A few more things to discuss about wood workers

After I introduced our branch's historical photo of my master and his colleague standing next to the carpentry tree, I received a number of comments wanting me to clarify more about some issues related to carpentry.

As you know (through reality as well as through movies introducing clubs, dojos, and through websites), carpenters in Hanoi have some typical shapes as follows:

i - The wooden shape of the dojo we have introduced: This type of wood person is called "three-armed wood person" (ie has three hands).

ii - Wooden body shape is adapted from Hong Kong Wing Chun:

iii - The shape of the multi-armed carpenter: I don't know the origin of this type of wood man.

As you all understand: different shapes of carpentry inevitably mean the exercises and methods of practicing carpentry will also be different. previous post) usually requires the practitioner to be very good at punching, so that when practicing with the wood person, they can gain the benefits through practicing with the wood person.

Some of the things discussed above may not satisfy you. We hope for your understanding.

Sincerely thank you for your love for us.

Hanoi, May 25, 2006
Martial arts master - Engineer Nguyen Ngoc Noi