real mechanics behind the mythical “one inch punch.”
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it’s always funny when you’re trying to learn something but at the same time you’re also thinking “Ok, I’m about to get punched…..”
Also, the 1-Inch-Punch lesson was pretty awesome.
Our Partner School, Urban Kung Fu, has started a facebook page! Be sure to check them out.
This chi sau session was fun. Kaiu is always awesome to train/spar/do chi sau with and he’s a heckuva teacher too. Wishing him success with Urban Kung Fu.
From last week’s long pole photo shoot with Sifu Alex.
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Been practicing my Long Pole form for a couple weeks now and this (and the follow-up technique) are my favorite parts.
Instructor Tutorial students at City Wing Tsun lined up and ready to start another 2 hour lesson with Sifu Alex!
you can just barely make me out at the end there cuz i’m the short guy w/ a beard.
Red Bull Arena invited City Wing Tsun for a Martial Arts demo. Here, Sifu Alex demonstrates the Baat Jaam Do while the crowd looks on with bated breath.
and then I died by knives.
