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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.