It was never about power. It was about invisible capability, and how it gets built.
Most people see speed. Some see biomechanics. Very few realise they are looking at something else entirely: the visible expression of kung fu refined into art.
A martial arts manual, or a technique to copy from a demonstration clip.
A study of how deep capability is built, using one strike as the clearest, most compressed example available.
The One Inch Punch is a physical case study of a principle that shows up everywhere once you know to look for it: the visible result is never the starting point. What precedes it is.
Different names, different cases, different professions. What they share is not talent in the usual sense, it is capability built so thoroughly it no longer needs to be summoned. This e-book uses the punch to make that structure visible once, so it becomes recognisable everywhere else it appears.
Not a checklist. An order of operations, observed rather than invented, argued through in full, layer by layer, across the e-book.
Appearance. The position a strike is seen in, at its start or its end, what the eye actually witnesses, and the layer almost every demonstration mistakes for the whole punch.
Process. The order of movement the body follows once the appearance is set, the sequencing that actually carries a strike from where it starts to where it lands.
Refined energy. What arrives at the target once appearance and process are already in place, never the starting point.
This e-book is not a demonstration of what I know. It is an invitation into the world where I learned it, a world most people never get to see past the demonstration itself.
Not a highlight reel. The argument, made in full, with the body as evidence.
The Ying/Faat/Ging framework in fullWalked through from first principle to final application, not summarised in a paragraph.
Step-by-step technique photographyClear images showing body position and execution at each stage, not a single blurry demonstration frame.
Common structural errorsWhat actually breaks the punch, and how to recognise it in your own practice without a partner watching.
Lineage contextWhere this understanding of the punch comes from within my experience under Moy Yat lineage.
"...What makes this e-book such a remarkable work is its authenticity in the first person: the genuine account of a disciple seeking not recognition, but knowledge, through the path of living in close proximity to his Si Gung 師公 (Shīgōng 师公); a search for full legitimacy as a martial descendant of Patriarch Moy Yat 梅逸 (Méiyì 梅逸)...""
"...Thiago is my best friend, the brother life gave me. I admire him both as a human being and as a professional; he is someone I look up to and who inspires me to become a better person..."
"...Over the past few years, I have accompanied my Si Fu 師父 (Shīfù 师父) on countless journeys to Sao Paulo, in search of this experience alongside his Si Gung 師公 (Shīgōng 师公) Grandmaster Leo Imamura. Journeys that began at four o'clock on Friday mornings and continued until ten o'clock on Sunday evenings..."
The same structure runs through everything else I write. The One Inch Punch is simply where it is most visible, because the body cannot lie about what it has and hasn’t built.
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No. The framework is built to be understood from first principles, though practitioners of any striking art will recognise the structural ideas immediately.
No, this e-book is focused specifically on the One Inch Punch and the Ying/Faat/Ging principle behind it, not the complete system.
A digital e-book, delivered instantly after purchase, in English.