Part 3 In Biu Gee, every movement in the arm displays the peak of the kinetic power of the body. The difficult part is how to converge such peak power onto a particular point of the limbs to turn it into a spearhead for attack. This entails techniques – finding the Centre of Weight of […]

Part 2 Biu Gee five gears explained; based on the concentrated operation of body weight and speed of movement, can cumulate power from the entire body onto an attack point. Its power generation can be described as five gears, similar to the acceleration gears of a vehicle. These Biu Gee five gears include: Moving-body-weight Power,

Sticking Hands (Chi Sau) is the main exercise for practising the fighting techniques of Wing Chun. When practising sticking hands, instructors always mention about facing one’s shadow (Chiu Ying), chasing one’s shadow (Jui Ying) (facing and chasing the opponent) and pointing towards the centerline (Gee Ng Sien). These are the main points in fighting techniques

The Wooden Dummy is recognised as the highest skill in Wing Chun. Hence, the majority of Wing Chun learners consider that learning the moves of the Wooden Dummy will automatically make them a good Wing Chun fighter. Some even feel very happy with themselves and boast about their own achievements to the junior learners. The

Literally, Chum Kiu when translated is the method of how to deal with the opponent’s wrists once in contact. In other words, Chum Kiu is the form applicable to fighting. If the theory of Chum Kiu is analysed carefully, it is the acme of the forms. The purpose of Wing Chun’s Chum Kiu is to