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Wing Chun Curriculum
Beginner
Basic Training Stances
Transitional Stances Training
Controlling the Center Line Theory
Basic Hand Techniques
Tan Sao
Pak Sao
Wu Sao
Bong Sao
Lop Sao
Jung Sao
Kuen Sao
Lao Sao
Huen Sao
Jut Sao
Guan Sao
Gum Sao
Fook Sao
Jing Jeung - Frontal Palm
Wan Jeung - Side Palm
Faat Sao - Swinging Arm or Upward Chop
Kau Sao - Scooping Hand
Man Sao - Bridging or Contact Hand or "Ready"
Po Pai Sao - Double Paln Strike
Man Geng Sau - Neck Pulling Hand
Sil Lim Tao (The Little Idea Form)
Section 1
Section 2
Applications
Counting to 10 in Cantonese
Yut = 1
Yi = 2
Sum = 3
Sei = 4
Um = 5
Lok = 6
Tut = 7
Bat = 8
Gow = 9
Sup = 10
Sil Lim Tao (The Little Idea Form)
Complete
Dan (Single Hand) Chi Sao Drills
Nine Palms
Solo
Two Person
Basic Lop Sau (Trapping or Grabbing)
Yut Fook Yee (One Hand Trapping Two)
Lao Sao (Leaking Hand)
Combination Drills
Tan, Pak
Wu, Pak, Kuen
Bong Sao, Lop Sao
Pai Jahng Wu, Gum Sao
Hei Jahng, Wu, Gum Sao
Dai Jahng, Wu, Gum Sao
Tan Sao, Foon Sao
Tan Sao, Guan Sao
Kwon Sao
Lan Sao Combo
Moy Sao
Cern (Double) Pak, Sut Sao
Intermediate
Chum Kiu (Seeking The Bridge Form)
Application
Nine Palms
Advanced 14 Pattern
Chi Sao
Two Hands
Luk Sao (Basic Trapping)
Deeper Understanding
Wu Dip Sao - Guan Sao and Tan Sao
Luk or Poon Sao (Rolling Arms)
Sung Jahng
Hei Jahng
Dai Jahng
Wan Jahng
Gum Jeung
Dai Jeung
Po Pai Jeung
Pai Jahng
Ding Jahng
Dai (Low) Bong Sao
Dai Kuen (Low Punch)
Noi Kwan Sao (Inside Rolling Hand)
Wooden Dummy
Section 5
Section 6
Section 7
Section 8
Section 9
Foot Work
Po Pai (Hands Training)
Wing Chun Eight Basic Kicking
Application
Chi Sao
Advanced Training
Mook Wan (Wooden Ring)
Advanced
Wooden Dummy
Application
Twelve Hands of Pak Sao
Wing Chun Sparring
Lao, Pak, Huen, Tan, etc
Freestyle
Closing the Distance
Lok Dim Boon Kwan (6 1/2 Pole or Dragon Pole Form) Drills
The 6 1/2 refers to the amount of Major Strikes/ Blocks techniques in the Pole Form.
The tip is used to devastating effect and, with accuracy and focus, it is a formidable weapon.
The pole develops tremendous forearm and wrist strength.
As such it benefits the punching power and most basic hand techniques.
If one can use the power explosively the benefit to general short distance power in empty hand combat is maximized.
Laan Kwan (Long Bridge or Barring Pole)
Biu Kwan (Thrusting Pole)
Taan Kwan (Outside Pole)
Fook Kwan (Inside Pole)
Gek Kwan (High Gate Opening Pole)
Saat Kwan (Low Gate Opening Pole)
Huen Kwan (Circling Pole)
Tai Kwan (Raising Pole)
Non Kwan (Elastic Snapping Pole)
Sau Gwan (Retreating Pole)
Lok Dim Boon Kwan (6 1/2 Pole or Dragon Pole Form)
Biu Jee Form (Thrusting Fingers)
1st Version
2nd Version
Application
Wooden Dummy
Advanced
Gerk Jong (Kicking Dummy)
Controlling the Center Line
Freestyle
Ground Control
For Recovery
Chi Sau, Chi Gerk Training
Snake and Crane
Theory
Principles
The Power Of Relaxation
Bat Jam Dao Form (Eight Slashing Knives)
Lok Dim Boon Kwan (6 1/2 Pole or Dragon Pole 2nd Form)