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Master Chu Shong Tin - Wing Chun Kuen DVD - English Subtitles
(Tsui Sheung Tin)
NOTE: This particular product drop ships from AUSTRALIA. We are offering free shipping to all AU customers, and since we are waiting on restock in the USA, we have the option to order the book from AU and have it drop shipped to NZ, USA, UK, EU, and Canada.
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This 2005 DVD has been released with hardcoded English Subtitles.
Master of Internal Wing Chun Kung Fu, Chu Shong Tin, demonstrates all three empty hand forms: Sil Lum Tao, Chum Kiu, and Biu Jee. He then covers the wooden dummy (Mook Yan Jong), the long pole (Luk Dim Boon Kwan), and the swords (Bot Jaam Do).
Language: Cantonese (English Subtitles).
Running Time: 2hours 45 mins approx
Format: PAL
Note: We do not Price Match this DVD. This DVD is being offered more as a matter on convenience than anything else. We pay full retail + shipping + credit card fees on both ends just to get it. The cost was very high. If you are in Hong Kong, you might try to get a set directly from the CST Alumni Association to save a few dollars.
Note: Many of the screenshots, etc from from the CANTONESE version, not the ENGLISH version. Your copy will have ENGLISH SUBTITLES.
Customer generated outline of content:
- Introduction
- The Three Forms
- Discussion of specifics as related to each form in Wing Chun
- Siu Nim Tao
- The three stages of Development
- Demonstration of Principles with Student
- Circular movement in 1st form
- Using Bong Sao as an example
- Chum Kiu
- Movement/ Rotation.
- The forms relationship with Siu Nim Tao
- Demonstration of Principles of Chum Kiu
- The body mass motion
- The elbow and rotation
- Circular motion in Chum Kiu
- Sinking the Elbow and Rotation
- Rotation using the legs
- Bi Jee
- Integration of the first two forms.
- Dependent on 1st and 2nd forms
- The Circular Motion in Bil Jee
- Relaxed motion and power
- Demonstration of principles with Student
- Application of the Hands and Arms
- Application of the legs
- Application of the last upward movement in the form using two hands
- Wooden Dummy
- Basic orientation to the Wooden Dummy
- Demonstrated solo movements of the Mook Jong form
- Demonstrated applications of the Mook Jong form
- Applied principles from the three forms
- The Butterfly Sword Form
- Demonstration of the form by Master Chu
- Discussion of the principles of the Butterfly Sword Movements
- The rotation of the knifes
- Forward movement of the knifes
- Rotation in using the knifes
- The Dragon Pole
- Demonstration of form by Master Chu
- Demonstration of basic applications
- Downward movement of the pole
- Sideward/downward movement of the pole
- Sideward movement extending the arms
- Sideward movement and bringing the arms back
- Stance practice and punching for the development of skill in the Dragon Pole form applications.
- Learning how to use the pole in a basic standing posture and sitting posture.
- Learning how to use the pole in a sitting posture and stepping pattern movement.
- Concluding Remarks
- Review of Wind Chun Principles Discussed
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