What diferenciates this from other styles of Wing Chun?
I did a quick search online, and found only a few mentions of it, most noticibly this lineage chart for a Sifu Mills :
http://www.angelfire.com/fl4/kskf/lineage.htm
One of our members, Pat, mentioned in another thread that he studied this, and that the art was founded by Christopher G. Casey.
I did a quick look at Mr. Casey and found alot of info. He was a very active practitioner, with a number of influences. He passed in 1986, leaving a growing organization.
According to the Chinese Boxing Federation website, Mr. Casey studied Wing Chun under Lo Man Kam, nephew of Master Yip Man.
http://www.chineseboxing.com
Theres a lot of interesting info in there, especially the Lo Man Kam section. http://www.chineseboxing.com/pages/People/lomankam.html
The CBF site looks to be full of some good info.
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I did a quick search online, and found only a few mentions of it, most noticibly this lineage chart for a Sifu Mills :
http://www.angelfire.com/fl4/kskf/lineage.htm
One of our members, Pat, mentioned in another thread that he studied this, and that the art was founded by Christopher G. Casey.
I did a quick look at Mr. Casey and found alot of info. He was a very active practitioner, with a number of influences. He passed in 1986, leaving a growing organization.
According to the Chinese Boxing Federation website, Mr. Casey studied Wing Chun under Lo Man Kam, nephew of Master Yip Man.
http://www.chineseboxing.com
Theres a lot of interesting info in there, especially the Lo Man Kam section. http://www.chineseboxing.com/pages/People/lomankam.html
The CBF site looks to be full of some good info.
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