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    Old Hung Kuen's Night Tiger Emerges from forest set

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIc5t7PSLSc

    Different angle of set.


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    Very Interesting Almost thought it was Southern Praying mantis for a moment!
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    Yep that is it. There is some fun stuff to work with in that set.
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    Some more info here:

    “Night Tiger Emerges from the Forest” – A Rare Set of “Old Hung Kyun”

    http://naamkyun.com/2012/05/night-ti...old-hung-kyun/
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    The person in the clip is my Sigung; Leung Kam Kwong. This set was brought to hongkong by my dai-sigung Wong Lei who came from Guangdung..before learning the Lam Sai Wing hung kuen he learned this old style of hung kuen... theres a second set with almost the same patterns but different techniques called fierce tiger emerges from the forrest..however I saw my sigung playing both sets as one..

    Great-grandmaster Wong Lei wouldnt teach this set to anyone who trained less than 7 years under him....by now this changed.

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    Wasn't Wong Lei also the sifu of Sifu John Leung?

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    It is important to understand that every teacher leaves His mark on the Hung Kune that He passes on.
    This is a sign of our strength, not a weakness.
    Take pride in our variety.
    Psalms 144:1
    Praise be my Lord my Rock,
    He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !

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    Quote Originally Posted by CLFNole View Post
    Wasn't Wong Lei also the sifu of Sifu John Leung?
    yes,thats correct!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sanjuro_ronin View Post
    It is important to understand that every teacher leaves His mark on the Hung Kune that He passes on.
    This is a sign of our strength, not a weakness.
    Take pride in our variety.

    yes I agree!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CLFNole View Post
    Wasn't Wong Lei also the sifu of Sifu John Leung?
    Yes, that is correct.
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    I went to visit Sifu Leung's school last year. He wouldn't let me watch after I told him I already did Kung Fu lol. But hey his store downstairs was cool I guess.

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    Does that mean that Master Leong technically teaches "old" or "village" Hung within his curriculum? Is that the emphasis?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LaterthanNever View Post
    Does that mean that Master Leong technically teaches "old" or "village" Hung within his curriculum? Is that the emphasis?
    I would not say that old Hung is his emphasis. He does teach a couple of sets that are not commonly taught outside of his school however. Joy Gar Kuen and Fan Gam Kuen, as well as a halberd set, Mui Fa Tiu.
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    First of all, I frankly have not watched this set before. It has good techniques, and it was well demonstrated. There are considerable amount of grabbling, punches, joint lock, push, etc. in the set. And most of the techniques are short bridge. That tells it is old Hung Kuen. Salute to sifu Leung Kam Kwong. He has good skill IMHO, especially for a person of his age ( 60+ years old ).



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    Leung Kam Kwong is now 74...in the video he was 71! (the event was 2009)

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