Technical & real world expert in all things Wing Chun Kung Fu
recently became interested in Krav Maga, do you think it will be compatable with Wing Chun…or would it be too much at one time to comprehend together?
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Hey Mark,
I usually err on the side of focus on one thing at a time. But if you’re really committed to learning both at the same time, go for it.
Just remember that if both are new and unfamiliar then confusion and/or a LOT of practice will be required, and probably more time to start getting competent on either one.
Kind of like young kids or babies who live in houses where more than one language is spoken. They tend to start speaking later in life.
Rob