The Wing Chun - it is a traditional style of the Chinese Kung Fu. The Wing Chun is very popular in the whole world thanks to its high efficiency application techniques. The important stage in the training the Vietnamese Wing Chun is the mastering of the Five animals technique (Ngu Hinh Quyen). This technical chapter refers only to the Vietnamese line of the Wing Chun and shows the reference to the Shaolin style. The animal techniques are built on the principles of the Wing Chun and are important for the martial empowerment of the style.

The Wing Chun - it is a traditional style of the Chinese Kung Fu. The Wing Chun is very popular in the whole world thanks to its high efficiency application techniques. Wing Chun has many styles and schools such as Yip Man school, Pan Nam school, Yuen Kay-San school, Nguen Te Cong school (Vietnamese Wing Chun - Vinhxuan ) and others. Nguen Te Cong (Yuen Chai-Wan) is a founder of Vietnamese Wing Chun school. He and his brother (Yuen Kay-San) learned kung-fu under master Fung Siu-Ching and master Fok Bo-Kuen. In 1936 he moved to Hanoi (Vietnam) and opened martial art school. His Wing Chun style has many different forms: Thudao quyen (siu lim tao), “108” form (partner form and wooden dummy form), Five Animals form. This forms and combat applications are present in this ebook. Contents: Introduction Chapter 1.The theory of Wing Chun Chapter 2. Stances and moving Chapter 3. The Strokes Chapter 4. The Defense Chapter 5. The Throws and Grabs Chapter 6. The methods of attack Chapter 7. The defense and the counterattack Chapter 8. The Thudao qyuen (Siu Lim Tao) Chapter 9. The «108» form - The «108» form with the opponent - The «108» form with the Wooden Dummy Chapter 10. The Five Animals fist - Ngu Hinh qyuen (The joint five animals form) - The martial combinations - The paired form Capter 11. Chi sao (The sticky hands) Appendix 1. The Tiger form (Ho qyuen) Appendix 2. The Leopard form (Bao qyuen) Appendix 3. The Crane form (Hac qyuen) Appendix 4. The Snake form (Sa qyuen) Appendix 5. The Dragon form (Long qyuen)

Wing Chun is a most popular style of Chinese martial arts. Wing Chun has many styles and schools such as Yip Man school, Pan Nam school, Yuen Kay-San school, Nguen Te Cong school (Vietnamese Wing Chun ) and others. Nguen Te Cong (Yuen Chai-Wan) is a founder of Vietnamese Wing Chun school. He and his brother (Yuen Kay-San) learned kung-fu under master Fung Siu-Ching and master Fok Bo-Kuen. In 1936 he moved to Hanoi (Vietnam) and opened martial art school. His Wing Chun style has many different forms: thudao qyuen (siu lim tao), 108 form (single form, partner form and wooden dummy form), five animals form, tiger form, leopard form, crane form, snake form and dragon form. This forms and combat applications are present in this book. This book contains over 1400 illustrations.

The Wing Chun - it is a traditional style of the Chinese Kung Fu. The Wing Chun is very popular in the whole world thanks to its high efficiency application techniques. This book is about the form “108”. The form "108" is the most important stage in comprehending of the applying aspects of the Vietnamese Wing Chun (Vinhxuan) style.

The Wing Chun - it is a traditional style of the Chinese Kung Fu. The Wing Chun is very popular in the whole world thanks to its high efficiency application techniques. This book is about the form "108." The form "108" is the most important stage in comprehending of the applying aspects of the Vietnamese Wing Chun (Vinhxuan) style. This form consists of the all fundamental "keys," technique and the beginning of the fight. This book contains such chapters as: the theory of Wing Chun, fundamentals techniques, the simplified form "108" with a partner, The "108" form with the wooden dummy, The long form "108" with a partner, combinations.

The book is devoted to analysis of using mantis fist and paw in Wing Chun. On the base of analysis of traditional Wing Chun forms «Siu Lim Tao» (little idea) and “Form 108” on the wooden dummy author gives techniques of using blows by mantis fist and blocks by mantis paw in Wing Chun. Book contains wide number of illustrations with detailed description. This material widens Wing Chun technical arsenal and practically deciphers the little used movements from «Siu Lim Tao» form.

On its way from the East to the West, being transmitted from Eastern masters to Western pupils, Wing Chun system lost many techniques. Knee kicks relate to these “lost” Wing Chun techniques. The initial wave of Wing Chun studies in the West accented attention on main Wing Chun forms that don’t include knee kicks. Although many Wing Chun masters actively used them in their striking arsenal. For today knee kicks are presented most fully in Thai boxing. Generalizing Wing Chun knee kicks, it is necessary to note, that they are comparable with ones in Thai boxing by types and diversity. The book includes the large number of illustrations with detailed explanation of the special features and will be useful for everyone who studies Wing Chun.