Ving Tsun Forms & Weapons
Siu Nim Tau – Little Beginning Idea
Siu Nim Tau is the first form and encompasses 70% of all Ving Tsun movement. Practitioner learns how the hands occupy the centerline and strong body mechanics.
Chum Kiu – Searching for the Bridge
Chum Kiu is the second form, encompasses 20% of all Ving Tsun movement, and teaches body mechanics of movement.
Bil Je – Emergency Hands
Bil Je is the third and final form and encompasses 10% of all Ving Tsun movement. Due to human error, practitioner may come off center. Bil Je teaches how to return to center as quickly as possible.
Muk Yan Jong - Wooden Dummy
Muk Yan Jong includes 108 techniques and the practitioner uses the Jong to practice techniques with precision.
Luk Dim Poon Kwan - Long Pole
Luk Dim Poon Kwan includes 6 and half techniques on a long pole. The practitioner learns to combine all the body’s energy and deliver it into a single point.
Bot Chom Doh - 8 Way Chopping Knives
Bot Chom Doh uses Ving Tsun knives in 8 directions and introduces advanced footwork.