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Wing Chun · training method

Your Wing Chun, recognised and measured.

NIM watches through your camera, names each technique as you hold it, and measures it against your own references. Correct it once and it learns. Everything stays on your device.

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elbow 122°palm −76°
elbow 115°palm +36°
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elbow 107°palm +4°
Current technique · right arm Tan SaoBiu SaoLan SaoGan SaoWu SaoBong Sao Your own capture, as NIM tracked it.

The method

See it. Name it. Refine it.

1

Train in front of the camera

Go live without recording, take a picture of a position, or film a whole form. NIM tracks the body, the arms and each finger in 3D, from the front or in profile.

2

NIM names what you hold

Each arm is read on its own, Bong Sao on one side and Tan Sao on the other, and combinations like Quan Sao or Tan Da are recognised from their parts, with a score and what to correct.

3

Your corrections teach it

When it hesitates, or gets it wrong, confirm the right technique. That moment becomes a verified sample, and the next reading is closer to your own practice.

Everything in one place

One tool for the whole practice.

Knowledge graph

See how the system fits together.

Pick a level and follow it to its form, its partner exercises, the techniques they use and the concepts they train. Every technique shows which sides you have recorded.

nim. · Knowledge graph

Technique lab

Write techniques the way you teach them.

Build a technique from blocks (its phases, the checks on each one and the coaching when something drifts) or write it as code. Both are the same program.

nim. · Technique lab
# Your own reading of Tan Sao.
technique tan-sao-left {
  name: "Tan Sao"
  side: left
  applies: [centerline, structure]
  phase posture {
    label: "Arm extended"
    exemplar: "tan-sao-left-posture"
    constraints: [
      { kind: reference,
        measure: m.armDetail.leftElbowAngle3d,
        within: twoStdDev }
    ]
  }
}

“Advanced techniques are simply the basic techniques mastered.”

Moy Yat

The system

From the first idea to the knives.

Every level, its form and its partner exercises, mapped and connected, so you always know where a technique comes from and where it leads.

  1. Basic

    Siu Nim Tao

    Pak Sao · Lap Sao · Tang Chi Sao · Luk Sao

  2. Intermediate

    Chum Kiu

    Mah Po · Toy Mah · Chi Sao

  3. Advanced

    Biu Je

    Chi Sao · Chi Gerk

  4. Higher

    Moy Fah Jong

    Muk Yan Jong · Gerk Jong · Cheong Kiu Sao · Mai San Jong

  5. Higher

    Luk Dim Poon Kwan

    Jin Tsui · Biu Kwan · Chi Kwan

  6. Higher

    Bot Jom Doa

    The double knives

Privacy

Your movement never leaves your device.

I am a Sifu of Wing Chun from Argentina. I started training in 2009, graduated as a Sifu at 21, and I have been teaching since 2013.

For ten years I ran my own school in Argentina. Today I live in Lille, France.

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