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Chong's Pan Nam Wing Chun Chin Na Gun Disarming Tactic ChongsWingChunBakMei 9,257 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Here, Grandmaster Eddie Chong's brother and student, ...
Eddie Chong Trains Bak Mei's Leopard Paw/Wing Chuns Fuk Sao ChongsWingChunBakMei 7,417 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Here Grandmaster Eddie Chong demonstrates how to trai...
Eddie Chong's Wing Chun Arm Breaking / Joint Locking Applications ChongsWingChunBakMei 76,755 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Here, Grandmaster Eddie Chong demonstrates some Chin ...
Eddie Chong's Pan Nam Wing Chun (The Claw) [佛山詠春爪] ChongsWingChunBakMei 26,072 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ What is unique to this branch of Wing Chun are its cl...
Eddie Chong's Yip Man / Pan Nam Wing Chun Mix [葉問 / 佛山詠春] ChongsWingChunBakMei 44,417 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Here, Grandmaster Eddie Chong demonstrates how both the...
Eddie Chong's Yip Man Wing Chun Choke Defense [葉問詠春] ChongsWingChunBakMei 58,530 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Here, Grandmaster Eddie Chong demonstrates how to app...
Eddie Chong's Pan Nam Wing Chun Chin Na Applications [詠春擒拿] ChongsWingChunBakMei 33,106 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Here Grandmaster Eddie Chong demonstrates some Pan Na...
Chong's Bak Mei / Pai Mei Gun Disarm Tactics [佛山白眉派] ChongsWingChunBakMei 20,117 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Grand Master Eddie Chong's brother and student Michae...
Eddie Chong's Bak Mei / Pai Mei Street Tactics Pt 2[佛山白眉派] ChongsWingChunBakMei 37,962 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ Grand Master Eddie Chong demonstrates how this rare, ...
Eddie Chong's Bak Mei / Pai Mei Wing Chun Mix [佛山白眉派 / 詠春] ChongsWingChunBakMei 65,725 views http://www.merchantamerica.com/xumedia/index.php?ba=view_category&category=4882 http://www.wingchunbakmei.com/ This is a sample clip from Eddie Chong's Advanced Chi...

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Yip Man / Hong Kong Wing Chun : As a young man in his early 20's, Sifu Eddie Chong found his passion through Wing Chun when he was just about to test for a Black-Belt in Tae Kwon Do. Eddie Chong's Wing Chun lineage in the Yip Man system can be traced directly to Eddie Chong's Sigung, Leung Sheung, Yip Man's first and most prized student.
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Pan Nam / Fushan Wing Chun : In Fushan, China Eddie Chong met Grand Master Pan Nam in 1990. Eddie Chong was accepted by Pan Nam as one of his closed door students and became his last disciple. Eddie Chong went through the traditional Chinese tea ceremony with the old Master, asking to be accepted as his disciple. Afterwards, Pan Nam brought forward his family tree scroll and entered Eddie Chong's name on it as his closed-door disciple, the last student he would ever accept.

The techniques in Pan Nam Wing Chun are relaxed until the moment of initiating the attack. Great emphasis is laid on developing Qi/Chi while practicing the forms, similar to Tai Chi. The stance uses a 50/50 weight distribution. The toes are pointed straight forward and advances are made with stepping movements as opposed to dragging the rear leg. The punches can be directed towards any line from the shoulder. What is unique to this branch of Wing Chun are its clawing and tearing hand motions, and the intricate system of Chin Na / Qin Na (joint locking) techniques, similar to those of Eagle Claw Kung Fu.
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Fushan Bak Mei : Bak Mei in Cantonese (translated White Eyebrow), was the individual who developed this system of Kung Fu in the 16th century. His character was recently played in the movie Kill Bill Vol 2 by Hung Ga Master Gordon Liu and is referred to as Pai Mei which is the Mandarin pronunciation of his name. Bak Mei is said to have been one of the legendary Five Elders; the only five monks to survive through their extra-ordinary martial skill from the destruction of the Shaolin Temple by the Qing Dynasty. Bak Mei according to some accounts betrayed Shaolin to the Qing imperial government.

After the five monks escaped the destruction, Bak Mei trained an anti-Qing attack force. Bak Mei and his students were captured by the Imperials. He was then forced to teach and lead 50,000 Imperial soldiers in the second destruction of the Shaolin Temple. There, Bak Mei slew the Shaolin leader, Chi Thien Su (i.e. Jee Sin), one of the other Five Elders, in single combat by breaking his neck.

Some Bak Mei practitioners embrace their founder's reputation as a murderer of Shaolin disciples as proof of the superiority of their style. Famous Bak Mei forms that suggest Bak Mei had many vicious and deadly altercations with Shaolin Monks are Sub-Baat Ding Jeung (18 Crazy Monks) and Sub-Baat Moi Kiu (18 Ghost Bridges).

As Sifu Eddie Chong was training in Fushan with Grandmaster Pan Nam, he was introduced to a fellow training brother, Bak Mei Master Li Yang Jian. Li Yiang Jian is currently the sole head master of the Fushan Branch of Bak Mei.

After training intensely in Fushan Bak Mei for numerous years under the direct tutelage of Li Yang Jian in a closed-door setting, it has now been introduced to the United States by Eddie Chong, who received complete endorsement to teach by his Sifu and training brother, Li Yang Jian.

The motto of Bak Mei is to chain movements of heavy strikes, using the straight to go out and receive with the horizontal, use complementary powers generated by the body and combine offense and defense as one.

The six powers of Bak Mei include straight, pulling, raising, sinking, whirling and splattering. Practitioners are advised to use the spirit, intention, breath and power. The form is round and practitioners are advised for leading and calmness when practicing.

Bak Mei emphasizes within the form the motions, body structure, steps and claws of the Tiger. Bak Mei also uses the other four animal fists associated with the Henan Shaolin Temple such as the Crane, the Leopard, the Snake and the Dragon. Another animal fist used in Bak Mei is the Phoenix Eye. The movements have the qualities of light, sharp, circular and alive. Body motions include floating, sinking, swallowing and spitting. The four body motions are the major source of power for this art. When combined with one another and varied in direction, duration and intent, the different powers are manifested and the practitioners can "Fa Jing" (explosive force) in many ways.
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Fushan Bak Mei Sacramento Wing Chun Kung Fu

School Location: 7039 Southland Park Drive Sacramento, CA 95831

Ph # : (916) 424-4710

E-mail : e_chong@earthlink.net

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Black, variable sizes
$15.00
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6 1/2 Point Staff:
8 feet long hardwood staff
$65.00

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Butterfly Knifes:
Steel blades with brass handles
$115.00

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Fushan Wooden Dummy:
Solid hardwood dummy, ready for mounting. Arms are thicker than
other dummies and arm angle is narrower in order to promote better centerline power and mobility within the practitioner. Originally from China
and reinforced in the US. Purchaser to pay for shipping.
$850.00
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