Chow Tze Chuen?

[wckf92]

Anyone here learning this lineage?

I've read that he learned a lot more of WC's 'lower half' (I.e. leg training and power development/mui fa jong/kicking forms) from Yip Man than others did? I also recently watched a video of him and one of his disciples sitting around discussing how complete their knife form is compared to other big names in the Yip Man family.

Anyone know this guy/his lineage/his WC that would care to comment? Thx.

 

[Vajramusti]

Anyone here learning this lineage?

I've read that he learned a lot more of WC's 'lower half' (I.e. leg training and power development/mui fa jong/kicking forms) from Yip Man than others did? I also recently watched a video of him and one of his disciples sitting around discussing how complete their knife form is compared to other big names in the Yip Man family.

Anyone know this guy/his lineage/his WC that would care to comment? Thx.

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I have seen that video---with Stephen Chan?

 

[wckf92]

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I have seen that video---with Stephen Chan?

Yes...that's the one!

 

[Xue Sheng]

Got this, and that is all I got
Chow Tze Chuen

And he is listed here as well

 

[guy b.]

Anyone here learning this lineage?

I've read that he learned a lot more of WC's 'lower half' (I.e. leg training and power development/mui fa jong/kicking forms) from Yip Man than others did? I also recently watched a video of him and one of his disciples sitting around discussing how complete their knife form is compared to other big names in the Yip Man family.

Anyone know this guy/his lineage/his WC that would care to comment? Thx.

Can you post the video?

 

[wckf92]

Can you post the video?

 

[wckf92]

This guy (Stephen Chan) has many more videos but this is the one I was referring to

 

[guy b.]

Is there any footage of him or students doing wing chun?

 

[wckf92]

Is there any footage of him or students doing wing chun?

Most likely. Stephen Chan youtube channel seems to have quite a bit.

 

[Marnetmar]

Is there any footage of him or students doing wing chun?

Donald Mak's got quite a few videos.

 

[kakkattekoi]

This lineage focus on more about foot work n kick as well as long bridge and "inch strength" as compared to other lineage, this is more obvious on wooden dummy

 

[wckf92]

This lineage focus on more about foot work n kick as well as long bridge and "inch strength" as compared to other lineage, this is more obvious on wooden dummy

Thanks.
Would you happen to have a link to their version of wooden dummy?

 

[kakkattekoi]

Thanks.
Would you happen to have a link to their version of wooden dummy?

Try this one:

(09:40)

 

[RobertK]

Chow Tze Chuen is my SiGung. I have learned Wing Chun from SiFu Donald Mak in Hong Kong.
And I had the privlage of meeting SiGung on many occations in Hong Kong, and I visited his school a few times with my SiFu.
SiGung is a long time student of Ip Man, but he has always prefered to keep a low profile.
And yes, our linage focus a lot on footwork and kicks.

A interview with SiGung is published in the newest issue of Wing Chun Illustrated (nr 26).
You can also find the article here:
IWCO - Photos from IWCO's post | Facebook

Hope that clears up some of the mysteri

 

[kakkattekoi]

Chow Tze Chuen is my SiGung. I have learned Wing Chun from SiFu Donald Mak in Hong Kong.
And I had the privlage of meeting SiGung on many occations in Hong Kong, and I visited his school a few times with my SiFu.
SiGung is a long time student of Ip Man, but he has always prefered to keep a low profile.
And yes, our linage focus a lot on footwork and kicks.

A interview with SiGung is published in the newest issue of Wing Chun Illustrated (nr 26).
You can also find the article here:
IWCO - Photos from IWCO's post | Facebook

Hope that clears up some of the mysteri

and most of chow tze chuen students are low profile

 

[dudewingchun]

Chow Tze Chuen is my SiGung. I have learned Wing Chun from SiFu Donald Mak in Hong Kong.
And I had the privlage of meeting SiGung on many occations in Hong Kong, and I visited his school a few times with my SiFu.
SiGung is a long time student of Ip Man, but he has always prefered to keep a low profile.
And yes, our linage focus a lot on footwork and kicks.

A interview with SiGung is published in the newest issue of Wing Chun Illustrated (nr 26).
You can also find the article here:
IWCO - Photos from IWCO's post | Facebook

Hope that clears up some of the mysteri

Anyone have a video or something showing that leg exercise he was talking about with the rattan spring ? Seems interesting.

 

[kakkattekoi]

Anyone have a video or something showing that leg exercise he was talking about with the rattan spring ? Seems interesting.

Rattan spring ?

 

[dudewingchun]

Rattan spring ?

I have no idea.. it was just how he decribed it in the article and said Ip man taught him it.

Who else in Ip man lineage has Mui fa jong ? it seems his sons are missing the kicking stuff.. They dont seem to have tri pole or sam sing jong either that I am aware of.

 

[wckf92]

Anyone have a video or something showing that leg exercise he was talking about with the rattan spring ? Seems interesting.

It has to do with 'reverse' training. Sorry, don't know the correct term for it. There are very few examples on the web.
Think of it this way: you wish to enhance your kick...normal thought process would be to maybe put on some leg weights, or do some squats or whatever. Essentially training your kick from the ground to the target.
Another school of thought would be adding resistance in the opposite direction, so your foot would be at the target, your job is to bring it down to the floor under some sort of resistance or tension, then you kick and repeat.

 

[wckf92]

Who else in Ip man lineage has Mui fa jong? it seems his sons are missing the kicking stuff.. They dont seem to have tri pole or sam sing jong either that I am aware of.

I think I've heard or read somewhere that Ho Kam Ming may have Mui Fa jong, and perhaps the tripole. Duncan Leung also learned these things from Yip Man. I agree that his sons never learned this stuff. They don't seem to have a downstairs game.