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    shek kin and kung fu?

    in this video shek kin doing this form
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmTkqBrHGQ4
    and also doing the same form
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg3EOMO0Pco
    and
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TjcBjKOZec
    what is this form?
    can i learned it?

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    One video says that is a combo personal set consisting of tong long and ying jow.

    Shek Kin said he was a lost track boxing guy or my jong lohan.

    that set i think is his own. I could be wrong though.
    Kung Fu is good for you.

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    I met him in San Feancisco on the Brendan Lai's 1980 Kung Fu demo stage. He was a friendly guy. I believe he was from the Chin Woo school. He lived at his age of 96. That's very impressive.

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    yes. somehow, he always played the bad guys in hong kong shaw's movies.


    but in earlier moves, he played good guys, too.


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    Quote Originally Posted by qwert2020 View Post
    in this video shek kin doing this form
    what is this form?
    can i learned it?
    Thanks for posting that.
    I have never seen Shek do the form, though I knew he made it up when it was taught to us.
    The form is called Won Hop Kuen (cantonese) not even sure what it means.
    As I recall, they said that it was a combination of 5 styles (might be wrong on the number), but it definelty looks like a lot of Mantis and longfist.

    I learned it in the '80s by a visiting shifu at the Wah Lum temple, trying to remember that teachers name, famous for his CHoy Li Fut.
    I went to visit him in HK in 1989 and he went over the form with me again, he told me that he was moving to AMerica. Shortly after moving to the states he passed away.

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    Tainan: You must have learned it from my sifu Lee Koon Hung.

    Shek Kin taught this form and some others to my sifu and some of the sets (most weapons and 2-man weapon) have been incorporated into our curiculum.

    That set is Wun Hop Kuen, which kind of translates to "mixed fist".

    Shek Kin had several different teachers and learned styles such as tong long, law horn mun, siu lum mun, ying jow, shui jiao and another which name always escapes me.

    The set you see is primarily ying jow and tong long with some other stuff mixed in as well.

    Peace

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    Yes, thanks. It was Lee Koon Hung.
    I'll never forget when he showed it to us. I was amazed by his performance.
    I felt lucky to see him later in HK before he moved to the states.

    Kevin

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    @YouKnowWho

    I was at that event! I didn't meet Shek Kin but got to see his demo. Wasn't that the show where some Kuk Sul Won master kicked the snot out of his board holder when trying to do a break?
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    thanks very much about good information
    but realy i want to learn this form
    can any help?

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    If you want to learn the form you would have to pay for some type of private class as it is not a form taught in our curriculum. Either that or watch the youtube video a lot.

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    dear CLFNole:
    iam from egypt so can i find this form on dvd to learn it?
    if i didnt find it can i seee another video on youtube to watch it?

    thanks

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    CLF Nole,

    Glad you mention Lohan is also in that set as I thought I recognized BSL Lohan in it too. The rolling punches with the sliding steps is from BSL Lohan number 2.

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    Northern Shaolin:

    I would defer to you on this as you likely know more about Shek Kin that I do. I choose to learn the weapon sets he passed on to my sifu but not the hand form so I really don't know that much about it other that what I was told. It is not that I don't like the set but I have always tried to just do CLF hands as I don't like to learn other styles hand sets because the power, flow and style differs from style to style and I don't like the look like a CLF guy doing mantis, eagle claw or law horn. Weapons bounce from style to style so no problem there.

    I really enjoy watching the northern stuff but as you know power generation, flow and feel are different.

    Peace.

    gwert2020: I am sorry we don't have a video for this form and really don't teach it openly.

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    i found this article,can any one translate it.






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