People should respect their elders

People should certainly respect their CLF elders here.

By elders I mean people who are higher up on the food chain, higher generations etc.

By the way, what generations are we up to on here? Where is everybody within their CLF lineage?

And do we count Chan Heung as the first generation or the next level under as the first? I think everyone does it differently.

Just curious everyone what generation are you? Use two numbers - one if Chan Heung is 1st, or another if you count his students as 1st.

Just curious...

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Originally Posted by Lama Pai Sifu

Just curious everyone what generation are you? Use two numbers - one if Chan Heung is 1st, or another if you count his students as 1st.

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Sixth, including Chan Heung. Fifth beginning with Chan Kun Pak.

jd

I'm 7th from Chan Heung or 6th from Chan Koon Pak.
personaly I alway count from Chan Heung.

6th generation counting chan heung as 1st

That's awesome. Keep it coming people.

Feel free to post your tree as well (short or long is cool)

I'm 5th if you don't count Chan Heung as #1

I have a few different lineages, but the main is;

Chan Hueng
l
Chan Goon Bak
l
Chan Siu Hung
l
Chan Sai Mo
l
Chan Tai San

This page has more about my lineage

http://nykungfu.com/style_CLF.html

Chan Heung
l
Chan Koon Pak
l
Fong Yuk Shu
l
Chan Hon Hung
l
Chu Yu Jong (Jew Yew Jong)
l
Ng Hao Tak (Edmund Ng)
l
then me & my kf brothers.
How ever this knowledge does not improve my kung fu.

Chan heung

chan koon pak

Fong yuk shu

to hon cheung

sam ng

me

Mano mano- it's cool to meet someone else from the fong yuk shu lineage. Do you have any video I can watch from members of your school on yutube or anything?

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Originally Posted by Shaolindynasty

Chan heung

chan koon pak

Fong yuk shu

to hon cheung

sam ng

me

Mano mano- it's cool to meet someone else from the fong yuk shu lineage. Do you have any video I can watch from members of your school on yutube or anything?

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So far just these old clips that you may have already seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhao1XeMaRI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiT8J-vmuU8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56b8eGgxos8

Chan Heung
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Hung Sing Jeung
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Leung Guai
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Poon Dik
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Poon Sing
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Lee Koon Hung
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Mak Hin Fai
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Me

I am 8th generation going by our lineage chart, counting Chan Heung. I agree with Mano Mano this is unrelated to fighting ability but it still legitimizes our particular systems.

Chan Heung

Hung Sing Jeung

Leung Guai

Poon Dik

Poon Sing

Lee Koon Hung

Buck Sam Kong

Me

You ready for Sunday man! :D

Hung Kuen & CLF day. :)

Most definitely!!
Weather should be nice as well.

Hey, you can be 2nd generation and still suck! LOL

I agree with everyone wholeheartedly. We are all brothers in the same style and it's nice to see where are experiences are similar and where they are not.

Today is a great time for CLF and KF in general. Just think how spread out and separated the teachings were 100 years ago, and how the internet and modern technology can keep us all together. We can now share with each other, techniques, forms, theories, stories, etc., all from our own home towns. No walking 200 miles or getting on a boat or a horse. I think it's pretty cool.

Keep it up everyone!

Yeah man.

If you guys ever come by this way we'll go out for a beer. I'll bring along Banditshaw too . . . hehe.

Chan Heung

Chan Koon Pak & Jeung Hung Sing

Wong Fook Wing & Leung Kwai (studied with both CKP & JHS)

Poon Dik (studied with both above), So Kam Fook & Leung Siu Kueng (Leung Kwai's nephew)

Lee Koon Hung (also studied with his sihings Poon Sing, Chow Bing & Leung Sai)

Li Siu Hung

Me (studied with LKH 1st have continued on with LSH since) - we joking refer to ourselves as Generation 6 1/2

OK, this is where it get's tricky
1. Chan Heung
Chan Koon Pak
Chan Yiu Chi
Hu Yuen Cho (also trained with Chan Ngau Sing of the Jeong Yim line)
Doc Fai Wong
Neil McRitchie
Me
2. Chan Heung
Jeong Yim
Yuen hai
Lau Bun
Doc Fai Wong
Neil McRitchie
Me
3. Chan Heung
Chan On Pak and Chan Kau
Chan Cheong Mo (trained with Chan On Pak and Chan Koon Pak) and Chan Yen
Wong Gong
Doc Fai Wong
Neil McRitchie
Me
4.Chan Heung
Jeong yim
Tam Sam
Tam Fay Pan
Leung Yap yau
Henry Suen and Barry Richardson
Neil McRitchie
Me
5.Chan Heung
?
Wong Chuen Yip
Chan Yin Wah
Neil McRitchie
Me

Founder Choy Lee Fut Bak Hsing Kwoon
TAM SAM

2nd Generation
TAM FAI PAN | LUNG GEE

3rd Generation
LEUNG LAP YAU

4th Generation
BARRY RICHARDSON

5th Generation
nospam

:cool:

(Im copying my sihing's list)

Chan Heung

Chan Koon Pak & Jeung Hung Sing

Wong Fook Wing & Leung Kwai (studied with both CKP & JHS)

Poon Dik (studied with both above), So Kam Fook & Leung Siu Kueng (Leung Kwai's nephew)

Lee Koon Hung (also studied with his sihings Poon Sing, Chow Bing & Leung Sai)

Morne vd S -> Li Siu Hung

Me

沒有老虎时，猴子統治

actually it is better to respect your youngsters so that you have someone to respect you when you get older... respect, it's a two way deal.

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Originally Posted by uki

actually it is better to respect your youngsters so that you have someone to respect you when you get older... respect, it's a two way deal.

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That is more so in Chinese culture than it is in Korean and Japanese culture, actually. :)

I'm of the online lineage. :)

OCS is now over..... F'IN A.

If you raise your young ones in an environment of respect, there will be respect. If you raise them in an environment where they witness you without it, they will emulate you.

your children will always emulate you no matter what path you take. It is how identity is gained.

This can also be true of students, especially young ones.

You are what you live in.

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Originally Posted by David Jamieson

If you raise your young ones in an environment of respect, there will be respect. If you raise them in an environment where they witness you without it, they will emulate you.

your children will always emulate you no matter what path you take. It is how identity is gained.

This can also be true of students, especially young ones.

You are what you live in.

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I can't agree more.

There seems to be a complete lack of providing a good example sometimes.

hey lama pai you are right and wrong, while respect is a must in my book, especially for elders, within your own family, in the martial arts world and at work,
i beleive it still must be earned to some degree, just because you are my elder does not mean i wont put you in your place if you deserve it, granted elders should receive much much much more leniency when thinking along these lines, but in some instances like the ancient jewish phrase says, we must keep it real

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Originally Posted by eomonroe00

hey lama pai you are right and wrong, while respect is a must in my book, especially for elders, within your own family, in the martial arts world and at work,
i beleive it still must be earned to some degree, just because you are my elder does not mean i wont put you in your place if you deserve it, granted elders should receive much much much more leniency when thinking along these lines, but in some instances like the ancient jewish phrase says, we must keep it real

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I think you might have missed the original point/joke. :)

Here's my lineage:
Chan Heung

Chan Koon Pak & Jeung Hung Sing

Wong Fook Wing & Leung Kwai (studied with both CKP & JHS)

Poon Dik (studied with both above), So Kam Fook & Leung Siu Kueng (Leung Kwai's nephew)

Lee Koon Hung (also studied with his sihings Poon Sing, Chow Bing & Leung Sai)

Tat Mau-Wong
videos
me.

Founder Choy Lee Fut Bak Hsing Kwoon
TAM SAM

2nd Generation
TAM FAI PAN | LUNG GEE

3rd Generation
LEUNG LAP YAU
VIDEOS on YOUTUBE
Me

Chan Heung
Chan Koon Pak
Chan Yiu Chi
Hu Yuen Cho (also trained with Chan Ngau Sing of the Jeong Yim line)
Doc Fai Wong
Videos
Me

:p;):D

(actually, my Sifu learned his CLF from someone under H'o Ngau, but I don't know who)

That's pretty funny.