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Tiger/Crane Form of Hung Gar Kung-Fu Bucksam Kong
Publisher: Black Belt Communications

Hung Gar Tiger Crane Southern Chinese Kung Fu. This short and simple but very practical form is presented in four directions, like the petals of a plum blossom flower, teaching attacking and defending in each direction. Years later, a homesick Wong Yan Lum returned to Guangdong with the intention of opening a Kung-Fu school and teaching others the art of Lama Pai. Over time they became friends and Fong Wing- chun decided she would teach him her crane style (more evasive) to balance out his hard tiger techniques (more aggressive) - Hence the name Tiger & Crane Style Hung Gar sometimes goes by! By the way, he told me that I'd first be learning a basic form (I think he called it Arrow hand), then move onto Lau Gar, then Gung Gee **** Fu, and much later on, Tiger and Crane. The first Mui Fa set teaches basic footwork and stances as She married Hung Hei Goon and it was he using his expertise in Tiger kung fu, combined it with his wife's knowledge of the White Crane system developed Southern Hung Gar Keun. During his wanderings in the years that followed he met Fong Wing-chun and found out that her father, Fong Sai-yuk (kung fu brother of Hung) was killed by the same person who killed his mentor. He decided to issue and open challenge to any martial artists in the area and boasted that “ none could Lama Pai techniques are evident in both the Tiger Crane form and the 5 Animal/5 Elements forms of Hung-Ga. Doing forms on natural terrain is much different that doing them on the smooth floor of the training hall. Shaolin Kung Fu OnLine Library Tiger and Crane Double FormTraditional technique of Southern Shaolin Hung Gar Kuen inherited from the past and handed down by Lam Sai Wing. Lam Sai Wing – Tiger & the Crane Double Sort / Fu Hok Seung Ying Kuen Kung Fu Library | 2003 | ISBN: N/A | English | 123 pages | PDF | 3.eight MB. Traditional technique of Southern Shaolin Hung Gar Kuen inherited from the past and handed down by Lam Sai Wing. Represents speed through quickn and agile movements; Tiger Form Represents chi and soft strength through the emulation of the fluid motions of a snake; Crane Form Hasayfu is a type of Hung Kuen or Hung Gar kung fu style. Book Download Tiger & the Crane Double Form / Fu Hok Seung Ying Kuen free online download free Free fast trusted verified ebook download.