This list looks more like a Sholin form rather than Wing Shun.
San Sik aren't actual forms, they're just repeated drills.
This list looks more like a Sholin form rather than Wing Shun.
Why would a set of drills that one teacher thought would benefit his students at one time 50 years ago matter that much today? Any qualified teacher should be able to come up with the same.
None, unless one actually utilizes those drills.It's not a matter of bothering, I'm genuinely curious - what value does this have?
Sorry I am struggling in following this thread, what is the message? Thanks![]()
---------------------------------------------No message. Just simple curiosity on my end. When I saw this list / post was reminded of certain portions of my WC upbringing. I am not that familiar with Chinese terms, so san sao / san sik peaked my curiousity. Figured some of the wise and experienced folks on here could provide feedback, etc.