ShortBridge
3rd Black Belt
I know a guy who did for a bit. Spoke very highly of him and has some good stuff.
What style of wing chun do you study?
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I know a guy who did for a bit. Spoke very highly of him and has some good stuff.
jhexx
Yellow Belt
I practice Wong Shun leung/ Jiu Wan and Wang Kiu Wc.
Wsl i got from my father. I learned Jiu Wan lineage for a few months at a school run by sifu Herb Schmieder, who learned under Jason Lau and Miguel Hernandez. Then when i lived in Colorado i learned Wang Kiu under one of two students who was trained under Herber Maier. So my interpretation of Wc is a combination of the three.
Wsl i got from my father. I learned Jiu Wan lineage for a few months at a school run by sifu Herb Schmieder, who learned under Jason Lau and Miguel Hernandez. Then when i lived in Colorado i learned Wang Kiu under one of two students who was trained under Herber Maier. So my interpretation of Wc is a combination of the three.
wingchun100
Senior Master
I was happy to see this. I have been feeling pretty lonely on this board because if there is anyone else from the Leung Sheung lineage, they have not announced themselves. LOL (Then again, I know Xue Sheng studied it.) Anyway, I learn from a gentleman named Larry London, who studied under Jack Ling. (He also learned from Augustine Fong.) So I am also learning the Leung Sheung lineage.
Vajramusti
Master Black Belt
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I have been doing Ip Man/Ho Kam ming/Augustine Fong wing chun every day since 1976. Ho Kam Ming studied directly with Ip Man since 1955--private lessons for many years and stayed in touch with him regularly till the day Ip Man died. I was lucky- I lived in Tucson when I found sifu Fong.
I moved to New Mexico and kept driving to Tucson on weekends for classes and private lessons, Then I moved back to Arizona-Tempe but drive to Tucson often. Was there last Saturday for one day of his annual 4 day seminars and the annual reunion banquet.
Wing chun people in Macao have published a 50 year commemoration book of Ho Kam Ming's wing chun loaded with pictures -includes many shots of Ip Man visiting Ho Kam Ming's school and also of Fong who brought Ho Kam Ming wing chun to the US.
DanT
2nd Black Belt
Can you tell us some unique characteristics of HKM wing chun?
Also do you know the Windy City wing chun ppl?
Jim Roselando
White Belt
I train and teach Dr. Leung Jan's Pin Sun Wing Chun.
Vajramusti
Master Black Belt
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Yes, I do know Ed de la Cruz and his partner at Windy City wing chun. HKM;s wing chun always strives for balance, no unnecessary muscle tension,
square body9not slant body), clear gravitational center line among many other things.
Hi Jim,
Welcome to the forum. I've heard you on some podcasts and love your insight into the history of Wing Chun.
Jim Roselando
White Belt
beginerboy1
White Belt
Hi there what do you know about James Sinclair? as I have also come across his schools.
The guy you are addressing hasn't posted in years. Maybe someone else can help?
Hey Jim, do you do any out-of-state seminars?
Jim Roselando
White Belt
Hello, Yes sir. I'll reply to you via email. Greetz from Boston!
wckf92
Master of Arts
Keep us posted yak!
I will.
Bino TWT
Green Belt
I am of the Leung Ting Wing Tsun lineage, and I have trained both the EWTO & the Hong Kong (IWTA) side of the system. I have also trained with many skilled practitioners from various lineages (Leung Sheung/Kenneth Cheung, Duncan Leung, Moy Yat, Hawkins Cheung, Gary Lam, Yip Ching, Wang Kiu, and Shaolin, etc.).
I'll be training with Leung Ting this October. And I have trained personally with Kenneth Cheung.
I'll be training with Leung Ting this October. And I have trained personally with Kenneth Cheung.
