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    How do you practise wing chun alone?

    I think Wing Chun it self has a lot to offer. Personally I feel the concepts of Jung Sin (Centerline), Dyun/Cheung Kiu (Long/Short bridge) & Luk...
    Post by: Tensei85, Aug 26, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    How do you practise wing chun alone?

    Generally I would practice the Siu Lim Tau (SNT) form along with Qi Gong routines. Then I would practice the Gei Bun Gong (Ji Ben Gong)...
    Post by: Tensei85, Aug 2, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Did Wing Chun come from Dragon style?

    Here's Pao Fa Lien Wing Chun's oral account of after the burning of the Shaolin Temple how Pao Fa Lien evolved in being....
    Post by: Tensei85, Aug 2, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Did Wing Chun come from Dragon style?

    It's definitely hard to say however Systems such as Chi Sim, Hung Fa Yi, Hokkien Eng Chun and Pao Fa Lien as well as I believe Fut Sau all claim...
    Post by: Tensei85, Aug 2, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    tai chi association in atlanta?

    Here's the link I was looking for: http://jingmo.org/curriculum.html
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 16, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    tai chi association in atlanta?

    Here's the forms practiced for info: Shi Er Lu Tan Tui 十二路潭腿 Gong Li Quan 功力拳 Jie Quan 节拳 Da Zhan Quan 大战拳 Qun Yang Gun 群羊棍...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 16, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Meng's wing chun

    Here's a link to some of his articles to get a better understanding: http://home.vtmuseum.org/articles/meng/holy_land.php Good luck! :)
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 16, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Meng's wing chun

    Here was my post on another forum, actually asking a similar question: Actually in the past I trained with Sifu Meng for probably around 12...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 16, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    tai chi association in atlanta?

    Actually let me see if I can dig up the info, But after the 10 routines are learned and the practitioner becomes certified, you would then have...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 16, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Hello

    Welcome to MAP, Actually in Northern Mantis in a form that is also taught at Jing Wu titled Jie Quan (Jeet Kuen) they execute a tornado kick from...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 14, 2009 in forum: General Martial Arts Discussion
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    tai chi association in atlanta?

    Awesome! Great to hear that, keep it up. Yea man, I agree the Jing Wu 10 Beginner form syllabus has a lot to offer in the realm of basics.
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 14, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    tai chi association in atlanta?

    Just my opinion, haven't actually heard of the Tai Chi Association mentioned. However the Jing Wu name and syllabus is huge and is incorporated...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 11, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Shou Jiao Li Kung Fu, Birmingham

    Check the 2nd topic paragraph, it talks about the Jiao Li system. Which is probably completely different but seems to be what this system is...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 11, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu
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    Hey I'm Tensei

    Hey, Just wanted to say thanks again everyone for the welcome, its great being here.:cool:
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 9, 2009 in forum: General Martial Arts Discussion
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    Anyone heard of Fut Sao Wing Chun?

    My guess is its not so much that Ip Man removed anything. But that other systems focused or added during different time periods other forms,...
    Post by: Tensei85, Jul 8, 2009 in forum: Kung Fu