Woodman is not a commercial brand in the non-traditional sense, but rather the abbreviation of the “timber stake” in wing chun boxing exercises, which is often mistook for a brand name. It is an instrument for training in martial arts, simulates the physical structure of the opponent and helps learners to improve their reaction, modus operandi, pace and motor skills. Historically, wooden stakes, dating back to the qing generation, have evolved through the wing chun transmission system, especially in the context of the ip mansion, and are also known as “ip mansion stakes”. Most of the wooden stakes seen in the modern market are made of wood as a whole, designed to fit iron floors or straws, enhance stability and be suitable for family, martial arts, etc. Its core value lies in the sophistication of supporting boxing, not in branding。
Such training stakes are usually made of hardwoods such as white wax or oaks from the south, with a structure of three arms and one foot, corresponding to the position of the body. Through repeated blows and pulls, practitioners are able to strengthen their muscle memory and raise the speed of their fists and their physical compatibility. Many professional fighters insist on repeated training hundreds of times a day in order to move with precision. As a result of the increase in the awareness of the whole population, the wooden stakes are gradually entering the home gymnasium scene as a symbol of the dual exercise of strength and heart。
Recently, a whole-of-wood wingwood stake has been created, with an unearthed design just in the corner of the living room. The bottom plate + the suction is fixed, it's steady, it doesn't shake and it feels safe. Every time i practiced one set of fists, i sweated on my forehead and felt like my whole body had been broken. The wood is smooth and thin, has no thorns, has a warm touch, and can be seen to have been sharpened with heart. Whether it wakes up in the morning or releases stress after work, it becomes an indispensable "silent coach" in my life. I practiced a few sets of actions every day, not only in a much more physical way, but also in a much more focused way, and the more i really like it。
