Sifu Wang Kiu - Mok Yan Chong (Dummy) 1-30 by www.wangkiu.nl

Sifu Wang Kiu was one of the 5 (core) private students from grandmaster Yip Man of Wing Chun Kung Fu (together with Leung Sheung, Lok Yiu, Wong Shun Leung and Tsui Sheung Ting).

For the first time we present you video's of private footage by Sifu Wang Kiu.

Only we as foundation Wang Kiu Wing Chun (www.vechtsport.org and www.wangkiu.nl) have the permission from Sifu to put his video's online for informative usage.

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[silvanobonafe]

Bekijk deze video's  ww w. vingtsunkungfu. info

[DutchMessiah1]

Cool! This is my sigung!

[YuenYun]

@TazDSV ah yes, my mistake. I said 100 because I was taught the dummy in sets of ten, so doing "100" on the dummy would be the last set. Thanks for the correction

[TazDSV]

@YuenYun there are 108 movements

[eternalspring247]

Nice. Want to see what I have learned in the Wang Kiu lineage? Watch my videos.

[samtayt]

As a student from the late eighties of the past century I confirm that Sigung Wang Kiu always teached thoroughly and was a person of great integrity regarding the Wing Chun system. He also was not afraid do de-myth some stories brought up later and well familliair with what others changed or teached.

[bobdragonpole]

relax and nice...

[MemphisFlash]

There have been many types of 'wooden-dummys' for thousands of years,...Shao-lin Temple probably has the most accurate historical account of 'training-dummies'. The traditional wing-chun Mook Yan Joong form has 108-steps,...later there was added 8 more steps by some schools. All of the techniques are good and useable. Mu-chong fa si gu lao nien nien le'! Jie ge' lu shi fa si hen hao yeh'! duo xie, Si-Fu Mark

[hgearangler]

wangkiu,

when was the dummy idea created? By YipMan or which master?

[ledgohan]

there is only so much to be said online, unfortunately this is not a good place for discussions bc we cannot feel another's hands for clarification. My original intention was simply to say that this is done quite differently from Leung Sheung's method and that this can be said from experience, just like the ability to "see" is gained from experience. LS's wing chun is very detail oriented and direct, using the 5 points, elbows and knees for power generation and stress position and sensitivity.