Emin in Cape Town

EBMAS is hosting a comprehensive Testing and Application Seminar in Cape Town, bringing together practitioners who want to deepen their understanding of Wing Tzun and Latosa Escrima through hands-on exploration. This seminar focuses on practical application - moving beyond drills and forms to understand how techniques function under pressure. Participants will work through testing methods that reveal the real mechanics of strikes, locks, and footwork. The curriculum covers both the Wing Tzun hand techniques and Escrima blade work, with emphasis on how these systems complement each other in real scenarios. What to Expect You will engage in structured partner drills, progressive resistance work, and application testing - the process of discovering whether a technique actually works when your partner is genuinely resisting. This is not about competition or proving dominance. It's about honest feedback and refinement. The seminar covers foundational Chi Sao (sticky hands) principles, practical Biu Tze (thrusting fingers) applications, and Escrima range work. You'll learn how to test your own technique and identify gaps in your understanding. Instructors will guide you through common mistakes and show adjustments that improve efficiency. Who Should Attend Whether you're a beginner exploring EBMAS for the first time or an experienced practitioner refining your skills, there's material here for you. No prior Wing Tzun or Escrima experience is required, though students with foundational knowledge will find deeper refinement. Cape Town's training community continues to grow, and this seminar provides an opportunity to train with EBMAS instructors in a focused, collaborative environment. Details and Registration For dates, times, location, and registration, contact EBMAS directly through the seminar announcement or your local instructor.

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