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| WING CHUN KUEN KUITS |
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| - Create a bridge if the opponents bridge is not present. - When chasing the opponents arm bridge, beware of being led - Learning the techniques without developing the skills will never bring any accomplisments. - When an opponent passes your arm bridge, avoid the danger by turning the stance and facing with the appropriate posture. - Strike when you should. Do not strike when you should not. - Do not be to eager to strike. Do not be afraid to strike. One who is afraid of being hit will finally be hit. - Persistent attacks will surely gain you entry. Staying on the defensive will surely get you in trouble. - The punch starts from the heart. The staff does not make two sounds. A kick does not miss. - Power is generated from the joints. Strength origionates from the heels. - Jam the opponents bridge to restrict his movements. - Strive to remain calm in the midst of motion. Loosen up the muscles and relax the mind. - Know your own limit in the use of power. Releasing all out is 90% the way to defeat. - The three terrors of Wing Chun are Tan sao, Bong sao, Fook sao. - Feet and hands work together. - In uniting the waist with the stance, power can be generated. - Extreme softness enables one to be hard. Being extremely natural enables one to be agile. - Invisible posture, invisible kick. - Hand techniques must follow the yin yang principle. - Srength must be applied with inner power. - There is a counter action to every attack. - Rapid moves are hard to guard against. - A hand used for attack also serves to parry. - Do not collide with a strong arm bridge. Get out of the way and take the initiative to attack. - Head like glass, body like bean curd, and arm bridge like iron. - Do not follow force, or butt against an opponents hands. - Destroying the opponents center will control his bridge. - If the opponent grasps your arm bridge, do not oppose him with brute force. Go with the opponent's force and change into rolling hands. Turn around the situation to control him. - Sink the elbow and protect the center. - People do not know the extent of my skills, but I know their abilities. |
| SOME WING CHUN KUEN KUIT GENERAL SAYINGS |
| - The novice fights from across the stream, the master fights from the bridge. - If there is no bridgr build one. - Retain what is comming in, follow what is retreating. - Thrust in upon loss of hand contact. - Do not chase the hands pass the release. - Do not lax when your opponent is advancing. - Once your opponent moves, his center changes. - Others walk the bow, we walk the string. - Make the first move to have control. Attack according to timing. - Timming is achieved through practice. - A strong attitude and posture gives an advantage over an opponent. - Being alert and adapting to the situation allows maximum results for minimum effort. - The body follows the movements of the hands. The waist and stance move together. - Complement the hands with posture to make good use of the centerline. - Soft and relaxed strength will put your opponent in jepardy. - Coordinate the hands and feet. Movement is together. - Have confidence and your calmness will dominate the situation. - Occupy the inner gate to strike deep into the defense. - To win in an instant is a superior achievement. - The yin yang principle should be thoroughly understood. - The theory of Wing Chun has no limit in it's applications. - Be humble to request your teacher for guidance. - Understand the principles of your training. - Upon achieving the highest level of proficiency, the application of your techniques will vary according to your opponent. |
| MAXIMS OF WING CHUN |
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| Wing Chun Kung Fu Yang exterior Yin interior |
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| Wing Chun Chuen Jing Tung Loy Lau Hoi, Sung Lut Sau Jik Chung |