The Issue of Lopsidedness of Wong Shun Leung Ving Tsun

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Someone asked me what the lopsidedness is like. This image depicts it.

This image represents the body. It's affecting all WSLVT practitioners. We haven't even talked about the issue of the fragmented arms yet (noodle arms.).



Use this video as the reference. 

The body is misaligned and you can't even move properly (unstable), let alone defending yourself.



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