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San Ti Shi - Xing Yi Quan Stance

The fundamental stance of Xing Yi Chuan - a detailed look at how this stance is carried out.

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How to tie a sash in Kung Fu

This video demonstrates exaclty how to tie a Sash for Kung Fu classes. Not all clubs use sashes, but if it yours does, the correct method of tying your Sash is important.

Last Commented By ianbradley at 4:55:02am 26 June 2011:

yeah i do Lau Gar, how'd you guess TKD UK. Might do what you suggested and get different sashes and leave the originals hanging on my wall with the cerificates

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The 4 primary powers - Yang Style Tai Chi

A tutorial of the four primary powers of Yang style Tai Chi

Last Commented By decker dude at 6:08:12pm 7 January 2012:

Hya James, decker here! Well we finally did the deed today! My wife and i joined a Tai Chi club in Tenterden, in Kent. It is run by a guy called 'Max Mileham'. It is a very friendly class, with people of about our own age or above. At first during the warm-up, i got a little frustrated, because i am used to the harder type of work-out in my Shotokan Classes. But then i had a talk to myself, (i had masses of time to talk to myself!) and slowed it all right down, and all went very well. My wife enjoyed it too, but will ache like the devil tomorrow i bet, she is hobbling around a bit now!! We aim to go every week now James, and will combine it with Shopping in that area afterwards. We were told by other students there that it is the 'Yang style' that is being taught, but 'max' gave us some literature when we finished, (and the medical infomation forms to fill in) which has the 'Wudang Style, Long River Tai Chi' logo on the paperwork, so i'm a tad confused at that, my thinking is that perhaps the Yang and the Wudang are linked in some way through lineage? Anyway, this message is just to say that we are now firmly on our way into the Art of Tai Chi! Thank you very much for YOUR help James, i will let you know how we get on from time to time ok!?! DD.

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"Grasping the Bird's Tail" - Yang style Tai Chi

The first lesson in a series by Medway Tai Chi Society regarding the unique Yang style of Tai Chi Chuan.

Last Commented By 444four444 at 4:54:00pm 7 October 2010:

It really is beautiful. I was mesmerized the whole time. :P Good music choice.

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Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Knives) Form

Bart Jarm Do (Butterfly Knives) Form of Wing Chun Kung Fu.

Last Commented By at 3:04:52am 9 September 2010:

Nice performance

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Mook Yan Jong

The wooden dummy form of Wing Chun, called Muk-Yan-Chong (pronounced muck-yahn-chong), is probably the most-recognized item in the martial arts today. Even though a variety of martial arts employ a wooden dummy for training, it is usually more recognized with Wing Chun.

Last Commented By decker dude at 7:48:58pm 2 December 2011:

Excellent video ashley! I started watching the Shotokan vids earlier on-(as it is my personal preference)-and have been all over the place looking at all manner of vids--i KNEW this was a good site to go on!!

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Biu Tze

The final empty-hand form is called Biu-Tze. Meaning "Thrusting-Fingers" form.

Last Commented By decker dude at 8:03:28pm 2 December 2011:

It really is good to see the Masters performing these arts and passing them on to the younger generation.

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Chum Kiu

Chum Kiu is the second of three open-hand forms of Wing Chun Kung Fu.It builds upon many of the basic principles and techniques learned in the first Wing Chun open-hand form, Siu Lim Tao.

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Bong Sau with forward stepping

Instructional Wing Chun video explaining Bong Sau with forward stepping, a great tutorial on this Chinese martial art.

Last Commented By Dhuruvan at 11:19:53am 5 October 2011:

to learn the techniques.

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Gan Sau against a mid-level kick

Instructional video on the Wing Chun technique of Gan Sao and how it can be applied to defend against a mid-level kick.

Last Commented By mcombatmethod at 2:24:38pm 11 April 2011:

I agree with the way he uses the angle to step inward. The best way to deal with kicks is stepping inward in an angle to a point they do not have enough power to damage you.

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Jum Sau changing into Fook Sau

Instructional Wing Chun video explaining how to change from Jum Sau to Fook Sau

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Lap Sau

Pak Sao - the Wing Chun arm technique, one of the fundamental principles of this Chinese martial art.

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Pak Sau

Pak Sao - the Wing Chun blocking technique, one of the fundamental principles of this Chinese martial art.

Last Commented By wing chun at 11:23:07am 12 February 2010:

Pak Sau hand shouldn't drop when being retracted it should stay on the same line as in Sui Lim Tao

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Tai Chi - 48 Form

Tai Chi Chuan 48 Form instructional video and guide

Last Commented By Kevin Zhang at 6:06:11pm 5 February 2010:

Wonderful technique

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Tai Chi - 42 Form

Tai Chi Chuan 42 Form instructional video and guide. The 42 Forms is that it is a condensed version of The 48 Forms, and is based mainly on The 48 Forms. One of the main differences is that where are three repetitions in The 48 Forms, The 42 Forms has only two.

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