Dit Da Jow for Wing Chun Students: A Practical Guide
A practical guide to Dit Da Jow for Wing Chun students: what it is, which of our three herbal massage liquids to choose and how to apply it safely.
A practical guide to Dit Da Jow for Wing Chun students: what it is, which of our three herbal massage liquids to choose and how to apply it safely.
How to store Dit Da Jow and other herbal massage liquids: where to keep the bottle, using an atomiser spray cap, keeping it away from children, labelling and getting the most from every bottle.
Dit Da Jow beyond Wing Chun: a note for boxers, Muay Thai fighters and other martial artists on what Dit Da Jow is, when not to put it on, and how to use it sensibly.
How our traditional Dit Da Jow is made in Halesowen: a recipe from the Ip Man lineage via Sifu Shaun Rawcliffe, aged for over twelve months.
Dit Da Jow, Iron Palm Dit Da Jow or the 50/50 blend: a scenario-by-scenario comparison of our three traditional herbal massage liquids to help you pick the one that fits the way you train.
How to apply Dit Da Jow: a practical step-by-step guide covering patch testing, how much to use, ‘wet not dripping’, timing around training, broken skin and looking after your skin.
What is Dit Da Jow? The meaning of ‘fall hit wine’, where the tradition comes from, why Chinese martial arts schools kept their own recipes and how it is used by students today.
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