Wing Chun clips

[yat_chum]

Links that I found on the wingchunkuen.com forum


Chan Yu Min lineage, Taming the Tiger
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/460613

WSL explaining SNT
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/459898

WSL explaining Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/458918

Sum Nung lineage, sifu Chow Chi Hei performing Wooden Dummy set
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/458640

Vietnam Yuen Chai Wan lineage Wing Chun
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/456832

Mai Gei Wong lineage, Wong Nim Yi's daughter Wong Dong Mei peforming Biu Jee
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/440914

Vietnam Yuen Chai Wan lineage, Yuen Chai Wan performing Wooden Dummy set
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/440329

Jackie Chan (Sing Long) hitting the Wooden Dummy
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/405365

Theme tune to Tai Chi Cheung Saam Fung (Taiji Zhang Sanfeng)
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/217590

Shunde Wing Chun Kuen, Little Training and "Four Doors" fist, a section.
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/181107

Making of a Wooden Dummy
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/167379

("Siu Gin" ethnic group headman?) Yau Jeung On performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/158080

Chi Sim Weng Chun, Tang Yick sifu performing Six-and-a-half-point pole
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/124691

Sum Nung Wing Chun 12 sets
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/120394

Chan Yu Min lineage, Twin Butterfly knives
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/118303

7 punches in one second
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/115950

Old style Muay Thai (Thai Boxing)
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/106475

Wing Chun (Asbel Cancio) vs. Judo (Dave Beneteau) (from UFC5)
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/97079

WSL showing Clive Potter sifu the 8 Slash knives
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/96113

Little Kids performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/95301

Film Stars performing Wing Chun - Leung Gar Yun, Yuen Biao, Di Lung, Ng Gin Ho
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/93399

WSL student Wu Chun Nam vs. Northern Praying Mantis
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/90645

Pan Nam sifu performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/84958

Pan Nam sifu performing Biu Jee
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/72210

Yip Man sifu peforming the 6.5 point pole - a short clip
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/62876

Yip Chun 8 Slash knives
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/53739

Cheung Bo lineage, Mak Yiu Ming - a recording of palm techniques
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/53730

Cheung Bo lineage, Mak Yiu Ming - a recording of footwork
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/53716

Slightly exaggerated Chi Gung
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/50431

Yip Man lineage (Sunny Tang), Wayne Belonoha performing two arm chi sau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/50175

Yip Man lineage (Sunny Tang), Wayne Belonoha performing single arm chi sau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45663

Yip Man lineage (Sunny Tang), Wayne Belonoha performing Biu Jee
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45655

Yip Man lineage (Sunny Tang), Wayne Belonoha performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45652

Yip Man lineage (Sunny Tang), Wayne Belonoha performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45648

Wing Chun vs. Kyokushin Karate
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45022

WSL performing Siu Nim Tau (from Science of Infighting)
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45012

Yip Man lineage, Lun Gai sifu performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/43339

Yip Man lineage, Lun Gai sifu performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/43333

Mai Gei Wong lineage, Rattan ring training - Loosening the shoulders
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/40614

Gulao (Koo Lo) Wing Chun lineage holder Fung Chun sifu performing Siu Nim Tau and loose hand sets
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/39069

Mai Gei Wong lineage, Rattan ring training - Main set
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/22928

Pan Nam sifu performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/12397

Chi Sim Weng Chun Kuen
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/1681

Yip Man lineage, Wooden Dummy
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/883

Yip Man lineage, a student of Lo Man Kam sifu performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/764

Yip Man lineage, a student of Lo Man Kam sifu performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/762

Sum Nung lineage, sifu Chow Chi Hei performing basic hand methods
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/539

Mai Gei Wong lineage, Wong Nim Yi sifu peforming Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/534

Short Bridge Inch power explained by Richard Bustillo (I think)
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/526

Yip Man sifu performing the Wooden Dummy set
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/524

Yip Man sifu performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/520

Yip Man sifu performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/518

Yip Man lineage, Chu Shong Tin sifu performing the Wooden Dummy set
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/513

Yip Man lineage, Chu Shong Tin sifu performing Chum Kiu
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/506

Yip Man lineage, Chu Shong Tin sifu performing Siu Nim Tau
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/503

Guangzhou Sum Nung Wing Chun Rattan Ring training
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/490

[citrus538]

[quote="yat_chum"]Links that I found on the wingchunkuen.com forum
Wing Chun vs. Kyokushin Karate
http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/45022
[/quote]
the caption on that page says something like "you can see there is not even a bit power" in reference to the wing chun guy. Ha ha.

[yat_chum]

As I have said several times on this forum.

Any style is only as good as the person doing it.

[yat_chum]

Gulao (Koo Lo) Wing Chun

http://podcast.blog.webs-tv.net/wingchun/podcast/555392

[silverfox]

My first style of Wing Chun was Pien San which is the almost the same technically as Gu Lao WC.

[DOM]

very interesting,seems very internal compared to what I have seen.It also looks closer to White CranE then ony other form of wing chun I have seen.

[yat_chum]

Hi Scott, it is my understanding that Pien san WC is Gulao WC
http://www.wingchunkuen.com/modules.php ... ent&tid=14


Thought you might be interested in some Weng Chun clips I recently found
Weng Chun Sap Yat Kuen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjzw1LCefoI

Weng Chun-GM Chan Wing yu & Siu-Two man set training
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFRBKqtqZX0

Shaolin Weng Chun Master Tang Chuk Pak in NYC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_o8bVdM5Ic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcqsNjua3wc

[silverfox]

Hello,

Pien San is a derivative of Gulao WC created by the Fung Family which means side body positioning. Leung Jan taught 4 students his abbreviated version of WC. One of these students was of the Fung family where there was a strong following of the side body principle.

Leung Jan was already in his 70's and believed that good WC (based on his fighting experiences and age) was more decptive in attack and defense from the side as opposed to the front and center approach of his earlier days. Also he focused more on san sik or (hands on) style training as opposed to form training. He believed the student needed to have the information passed on through points and kinetic exchange of the points from teacher to student.

These 4 students eventually passed on the Gulao system, but the curriculum which focused on individual points or movements was interpreted in diverse numerical points according to each of the 4 teachers. This is why there are 12, 22, and 40 points in each respective system.

The system that I learned was the Fung Ga sup yee san sik system (AKA the 12 points of the Fung family) in relation to Fung Chun who taught his siblings. Hun Mui had studied Pien San under one of Fung Chun's siblings in Hong Kong before coming to America in the 1970's and teaching a small private group of students in Boston, MA.

Sifu Alix Lavaud was one of these original students and my first Wing Chun teacher whom I have an enormous amount of love and respect for as a teacher, friend, and fatherly mentor.

I hope this helps a bit.

Thanks,

Scott

[kung fu fighter]

cool

[silverfox]

Hello Navin,

I did not complete the system as my Sifu also did not complete the system, but that is another story.

Please PM me when you have a chance.

Thanks

Scott

[kung fu fighter]

check your pm box!

[silverfox]

Hello Navin,

I had trained 8 of the 12 points and the chi sao drills, basic and advanced footwork, plus the dummy drills and triple sandbag routines. I was a closed door private student of Sifu Alix for 3-4 days per week training for 3-5 hours per day. That lasted for around 3 years.

My training with Sifu was very hands on and even though he had not finished the system he had honed what he had learned over his 25 years of training and teaching. The system I received was invariably different from what he had received since it became his own, but what he lacked in quantity, the quality of what and how he taught was at a much higher level than many of the other advanced level practitioneers of various Wing Chun styles I have worked with who did have whole systems but lacked the quality.

I was very fortunate to have received my Wing Chun foundation from such an incredible person like Sifu Alix.

Thanks for your interest!

Scott

[yat_chum]

Pin San WC form from Master Fung
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qlfeMH2oBg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYhJn9OfeBs

[yat_chum]

Two more clips

Lok sifu, Foshan Lam Soi Man Wing Chun, Yiu Choi lineage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCbp-Xvzsfg

Ma Yiu Ming sifu, Foshan Cheung Bo Wing Chun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH_L4xN1omI

[yat_chum]

Pan Nam Wing Chun
Bil Jee
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_geVJUH8xks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNmA1NGCKaE

[yat_chum]

Another version of Wing Chun Bil Jee
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTrR6_-LKkk

[DOM]

Wow! that one really showed strong elements of Crane.

[yat_chum]

Vietnamese Yuen Chai Wan WingChun

Five Animals Form
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRn3IM3nIW4

[yat_chum]

Another clip of Pan Nam Wing Chun Bil Jee
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBrIuxxk8ec

[yat_chum]

Cho Ga Wing Chun Kuen
(Ban Chung, Malaysian, South East Asian)

A section from Siu Lien Tao (Little First Training)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ46TnwTAxQ

GM Cheong Wai Bo and Eric Ling discuss Cho Ga
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH5V5wjFAcI

Cho Ga Wing Chun Kuen (Caojia Yongchunquan), or the Wing Chun Kuen of the Cho family, combined the Wing Chun Kuen proper of Yik Kam (a four section Siu Lien Tao similar to the Siu Lien Tao, Chum Kiu, and Biu Jee of other lineages combined) with the Cho's Panyu village system (consisting of various southern fists like Choy Lay Fut, Hung Kuen, White Crane, etc.). In the early 1900s, it was spread by Cho On into Malaya (now Malaysia) where it was commonly referred to as Ban Chung (Ban Zhong, Inside Opera) Wing Chun Kuen. It has also been called Malaysian and South East Asian Wing Chun Kuen.