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  • Chinese method is the root, Viet Vo Dao is just a recent creation. VVD is not the practise of Master Pham Xuân Tong.

    As he's european technical director of VVD since 1980, it was just a step to help vietnamese martial art.

  • Viet Vo Dao is the root :)

  • mi spiace aver smesso ma il Maestro è veramente un capo!

  • Master indeed, just look at that foot work and flawless form!

  • Mamma mia!!!:-)

  • there are some différents. in Qwan Ki Do there more mouvments with arms and it's very dynamics, with stopped and dynamics mouvements, in Pak My (a school in Paris) this is continue mouvments and there are more directions.

    PS: sorry for my bad english (thanks ! it's good for my mind)

    Good practise !

  • In Milan ? Who is your Teacher ? Robeto V. is one of my friends.

    It's sure that we have some common quyên. It's seems that the most common between our schools is "Thac Su Quyên" , in Chinese "Cer Si Kin", the boxe of stone's lion.

  • At the end I found in QWK to be the best school in my region. I noticed some similiarities between the Quyens performed here by our Master and some others (poorely performed) by some Pak Mei student. I mailed a big Pak Mei school with an important lineage in Netherlands, they answered me that Pak Mei style spreaded all over Emei Shan and the Hakka people... This makes me think that Pak Mei heritage is included in QWD's number of Quyens.

  • Thanks Hoang Long for having answered. I practise QKD in Milan since 4 years. I have some experience in other martial arts too, both internal (the ones I love most) and external systems, and I used to know all the differences between the main chinese styles.

  • Sure there, this is similar for some technics.

    "Lam" is forest

    "Dong" is cave

    "Son" is like "Shan", mountain

    "Manh Ho quyên" are five in the serie.

    Do you practise Qwan Ki Do ?

  • I noticed some similiarities with Pak Mei. I searched for a list of Pak Mei forms and Qwan Ki Do forms. Here is what I found: "Bach Ho Ly Son" = "Maang Fu Ha Saan"= Fierce Tiger Descending Mountain

  • THEN: "Manh Ho Xuat Dong"="Maang Fu Ceot Lam"= Fierce Tiger Exiting Forest (or cave)

    THIRD tiger form: "Maang Fu Kam Joeng"≠"Bach Ho Du Son"= Fierce Tiger Climbing something (sorry no chinese vietnamese skills...)

  • FINALLY: "Thac Su Quyen"="Daai Sek Si"= The Stone Lion.

    This has been very interesting for me, as a QKD practitioner. If someone thinks I'm wrong, i will like to discuss. But finally i know something else about QKD Emei kung fu eritage.

  • no that is not the right awnser at all....

    weird kempo bak mei?

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