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Re: Single leg Sil Nim Tao

Steve,<br>In Moy Yat's family we also train siu
nim tao in this fashion. We probably start our
students on it earlier, however. We ususally give it to
the student after they have a good concept of the
first section, as a way of helping them increase their
balance, and therefore control of kick techniques,
etc.<br>Alan




Sun Jan 21, 2001 3:52 pm

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Rick,<br>I think that the Siu Nim Tao form is a king of chi kung. The first section is played slowly and serves to build chi, while the second and third ...
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Jan 21, 2001
3:48 pm

Steve,<br>In Moy Yat's family we also train siu nim tao in this fashion. We probably start our students on it earlier, however. We ususally give it to the...
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Jan 21, 2001
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Alan,<br><br>The Forearms also benefit from Heung Sao under tension. This benefits by making the sinews stronger and building longer muscle rather than bulky ...
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Jan 21, 2001
4:25 pm

Alan,<br><br>Yes this is very good. We usually introduce single leg Sil Nim Toa in the gradings before the student is ready to start training Chum Kiu,...
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Jan 21, 2001
4:29 pm

That's interesting - there is a wide variety of ways of doing that early section of first-form.<br><br>I've seen schools teach it very soft, slow and light, ...
crmiske99
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Jan 22, 2001
7:06 pm

Rick,<br><br>We do both hard and soft.<br><br>Part 1 uses hard/tension in forwarding the Tan and Fook Sao into the center line and retracting the Wu/Jum. When...
sifugen1
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Jan 22, 2001
10:03 pm

Yes, that's pretty much the way I learned it.<br><br>I'm originally in the Chris Chan (Chan Shing) lineage. We were taught that the first part was slow and ...
crmiske99
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Jan 23, 2001
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IMHO I think that wing chun is the best martial art. At the moment I am studying WU SHU which is a form of kick boxing it is very good but I would like to...
DDF_652
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Jan 23, 2001
1:20 pm

I think that he is making too much money out of the art he should put something back as he has took alot out.<br><br>from d...
DDF_652
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Jan 23, 2001
1:24 pm

I cant help but agree with you on that one.<br><br>I have studied the martial arts since the mid 70's and done various styles but stuck wit Wing Chun because...
sifugen1
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Jan 23, 2001
6:18 pm

This is a tricky one. My policy is to stay out of the politics that surround the martial arts.<br><br>Those who teach it as a sole source of income believe ...
sifugen1
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Jan 23, 2001
6:24 pm

One of the reasons I have enjoyed this site since joining, is the commitment to keeping politics out of the mix. I am very happy with my style of Wing Chun,...
jfrahm1987
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Jan 23, 2001
6:52 pm

I must agree with joe. I think we can all learn a lot from each other if we can see past lineages and just focus on the Ving Tsun. <br><br>Alan...
docnature
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Jan 23, 2001
7:37 pm

I believe that Dan Inosanto continued to train under Moy Yat of NY, USA a while after Bruce Lee died - to understand the intention of the art.<br><br>For the...
crmiske99
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Jan 23, 2001
9:23 pm

Bravo!...
sifugen1
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Jan 23, 2001
9:40 pm

Ok, I'm clear on that now.<br><br>I knew of the JKD but was unsure about the Wing Chun.<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>Steve....
sifugen1
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Jan 23, 2001
9:42 pm

I would welcome any recommendations for purchasing a Wooden Dummy. Naturally, I'm looking for the most reasonable(cheap) whithout substituing quality. I've...
act7455
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Jan 26, 2001
3:37 pm

If you're anywhere in the new york area you might try Bot Li Tai. Its a store in chinatown that supplys all things ving tsun. I would try there. You ma be able...
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Jan 26, 2001
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Do anyone has experience teaching bilingual classes? I am interesting in teaching Spanish- English classes, is anyone doing it already?<br>Alvaro...
wttracyca
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Jan 26, 2001
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Hi,<br><br>For me, there is no substitute for a real wooden dummy. Often made from chinese oak they will last a lifetime.<br><br>However, some people get ...
sifugen1
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Jan 26, 2001
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We train Wing Chun while wearing trainers.<br><br>Does anyone train in bare feet?<br><br>Just curious,<br><br>Steve....
sifugen1
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Jan 27, 2001
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My first Sifu went through a sadistic phase in which we were forced to train in socks on a polished concrete floor. Led to several nasty accidents including ...
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Jan 27, 2001
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I think a wooden dummy is much better than a PVC dummy. A good teacher can tell whether your technique on the dummy is correct or not by the sound it makes ...
reysem
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Jan 30, 2001
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Absolutely correct, also the wooden dummy being harder and heavier helps promote better conditioning of the arms.<br><br>Another thing for me anyway is that I...
sifugen1
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Jan 30, 2001
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any substitute dummy's i can make to polish up my trapping and leg obstruction? not the pvc or traditional one but the diffrenet kind you guys have made...
tokyogecko
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Jan 31, 2001
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I've made three 'traditional' and one non-traditional.<br><br>I used pine for the first, and mixed pine and oak for the next two. I used metal for the ...
crmiske99
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Jan 31, 2001
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I am of firm belief that a student should be taught accoring to his/her ability to learn.<br><br>I have on occasions progressed a student quicker because ...
sifugen1
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Feb 4, 2001
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I agree. A student must be taught new techniques if and when he is ready to learn that technique. If he is not yet ready and he is taught a new technique, he...
reysem
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Feb 5, 2001
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They're all different, that's for sure.<br><br>When I was in KC, MO I had about 10 students, which was very interesting for me, because they were at all ...
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Feb 5, 2001
5:41 pm

Hi guys, this is my first time in your club. My Sifu E. Leung, is from Hong Kong and learned from GM - Dr. Leung Ting. I started 9 years ago but was out of ...
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