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View Full Version : Hung Gar Kung Fu brianhunter 11-17-2002, 05:45 PM I am very interested in Hung Gar, Their animal and element system, and of course their forms ( Tiger Crane Set ) Is there a good online source for this system with reference and the forms maybe laid out? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Brian Hunter theneuhauser 11-17-2002, 06:43 PM ive never seen anything good on hung gar in the media. even though its one of the biggest traditional cma in china. also its big in some parts of europe. those guys usually have strong legs! sean_stonehart 11-17-2002, 07:12 PM Try... http://www.hungkuen.net http://www.hungkuen.org http://www.hunggar.org for starters. :) 7starmantis 11-18-2002, 12:42 PM I found this one too, Hung Gar (http://www.shaolinhunggar.com/) Don't know anythign about him or the page. My Sifu's good friend teaches hung gar, its pretty impressive. It may be my next "journey". 7sm A Kenpo Student 11-29-2002, 01:05 AM If you have the new Mortal Kombat game, Deadly Alliance, one of Reptile's forms is Hung Gar. His second form is Crab. arnisador 06-04-2003, 01:37 AM Originally posted by sean_stonehart http://www.hungkuen.net Lots of articles there: http://www.hungkuen.net./resources-articles.htm CrushingFist 07-03-2003, 02:25 AM try KUNGFUONLINE search for it, dont have the link right now i use to train in hung-ga "horse stance" is done a lot, but back then 3hours a day for horse-stance for 3yrs before learning any other technique? hahaha strong ass legs of course, watch out it might be a southern system but if they throw a sweep ur goin down or a knee or kick 7starmantis 07-18-2003, 01:48 PM Originally posted by CrushingFist try KUNGFUONLINE search for it, dont have the link right now i use to train in hung-ga "horse stance" is done a lot, but back then 3hours a day for horse-stance for 3yrs before learning any other technique? hahaha strong ass legs of course, watch out it might be a southern system but if they throw a sweep ur goin down or a knee or kick Horse stance is a very hated stance, but very good for the legs. We practice very low horse stances, and I HATE it, but I love it too. Although I am nowhere near a three hour horse stance. 7sm HG1 09-14-2006, 07:01 PM www.yeeshungga.com (http://www.yeeshungga.com) Click tradition then articles. Flying Crane 09-14-2006, 07:21 PM I'm curious to know what you know about Frank Yee. I see he just opened a branch school here in San Francisco. Looks like it might be his son teaching? HG1 09-15-2006, 01:53 AM I'm curious to know what you know about Frank Yee. I see he just opened a branch school here in San Francisco. Looks like it might be his son teaching? SiGung is a good natured person who genuinely cares about his students. Foremost authority on the Tang Fung Hung-Ga. His depth of knowledge runs deep. Of course I'm biased but it's hard not to come away from his instruction a litte bit in awe of his skill. Wrote cover story article May/June 2006 Kung Fu Magazine. Sifu Matthew Blazon Yee is a talented martial artist. I don't think he's related to SiGung. funnytiger 09-15-2006, 10:54 AM Speaking of Yees... anyone going to the Wong Fei Hung in Jersey City this coming up weekend?? HG1 09-15-2006, 02:58 PM Hosting is controlled chaos, I'll be there going crazy. It's so much easier going to a tourney as participant or spectator. Will you be there FunnyTiger? All are welcome. www.yeeshungga.com (http://www.yeeshungga.com) for directions & rules explanation. funnytiger 09-15-2006, 04:25 PM Hosting is controlled chaos, I'll be there going crazy. It's so much easier going to a tourney as participant or spectator. Will you be there FunnyTiger? All are welcome. www.yeeshungga.com (http://www.yeeshungga.com) for directions & rules explanation. Yuppers! We will be there in full force. I'm competing Womens Intermediate Empty-Hand (Southern) and there are a grip of folk coming competing as well. Hosting a tournie is definitely a nerve-racking time! You have my sympathies! This past years 5 Tigers gave me ulcers I'm sure! - ft |