Lap Fu Wai Ying Ô컢ΪÐÎ

[Go Jun Long]

Tell me what you guys think of this statement "Lap Fu Wai Ying"?

If you could share, could you share some info on how you or your
school learns, practices etc... "creating the shape of the Tiger"? And, what that means to you personally?

Oh, this would probably be for Tiger stylists ect...

Thanks

[mantis108]

I would say it's "using the tiger (spirit, attributes, strategies, etc...) as form". In other words, giving shape that of a tiger to a martial art.

Mantis108

[Rhat]

"Lap Fu Wai Ying"?

Is Bak Mei or Shaolin Tiger kung fu?



"Only Disciple of Sifu Li Yang Jian of Futshan Bak Mei through Sigung Lao Xiu Luang of Foshan China."


Go Jun Long,

Have you heard of Eddie Chong?

Eddie Chong is also a disciple of Sifu Li Yang Jian of Futshan Bak Mei in America.

[Go Jun Long]

Originally posted by Rhat
"Lap Fu Wai Ying"?

Is Bak Mei or Shaolin Tiger kung fu?



"Only Disciple of Sifu Li Yang Jian of Futshan Bak Mei through Sigung Lao Xiu Luang of Foshan China."


Go Jun Long,

Have you heard of Eddie Chong?

Eddie Chong is also a disciple of Sifu Li Yang Jian of Futshan Bak Mei in America.

Well I only know it is used in Bak Mei and not sure about other systems.

He is not a Disciple of Sifu only a past student.

Thank you for your thoughts on the subject. So how do you, or do you, practice and utilize Lap Fu Wai Ying?

[Buddha_Fist]

Rhat registers the same day as Go Jun Long decides to troll in the WC forum and keeps on posting only in threads initiated by Go Jun Long.... Hmmm... A pattern....

Ergo: Rhat = Go Jun Long

So much for this monologue & self propaganda.

[Go Jun Long]

say what!?

[Rhat]

Originally posted by Buddha_Fist
Rhat registers the same day as Go Jun Long decides to troll in the WC forum and keeps on posting only in threads initiated by Go Jun Long.... Hmmm... A pattern....

Ergo: Rhat = Go Jun Long

So much for this monologue & self propaganda.

Buddha_Fist,

You can train your kung fu like the intellect. You may know a noble spirit by the elevation of your taste. Only a great thing can satisty a great mind. Think twice before you speak.

[Go Jun Long]

Look guys, I am just asking questions to gather information. If you think its trolling then dont answer. I do not see any harm in seeking information. K

[Rhat]

Originally posted by Go Jun Long
Look guys, I am just asking questions to gather information. If you think its trolling then dont answer. I do not see any harm in seeking information. K

No harm at all in seeking information. Words are, of course, the most powerful kung fu( Lap Fu Wai Ying ) used by Buddha Fist.

Is Buddha Fist a student of Eddie Chong?

[hasayfu]

Not sure what the troll stuff is but sounds like a legit question.
I have one about the chinese you used. I hate simplified Chinese so I changed your wai to traditional Here's what I think you wrote:

Ô컢žéÐÎ

This reads Chou Fu Wai Ying. "Construct Tiger Become Shape"
Lap Fu Wai Ying would be:

”Y»¢žéÐÎ

"Sieze Tiger Become Shape"

Just curious if you meant the first or the second. Both have very similar meanings. Is this a famous phrase for Bak Mei?

Coming from a mainly english speaking Hung Gar school, I have not heard this phrase "Lap Fu" but "Wai Ying" is very common. It means glean from the essence. By this, we don't try to become a tiger in every way but understand what tiger characteristic we are emphasizing for that particular move.

For instance, hungry tiger decends mountain is different then single tiger exists cave.

BTW, thanks for including the chinese characters. It helps so much.

[Buddha_Fist]

This is ridiculous.

Rhat & Go Jun Long have even the very same stupid habit of citing quotes all the time. Must run in the family -http://www.komudokwan.com/quotes.html

It's obvious that they are the same person.

And now go back to Kindergarten!

[Go Jun Long]

I do not know who rhat is.period.

Bf you have a problem with me?

[Go Jun Long]

Originally posted by hasayfu
Not sure what the troll stuff is but sounds like a legit question.
I have one about the chinese you used. I hate simplified Chinese so I changed your wai to traditional Here's what I think you wrote:

Ô컢žéÐÎ

This reads Chou Fu Wai Ying. "Construct Tiger Become Shape"
Lap Fu Wai Ying would be:

”Y»¢žéÐÎ

"Sieze Tiger Become Shape"

Just curious if you meant the first or the second. Both have very similar meanings. Is this a famous phrase for Bak Mei?

Coming from a mainly english speaking Hung Gar school, I have not heard this phrase "Lap Fu" but "Wai Ying" is very common. It means glean from the essence. By this, we don't try to become a tiger in every way but understand what tiger characteristic we are emphasizing for that particular move.

For instance, hungry tiger decends mountain is different then single tiger exists cave.

BTW, thanks for including the chinese characters. It helps so much.

Well keep in mind that these characters might be slightly off or one of them in particular. Sifu, gave me these and I am trying to remember them perfectly. It is hard not being Chinese THe actual translation is "creating the shape of the tiger"
Yeah mainly I would just like to hear what others do to use, promote or train this method. Thanks again for your info and would like to hear more if you would not mind.

[Rhat]

Originally posted by Buddha_Fist
This is ridiculous.

Rhat & Go Jun Long have even the very same stupid habit of citing quotes all the time. Must run in the family -http://www.komudokwan.com/quotes.html

It's obvious that they are the same person.

And now go back to Kindergarten!

Grow up Buddha Fist and start talking about things you know about. For someone who knows alot about Bak Mei you know very little about Go Jun Long and his Bak Mei Sifu! Perhaps you can tell us about your personal problem. Is this your problem -(He is not a Disciple of Sifu only a past student.)?

I don't know who Go Jun Long is. Buddha Fist, why do care so much about Go and Rhat? And do you have reasonable views of yourself and of your finger kung fu?

[Rhat]

THe actual translation is "creating the shape of the tiger"

Is this a white tiger?