Forms.

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

Siu Nim Tau (Little Idea).

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

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Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge).

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

Biu Jee (Darting Fingers).

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

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Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy).

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords).

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

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Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

A form is a pre-defined set of movements that is commonly performed among martial arts practitioners. You may have heard a form referred to as a Kata in Karate as it is a Japanese translation of the word.

Wing Chun has a total of six forms. Three empty hand, the first taught is Siu Nim Tao (Little Idea), second Chum Kiu (Seeking the Bridge) and third Biu Jee (Darting Fingers). There is one form using a Mook Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy) and two using weapons, Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Swords) and the Luk Dim Boon Kwan (Six and a Half Point Pole).

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Southern Wing Chun

2 months ago

Hi everyone, my name is Ken Weston. I own and run Southern Wing Chun Club at Morphett Vale East Primary School. Southern Wing Chun is a practical and effective traditional kung fu. We teach from Chu Shong Tins lineage. I have been training with Albert Chong for many years and I am still regularly training with him. We teach external techniques and internal energy. I focus on complete relaxation of all the joints. Correct stance and structure of spine and body. Relaxation is a very powerful tool . Through this process helps you feel the natural energy to flow into punches, kicks and techniques and of course the forms. Combining Structure, relaxation and mind focus. Which also helps in every day living. We focus on Simplicity, Directness, practicality,Economy of movement and minimum use of brute strength. We train on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6.30 pm to 8.30pm .Saturdays from 10.00 am to 11.30 am. Your first 2 lessons are free. So please come down and give it ago. Please contact me Ken Weston on 0405168287. To all please share this post to all of your friends. Southern Wing Chun. ... See MoreSee Less

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