OUR KUNG FU SYSTEM (VING TSUN)
Ving Tsun, pronounced as Wing Chun, it is a system of close range combative skills that has withstood the test of time. Ving Tsun is and remains the only system of martial arts that has its roots as being invented by a woman. It’s origins start from the fabeled Shaolin Temple and has been tried and tested by many and proven to be one of the most efficient and effective martial arts system on the planet…barring none. It’s simplicity and economy of motion make it easy to learn and understand. It’s efficiency and effectiveness place it on the top of the Martial World and also the reason it is taught and learned as widely as it is today. Ving Tsun’s popularity has grown to being taught in more than 60 countries by every walk of life.
VT BASIC FORMS
SIU NIM TAU
“Little Idea”
The first form in the Ving Tsun system, Siu Nim Tau is translated as “Little Idea”. This form is regarded in many circles as the gem of Ving Tsun as it proudly boasts its claim as an essential form that builds internal energy. Body structure, centerline theory and the entire system is found within this form. This is the foundation and building block of martial skill.
CHUM KIU
“Seeking Bridge”
Chum Kiu is the 2nd form learned as it translates to”Seeking Bridge”. To many the fun starts here, due to its moving nature. This form builds the students coordination and balance along with teaching core values in combative theory and bridging the gap between you and the opponent. This highly dynamic form utilizes advanced footwork and builds power.
BIU JEE
“Darting Fingers”
Last is Biu Jee a.k.a “Darting Fingers”. Often mysterious in nature due to the various plays within lineages. Biu Jee highlights fast movements for short and long range situations and only comes out to play when one finds themselves in “emergency” situations. In essence what to do when the center line has been compromised. Two words, Fast n Furious!
ADVANCED TRAINING
Luk Dim Boon Kwan
Luk Dim Boon Kwan also known as the 6 ½ actually ranges from 8 to 9 ft. The power from the long bridge of the two arms is concentrated into one point and is shot out to the different positions in the form. It only has six and one half techniques. This form builds strength in the legs and arms and uses a traditional wide horse stance when performing training drills.. It will also improves coordination and teaches one more about the centerline.
Mook Yan Jong
Thought to have originated in the shaolin temple The wooden dummy offers the practitioner a means of performing techniques where a partner would otherwise not be available. The Jong made of solid wood represents a physical person. By training on the jong it helps correct arm position and allows for the use of waist power and execution of energy and teaches correct distance. The form itself is performed with 108 movements.