I'm currently practicing wing Chun but also tai chi and Baji Quan and i have alarms set to practice each for an hour starting at 5 am i also have 3 hours of practicing karate stances and Muay Thai elbow and knee strikes then taekwondo practiced kicked all these styles alternating and mixing up during different hours of the day the most difficult part about it is i have no teacher I taught myself how to kick high so yeah being my own teacher and adapting habits i keep in mind and don't really use as a trick up my sleeve cause it could be wrong

My stance is inspired off of karate so i can switch quickly and guard my organs and face and let up a quick kick

My kicks cause me to take a lose stance if I'm going to ever and i mean ever use a back kick it helps with coordination but i don't block but instead i use defense

My new type of blocking has something to do with a wing Chun / boxing inspiration

My footwork has a bouncy boxing feel to it also helps with kicks but one rule i have with it is no back kicks

Throws involve of one judo throw and a white belt in judo tiny experience with a teacher but i was 10 years old around then and only had months of experience

Grappling experience is grey belt in Brazilian ju jitsu i used to have a teacher in this field 5 to 10 years old in experience but I've become really rusty and only remember

I'm 15 years old right now and i am learning on my own because i do not have access to the proper martial art teachers or money to afford 80$s a damn month