Welcome to Wing Chun web site in India
Wing Chun :- Wing Chun is a great fighting system, based on Simplicity, Direct, Economy Movement, Less use of strength and natural body movement to develop power, speed and efficiency.
Intro :- Indian Wing Chun is started by Sifu Sonu Kumar and this is registered as a name of Wing Chun Kung-Fu Martial Art Academy, The school is involved in social and the public events and is a regular participant in Championship, Camp, and also other charity events.
About Wing Chun Fundamentals and Principle
The schematics and semantics vigor of Wing Chun is based on theory of triangulation. Triangulation involves the use of triangular shapes (eg. Pyramid, Triangles) gives stability to structures (can be our body structure). Wing Chun stance is sturdy because of TRIPOD structure which provides the platform to upper parts of body and in turn releases the strain of triangulated hands and arms. This will result in the diverging of incoming attacks, enables one to strike opponents effectively. The Angular Strength of our structure/shape provided by triangulation reduces the excess of muscular strength/strain and allowed to move quickly and freely from one position to another.
Wing Chun form
Siu Lim Tao:- The first form of wing chun is called as it's mean Small / little Idea in the head, and this is most important of wing chun system. Siu lim tao divided in 3 sections with a different emphasis on each, but the overall aim is to achieve a good stance and triangulation, with arms that can act independently from the trunk of the body. To this end many of the movements are performed on one arm at a time, whilst the other arm is kept isolated in the ready position. The opening shows us how to find the correct stance, body gates, defines the centre line and demonstrates the centre punch, This form is practiced in a stationary Pigeon tow stance using only arm movements.
Chum Kiu: - After having learned Siu lim Tao, the second form “Chum Kiu” (searching the bridge) teaches us how to move our bodies around an opponent or force, whilst maintaining the skills found in Siu Lim Tao. Chun kiu is also divided into 3 sections, making it easier to understand, but the purpose of each section is not considered to be so specific. Generally the first section teaches turning on the spot, unfolding to the correct range, and lap sau. Bong sau is considered to be in contact and on the out side line. The change from Bong to Lan sau to cover the side angle is also introduced. Lan sau is kept low to prevent an opponent using it to push against. The second section begins with a turn to 90 degrees and introduces the lifting kick. Lateral foot work is used for gaining contact or side stepping under pressure, the centre line is at 90 degrees to the direction in which you are stepping. Bong sau is considered to be out of, and trying to gain, contact. Bong sau can also be used on the inside line in this manner……………….. More.
Biu Jee - Biu Jee is the last empty hand or third form of Wing Chun system, it’s also called as a Thrusting Fingers form. Normally it is only taught on a step by step basis and a student must certainly have absorbed all the concepts from Siu Lim Tao and Chum Kiu, frequently the dummy form is also considered to apply before Biu Jee. The emphasis on energy is put in the elbows, fingertips and hand……...More
Muk Yan Chong (wooden Dummy) :- It is a one of the important tool in wing chun system, Wooden dummy training forms an genuine part of the Wing Chun system. Literally translated Muk Yan Chong means “a stake used as a dummy”. Other styles of Kung fu use dummies to practice against but the Wing Chun dummy and its form is specifically designed to practise and improve Wing Chun skills.
Luk Dim Boon Gwan : Its Mean 6 and 1/2 point pole, also known as dragon pole.
Baat Jam Do : known as butterfly Knives, it is approx 45 cm length..........More.