Hands of Wing Tsun app analytics for September 15

Nineteen Wing Tsun hand techniques, each photographed from seven camera angles, with the theory behind every one. Most training material shows a hand position from the front and leaves you guessing about the rest. A Bong Sau seen head-on tells you almost nothing about elbow height. Hands of Wing Tsun shows every technique from the left, the right, the front, the raised variants and directly from above, so you can check the shape you are actually making. WHAT IS INSIDE • 19 hand techniques: Biu Sau, Bong Sau, Fak Sau, Fook Sau, Gaun Sau, Gam Sau, Huen Sau, Jam Sau, Jip Sau, Jut Sau, Kau Sau, Lan Sau, Lap Sau, Man Sau, Pak Sau, Tan Sau, Tie Sau, Tok Sau and Wu Sau • Seven camera angles for each one • A full written explanation of what the technique is for and when it applies • The Chinese name and its meaning • Seven languages: German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Russian FREE, AND WHAT PRO ADDS All nineteen techniques, their descriptions and their Chinese names are free, viewed from the front. That is the whole curriculum, not a sample. Pro adds the other six camera angles and full zoom, so you can get close enough to read a wrist or an elbow. Try it free for 7 days, then a single purchase unlocks it for good — there is no subscription, and every future update is included. Light, dark and system appearance throughout. NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS, NO TRACKING Everything is stored in the app. There is nothing to sign up for, no advertising, no analytics, and no network connection required — it works the same on a mat with no signal as it does at home. FOR STUDENTS AND INSTRUCTORS Useful for checking your own shape between classes, for settling an argument about where the elbow belongs, and for showing a beginner what a position looks like from a side they cannot see while they are standing in it. Hands of Wing Tsun is a reference, not a substitute for a qualified instructor. Learn the system in a school, with a partner, under supervision.