Wooden Dummy (Muk-Yan Chong)

 

Mook-Yan Chong Fa (Wooden Dummy Techniques)

The second form is the Chum Kiu. It introduces footwork and kicks in close coordination with various arm movements. The goal is coordination of arm techniques and footwork, balance and the use of the entire body to generate power and explosiveness. Chum Kiu is divided into three parts, each containing sophisticated methods of moving the torso via steps, shifts & turns. Complex movements are introduced for the arms, plus concepts for leg defense & counterattack. The Chum Kiu form is introduced across the 4th & 5th student grades, and the fighting applications are explored right into the Technician grades. In conjunction with the SNT, this form develops the Wing Tzun strategy.
 

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