MPEG Movie Clips of
Grandmaster Ip Ching

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This Biu Gee Punching Drill 
(640k Mpeg no sound), is the way of practicing the power of the punch that emanates from the last part of the Biu Gee form. Watch how Grandmaster Ip Ching applies this advanced drill combining the shifting of the body, stepping, positive and negative force of the arms, and releasing of power that only a Biu Gee practitioner can deliver.

 


slt0001.jpg (3534 bytes)This segment of Sil Lim Tao (535k Mpeg with sound) is compete with sound. Grandmaster Ip Ching instructs movement with their proper names.

 

The Low Pak Sau (624K Mpeg no sound), seen in the second to last section of the Wooden Dummy movements are used against any attack that emanates toward the lower quadrants of the body, but higher than the legs can block. In this clip, watch how Grandmaster Ip Ching uses his body in conjunction with the timing of his low-level pak sau. This is the expression of power that should be used while engaging in the use of Har Pak.

 

chumkiu0001.jpg (3964 bytes)Chum Kiu, the second form of Wing Chun 
This video clip of Grandmaster Ip Ching demonstrates shifting of the body and proper elbow positioning in the execution of  pai jarn or hacking elbows. This elbow strike is contained within the Chum Kiu Form, the form everyone recognizes as the "Skill of Wing Chun". 
(415k Mpeg with sound)

 

Contained within the Wing Chun Pole form are seven movements. Three of the moves, Tan Kwan (supine block), Kum Kwan (covering movement), and Biu Kwan (thrusting pole) are moves that glue the second part of the Chi Kwan movements together. This video clip is an example of these three movements demonstrated in action by Grandmaster Ip Ching. (1.41MB Mpeg no sound).

 

dummy0001.jpg (3878 bytes)The Wing Chun Wooden Dummy, 
in many ways is still a mystery to anyone who has ever witnessed a student working one. The practitioner who has accomplished the necessary principles of  Dummy training can combine all the Wing Chun power into very short movements. They can further hold lines which may seem nearly impossible to ordinary students and practitioners outside the art. Gandmaster Ip Ching demonstrates for you a short segment of the Wing Chun Wooden Dummy. Watch carefully at how the Grandmaster's body works in perfect harmony as a whole. 
(119k Mpeg with sound)

 

The Dei Bong/Tan Sau 
is created from the energy of an opponent’s attack that crosses over the top of the Wing Chun practitioner’s arm but presses the power into a low attack low.  Since the enemy will not be so naive to just let that single attack go without joining it with another attack the enemy moves to hit with his other arm. This is when the Wing Chun practitioner drops his elbow and presents his tan sau as a defensive tactic. This movement, demonstrated by Grandmaster Ip Ching, from Bong into Tan, combined with a step can be used to continue the attack and break through the line of defense the opponent has desperately try to gain.(652KB Mpeg no sound)

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