Muk Jan Zong
Wooden Dummy The wooden dummy, modeled after a human being, is an elementary and perfect training tool in Siu Lam Wing Chun. Dummy training not only develops punching power and footwork, but also sensitivity, alignment and infighting skills. We specifically learn and train the wooden dummy form of the Tang family. Start Online
Gwan Paai
Siu Lam Wing Chun originated in the Tang family curriculum and includes a unique training tool, the longpole wooden dummy. On it the longpole techniques are trained, as well as the special step work of the Siu Lam Wing Chun longpole. The wooden dummy is a wooden frame with seven longpole and a shield in […]
Saam Baai Fat
Saam Baai Fat means “Three bows to Buddha.” The form combines the hand techniques of Siu Lam Wing Chun with the basic foot work of Southern Chinese Kung Fu. The form was originally created by Wong Lou Zo and then it entered into the curriculum of the Lo Family. In addition to training one’s structure […]
Soeng Gung
The Soeng Gung (Double Force) originated from Yeung Tim and entered the curriculum of the Tang Family via Tang Pok. The form combines the hand techniques with the special footwork of the Siu Lam Wing Chun and teaches structure and power transmission, speed and softness. It includes training of coordination in space in the eight […]
Wing Chun Kyun
The Wing Chun Kyun hand form is the core of the martial art and at the same time its eponym: Wing Chun Kyun, the everlasting spring fistfighting. The form consists of eleven parts, each with a focus on a specific combat situation. All hand techniques of the Siu Lam Wing Chun are included and, if […]
