Friday, 30 November 2012
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Monday, 26 November 2012
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Win Chun Martial Art Private Workshop
Wing Chun Martial Art Private Workshop, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
It organized in a small group of JSF Wing Chun practitioners private workshop. The content of Wing Chun Forms Discussion, techniques and Chi Sao practice.
It organized in a small group of JSF Wing Chun practitioners private workshop. The content of Wing Chun Forms Discussion, techniques and Chi Sao practice.
Wooden Dummy VS Ng Tian Hoe
Malaysia Wing Chun practitioner, Ng Tian Hoe practices Front Stamping Kick with Wooden Dummy!
Wooden Dummy is a great training equipment when there is nobody practice with you. He has feeling no pain, he is not moving and react like a real man, but we have to practice lively with him. Practice Wing Chun stance, legs work and hand works movement in a correct and appropriate alignment. Although the Wooden Dummy is taller than him, just kick his leg, he might be the real harmful man to you one day. Kick like no mercy, kick to the right point!
Wooden Dummy is a great training equipment when there is nobody practice with you. He has feeling no pain, he is not moving and react like a real man, but we have to practice lively with him. Practice Wing Chun stance, legs work and hand works movement in a correct and appropriate alignment. Although the Wooden Dummy is taller than him, just kick his leg, he might be the real harmful man to you one day. Kick like no mercy, kick to the right point!
Saturday, 24 November 2012
Where can I learn Wing Chun Martial Art 詠春拳術 in Seremban, Malaysia?
JSF Wing Chun Martial Art 詠春拳術
Address:
Tokong Dong Teng Keng
16G, Jalan Temiang, 70200,
Seremban. Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
Time: 9.00am-11.00am (min 2 hours)
Day: Sunday
Wing Chun is available for kids and adults in Tokong Dong Teng Keng, Seremban, Malaysia since Year 2011 September.
Although kids are too young to learn self defense perfectly, but they do learn respect action, concentration, patient, reflexion, self discipline, leadership, independent, fitness and physical training.
In my Wing Chun System Training, besides theory and techniques tutorial, body physical and stamina is part of the significant segment. Wing Chun is not an martial art to fight and self-defense, it's also a healthy fitness kung fu.
Kindly click "class/contact/fee" to get more classes location and time table. Contact +6014-338-6866 now for reservation!!!
Address:
Tokong Dong Teng Keng
16G, Jalan Temiang, 70200,
Seremban. Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
Time: 9.00am-11.00am (min 2 hours)
Day: Sunday
Wing Chun is available for kids and adults in Tokong Dong Teng Keng, Seremban, Malaysia since Year 2011 September.
Although kids are too young to learn self defense perfectly, but they do learn respect action, concentration, patient, reflexion, self discipline, leadership, independent, fitness and physical training.
In my Wing Chun System Training, besides theory and techniques tutorial, body physical and stamina is part of the significant segment. Wing Chun is not an martial art to fight and self-defense, it's also a healthy fitness kung fu.
Kindly click "class/contact/fee" to get more classes location and time table. Contact +6014-338-6866 now for reservation!!!
Wing Chun Brother & Sister
They are brother and sister, Julia and Bryan Lum, Malaysia Wing Chun practitioners who attend lesson at Canopy Club, Setia Eco Park. Julia is a polite and soft little girl who is 9 years old only. She likes action of Wing Chun, punch and kick, pattern and art.
Sunday, 18 November 2012
Where can I learn Wing Chun Martial Art 詠春拳術 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
JSF Ving Tsun Combat, Malaysia 詠春拳術
Address:
Pusat Komuniti Bandar Manjalara,
Jalan Medan Putra 1,
Bandar Manjalara,
52200 Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia.
Training Day: Tuesday, 7.30pm-8.30pm (Children Group) / 8.30pm-10.30pm (Adults Group)
Wing Chun Kids Group is available from age 5 years and above, kids group enrollment qualification are depending of attitude, independent and desire of learning of him/herself.
Although kids are too young to learn self defense perfectly, they do learn respect action, concentration, patient, reflexion, self discipline, leadership, independent, fitness and physical training.
Besides that, Wing Chun Adults Group is from 18 years old and above.
Address:
Pusat Komuniti Bandar Manjalara,
Jalan Medan Putra 1,
Bandar Manjalara,
52200 Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia.
Training Day: Tuesday, 7.30pm-8.30pm (Children Group) / 8.30pm-10.30pm (Adults Group)
Wing Chun Kids Group is available from age 5 years and above, kids group enrollment qualification are depending of attitude, independent and desire of learning of him/herself.
Although kids are too young to learn self defense perfectly, they do learn respect action, concentration, patient, reflexion, self discipline, leadership, independent, fitness and physical training.
Besides that, Wing Chun Adults Group is from 18 years old and above.
Saturday, 17 November 2012
Where can I learn Wing Chun Martial Art 詠春拳術 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
JSF Wing Chun Martial Art 詠春拳術
Address:
Cawangan MCA
Jalan Perisa 4, Taman Gembira,
58200 Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia.
Time: 9.00am-11.00am (min 2 hours)
Day: Saturday
It's a small group of Wing Chun Malaysia practitioners for beginner class. Foundation lesson as below:
1) Principle of Wing Chun
2) Wing Chun Stance
3) Zhong Sao Routine
4) Thrusting Punch
5) Sil Neem Tao Form
6) Techniques of Sil Neem Tao Form practice
6) Kick Techniques
Address:
Cawangan MCA
Jalan Perisa 4, Taman Gembira,
58200 Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia.
Time: 9.00am-11.00am (min 2 hours)
Day: Saturday
It's a small group of Wing Chun Malaysia practitioners for beginner class. Foundation lesson as below:
1) Principle of Wing Chun
2) Wing Chun Stance
3) Zhong Sao Routine
4) Thrusting Punch
5) Sil Neem Tao Form
6) Techniques of Sil Neem Tao Form practice
6) Kick Techniques
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Self Defense Demonstration - Astro Pasar Malam Riang Ria 全民一心 缤纷夜 市
This is the 4th Road Show of Astro Pasar Malam Riang Ria and it located at Setapak Prima, Wangsa Maju, 12/11/2012. For the passed event in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, the nights rained yet we were lucky, rained light and stopped when show started. We were performing self defense in Wing Chun style. We delivered the alertness and simple techniques to those people to self protection, they don't practice like a kung fu master for sure to kill people to harm. 
Saturday, 10 November 2012
Martial Art - Wing Chun
Martial arts is for all ages :)
Martial arts is a self-defense body weapon to protect yourself. It's a good fitness and healthy sport for mankind. However, there are people practice martial arts to do thing bad. Hope people apply martial art in the right way, protect yourself and society to get a better future :)
Please give yourself an opportunity and spend a good time to learn Wing Chun Martial Art. It's excited and joyful. Believe me :)
For more information please click Class/contact/fee, you will get the nearest location to satisfy your convenient :)
Thank you!!!
Martial arts is a self-defense body weapon to protect yourself. It's a good fitness and healthy sport for mankind. However, there are people practice martial arts to do thing bad. Hope people apply martial art in the right way, protect yourself and society to get a better future :)
Please give yourself an opportunity and spend a good time to learn Wing Chun Martial Art. It's excited and joyful. Believe me :)
For more information please click Class/contact/fee, you will get the nearest location to satisfy your convenient :)
Thank you!!!
Friday, 9 November 2012
Thursday, 8 November 2012
Chi Sao Practice
There are three crazy Wing Chun practitioners start training after rained, 9:45pm-11:15pm!!!
It's actually a private Wing Chun Training in a small group. Members are selected from my JSF Wing Chun team. We practice and share about Chi Sao and Sparring techniques whereby experienced the practical of Wing Chun application.
It's actually a private Wing Chun Training in a small group. Members are selected from my JSF Wing Chun team. We practice and share about Chi Sao and Sparring techniques whereby experienced the practical of Wing Chun application.
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
感言
A circulation of life in Wing Chun 詠春之成長與循環
There is always a master/teacher to teach you the technique and guidance of martial art, leading and protecting you like a son of himself or like a friend. Hope you to become a Good Man in this society and grow together. However, like the Great Grand Master, Ip Man to meet a mentor is not easy in his life. Leung Pik had changed Ip Man's mind upon Wing Chun techniques. Apply techniques wisely and make a different to yourself, a Wing Chun style to suit yourself.
Real/Friendly Sparring with teammates and different martial art practitioners are so much different compare to practice and talk about the philosophy of Wing Chun.
There is always a master/teacher to teach you the technique and guidance of martial art, leading and protecting you like a son of himself or like a friend. Hope you to become a Good Man in this society and grow together. However, like the Great Grand Master, Ip Man to meet a mentor is not easy in his life. Leung Pik had changed Ip Man's mind upon Wing Chun techniques. Apply techniques wisely and make a different to yourself, a Wing Chun style to suit yourself.
Real/Friendly Sparring with teammates and different martial art practitioners are so much different compare to practice and talk about the philosophy of Wing Chun.
Wing Chun Chi Sao - Single Sticky Hand Pratice
Before formally begin to Wing Chun Chi Sao and Luk Sao training, single sticky hand exercise should apply. As images provide, it's a routine exercise of (A) Dap Sao against (B) Bong Sao to (A) Fok Sao against (B) Tan Sao. Practice this routine slowly to understand the incoming force, direction and speed of opponent. Besides, elbow points have to keep close to self center line, soften arm muscle and whole body and get wrist sensitivity higher to reflex whatever opponent does.
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Tan Sao Technique
There are two ways for Wing Chun Tan Sao Technique, one is inner and the other is out of triangle. As image here is the Inner Tan Sao Application to divert incoming force of opponent. For instance, Inner Tan Sao (Left Arm) against opponent's right arm, Wing Chun Tan Sao Technique principle is keep arm close to your body, hand open and fingers point to opponent, Elbow Point stays close to center line, and possible to maintain it stick to your rib as normally body structure does, Or Elbow Point may extend like a fist distance, intercept whereby wrist line in between two inches to divert opponent incoming force away of self center line to keep yourself safe.
Monday, 5 November 2012
Wing Chun Tutorial
Wing Chun and the Fading of the Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1950-1990.
World War Two and the subsequent Japanese occupation did little to promote the fortunes o
f Wing Chun. The art did recover somewhat between 1945 and 1949. Unfortunately, this brief flowering was crushed by the ultimate Communist victory in China’s long running civil war. The Communists had a lot of reasons to dislike Wing Chun. This was a violent reactionary art closely tied to the reactionary land owners and rich merchants of Guangdong, their sworn enemies. Further, a number of individuals in the Wing Chun community (including Ip Man) had served as police officers and detectives at the same time that the GMD was using law enforcement to investigate, interrogate, and even execute suspected Communists. Not all Wing Chun teachers fled in 1949 (for instance Lai Hip Chi and Sum Num stayed), but Wing Chun was effectively crippled on the mainland. It would not begin the process of recovery and rebuilding until the 1980s and 1990s.
The situation was different in other places like Hong Kong and Vietnam. Ip Man managed to start a vibrant Wing Chun community after he fled into exile in 1949. It is often said that he was the first individual to publically teach Wing Chun. This commonly repeated assertion is mostly nonsense. Many individuals had taught very publically before him, but the events of 1949 erased or helped to obscure their legacy. Nor did they ever achieve the fantastic levels of recognition that Ip Man earned. From Hong Kong he was in an ideal position to send students abroad at a time when the Chinese martial arts were just starting to trend in the global market. While Ip Man was not Wing Chun’s first public teacher, he was certainly its most successful. But what did he teach his students about medicine?
For the most part he seems to have ignored the subject. The image of Wing Chun that emerged in the 1950s was that of angry young men fighting on rooftops and settling scores in secret challenges matches. A less charitable reading of this period might instead characterize it as one in Wing Chun was closely linked to street violence and youth delinquency. That is certainly how the Hong Kong police perceived the situation.
The sorts of students that came to Ip Man in the 1950s were, by in large, not very interested in traditional medicine. Young people rarely are. Further, Hong Kong had a relative abundance of high quality modern western medical care. Certainly some students like Moy Yat and Ip Man’s children (to name just two examples, there were also others) expressed an interest in TCM and learned the old man’s art. Most, however, did not.
It is remarkable how important health practices were to practitioners in the 1930s and how much they faded in the 1950s and 1960s. Wing Chun was quickly and efficiently rebranded as a street fighting and self-defense art divorced from the world of traditional Chinese philosophy and cosmology. It is often said that in Hong Kong Ip Man simplified the teaching system, removing the “five elements” and the “eight directions” as these were no longer helpful metaphors when coaching his modern, urbane, western educated students. Yet without these metaphors it is impossible to master the complex world of Qi cultivation and traditional herbalism.
Nevertheless, there is one interesting development in this period. Ip Man’s students and children report seeing him perform Siu Lim Tao very slowly (emphasizing the ‘Three Prayers to Buddha’ chapter) as a form of breathing exercise dedicated to building and (and presumably moving) his Qi. This may have happened in his lineage in Foshan as well, but I have yet to find any direct reference to it. It is suggestive to note that breathing exercises are observed in the Ip Man clan for the first time at about the same period that they are being promoted as a form of healthcare for the masses on the mainland.
-BENJUDKINS
*to be con't
The situation was different in other places like Hong Kong and Vietnam. Ip Man managed to start a vibrant Wing Chun community after he fled into exile in 1949. It is often said that he was the first individual to publically teach Wing Chun. This commonly repeated assertion is mostly nonsense. Many individuals had taught very publically before him, but the events of 1949 erased or helped to obscure their legacy. Nor did they ever achieve the fantastic levels of recognition that Ip Man earned. From Hong Kong he was in an ideal position to send students abroad at a time when the Chinese martial arts were just starting to trend in the global market. While Ip Man was not Wing Chun’s first public teacher, he was certainly its most successful. But what did he teach his students about medicine?
For the most part he seems to have ignored the subject. The image of Wing Chun that emerged in the 1950s was that of angry young men fighting on rooftops and settling scores in secret challenges matches. A less charitable reading of this period might instead characterize it as one in Wing Chun was closely linked to street violence and youth delinquency. That is certainly how the Hong Kong police perceived the situation.
The sorts of students that came to Ip Man in the 1950s were, by in large, not very interested in traditional medicine. Young people rarely are. Further, Hong Kong had a relative abundance of high quality modern western medical care. Certainly some students like Moy Yat and Ip Man’s children (to name just two examples, there were also others) expressed an interest in TCM and learned the old man’s art. Most, however, did not.
It is remarkable how important health practices were to practitioners in the 1930s and how much they faded in the 1950s and 1960s. Wing Chun was quickly and efficiently rebranded as a street fighting and self-defense art divorced from the world of traditional Chinese philosophy and cosmology. It is often said that in Hong Kong Ip Man simplified the teaching system, removing the “five elements” and the “eight directions” as these were no longer helpful metaphors when coaching his modern, urbane, western educated students. Yet without these metaphors it is impossible to master the complex world of Qi cultivation and traditional herbalism.
Nevertheless, there is one interesting development in this period. Ip Man’s students and children report seeing him perform Siu Lim Tao very slowly (emphasizing the ‘Three Prayers to Buddha’ chapter) as a form of breathing exercise dedicated to building and (and presumably moving) his Qi. This may have happened in his lineage in Foshan as well, but I have yet to find any direct reference to it. It is suggestive to note that breathing exercises are observed in the Ip Man clan for the first time at about the same period that they are being promoted as a form of healthcare for the masses on the mainland.
-BENJUDKINS
*to be con't
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Group photo of Wing Chun Practitioners
Dear all JSF Group Wing Chun Practitioners,
Thanks for your participating the new launching of Headquarter of WVCF today.
Time flies, I meet everyone of you from day one to learn Wing Chun Martial Art. Day by day, month by month and year by year. There are new practitioners join us yet there are leaving us due to circumstantial reasons. To be a passionate Wing Chun practitioner is not easy, we shall always encourage each other to practice and share the tremendous ideas of Ip Man Wing Chun in Malaysia. Hence, we are honorable and looking forward to meet different Wing Chun/Ving Tsun lineage in Malaysia, Asia and Europe country, in fact, this is my dream to be come truth one day. Jiason Foong, its my honor to be your Wing Chun Instructor. To create a simple and easy Wing Chun practice and practical application is my responsibility, yet to influence everyone of you, as young as 5 years old children, teenagers and adult as age up to 54 years old, to have a healthy and positive life.
Thank you for all of you :)
Thanks for your participating the new launching of Headquarter of WVCF today.
Time flies, I meet everyone of you from day one to learn Wing Chun Martial Art. Day by day, month by month and year by year. There are new practitioners join us yet there are leaving us due to circumstantial reasons. To be a passionate Wing Chun practitioner is not easy, we shall always encourage each other to practice and share the tremendous ideas of Ip Man Wing Chun in Malaysia. Hence, we are honorable and looking forward to meet different Wing Chun/Ving Tsun lineage in Malaysia, Asia and Europe country, in fact, this is my dream to be come truth one day. Jiason Foong, its my honor to be your Wing Chun Instructor. To create a simple and easy Wing Chun practice and practical application is my responsibility, yet to influence everyone of you, as young as 5 years old children, teenagers and adult as age up to 54 years old, to have a healthy and positive life.
Thank you for all of you :)
Saturday, 3 November 2012
Friday, 2 November 2012
Serious Training in the class....
Pusat Komuniti Bandar Manjalara,
Jalan Medan Putra 1,
Bandar Manjalara,
52200 Kuala Lumpur.
Tuesday, 8.00pm-10.00pm
Dewan Orang Ramai Kampung Salak Selatan,
Lot 7895, Jalan Satu, Salak Selatan Baru.
57100 Kuala Lumpur.
Wednesday, 8.00pm-10.00pm
MCA Cawangan,
Jalan Perisa 4,
Taman Gembira,
58200 Kuala Lumpur.
Saturday, 9.00am-11.00am
USJ 16/2A Subang Jaya.
47630 Selangor.
Saturday, 3.00pm-5.00pm
Tokong Dong Teng Keng
16G, Jalan Temiang, 70200,
Seremban. Negeri Sembilan.
Sunday, 8.00am-10.00am
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Wing Chun For Kids - Yu Fai
Yu Fai practices Turning Stance Tan Sao and Straight Palm. Training among partners is more practical and easy to do in the technique application.
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