Diego, forget forms...........take it from me, take it from the other fighters......
its what's in the forms, or even ten seeds is what you need.
Diego, do you really think the Revolutionary fighters of the 1800's had time to perfect forms when in about a decade to two decades over 20-30 million southern chinese were killed due to things like the Tai Ping Rebellion?
The reason why there are so little forms within Hung Sing as compared to Chan Family, is Hung Sing People care MORE about how you use it, then how its performed. I don't care what anyone has to say, I'm not that far off from Lau Bun (Jew Leong, Sifu, me)..........and what i was told about Lau Bun he didn't care about forms neither.
See, Professor Lau Bun survived the Tong Wars out here in the bay area during his time which were extremely bloody. his students were apart of this as well. And seeing how they did it back then as opposed to how it looks today, back then it was raw brute force with killing power.........today we all look like folk dancers....trying to do our sets as pretty as can be.
As EJ said, for that branch, those forms are important for them.
for Lineages such as Yuen Hai, Lui Chun, and Lee Yan......Jeong Yim's most senior disciples, there were only 3 main forms. Ping Kuen, Kau Da, and Cheung Kuen. These forms have very good fighting material in it.
In Hung Sing (USA) the forms one should keep are.....
(foundational forms)
Che Kuen
Cheung Kuen..........these two forms also cover speed and strength on a more practical level.
Two of our fighting forms are....
Sup Ji Kau Da
Um Ying.........both cover speed & strength....both contain very good fighting elements.
Anyways, the same fighting elements are found in the small number of forms from our lineage that are found in the LARGE number of chan family forms.
truthfully, from a fighters point of view, i'd rather have a few forms that cover the whole system, than have the numbers going into the triple digits.
Hung Sing Boyz, we gottit on lock down
when he's around quick to ground and pound a clown
Bruh we thought you knew better
when it comes to head huntin, ain't no one can do it better