Ving Tsun Kung Fu International Association - Amsterdam - Ving Tsun, Ip Man - Wong Shun Leung - Philipp Bayer lineage

The components that make the Ving Tsun system are:

The basic forms

SIU NIM TAU First form. The basic arm movements of the total system are performed from a fixed standpoint. This form can be seen as the 'alphabet' of the Ving Tsun,. Many basic movements and principles are processed in this form.

CHUM KIU  Second form. The purpose of Cham Kiu is to combine the first-form techniques and to execute them while ‘stepping’ and turing. Also kicks are added to the arsenal.

BUI JEE The third form. This form contains techniques for escaping from hazardous situations or even losing the fight with a less as possible damage. And maybe even regain control. It is based on situations where one would not be able to use techniques of the first, second or wooden dummy form.

Wall bag training

 

Chi sau training

DAN CHI SAU Exercise where one arm is in contact with an opponent's arm in order to develop sensitivity and reaction speed. 

LOK SAU Exercise where both arms are in contact with those of the opponent. Again to develop sensitivity and reaction rate, but now with both arms independent of each other. 

SHEUNG CHI SAU Exercise where both arms are in contact with those of the opponent. Basic exercise before Poon Sau, but without pressure, to perfect the positioning of the arms. 

POON SAU Rotating the arms with pressure, which involves the perfectioning of the arm positions, and allow training of both attack and defense. 

GWO SAU Free attack and defense from the situation where there is contact with the opponent.

 

Weapons

LOK DIM BOON KWAN Long pole form

BAHT CHAM DAU Butterfly knives form

 

Wooden dummy training

MOK YAN JONG Training certain techniques to learn to correct adverse combat situations, on a Ving Tsun specially designed wooden training device.