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    Thumbs up Fushan Bak Mei

    Hi, folks! We just finished Sifu Eddie Chong's new homepage. Sifu Chong teaches Fushan Bak Mei and Wing Chun. Feedback is welcommed!

    The address is:

    www.wingchunbakmei.com


    Regards!

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    hey guys,

    Have you ever met Chut-suk in Fatshan?

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    We're having problems with the server. Hope to be up again in a few hours...

    Chut Suk? I don't know, maybe Sifu Chong knows him. I'd suggest to write him once the homepage is up again.


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    We're on-line again! Hope you enjoy the page.

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    In Fatshan people call him ( Sifu Eddie Chong's Bak Mei teacher ) Chut Suk.

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    Lee Yung Gien = Chut Suk? Didn't know that one. But I also just started with Sifu Chong, so it's not surprising I didn't know. Anyways, hope you like the homepage.
    Last edited by Buddha_Fist; 01-28-2002 at 04:23 PM.

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    As a new Bak Mei student, what's the first form you have learned?

    Sup Gee Kuen or Dan Fut?

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    d a m n Rolling hand is busting out the bak mei pop quiz. haha.

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    Paul = Poor ?

    Don't underestimate your target. Tnwingtsun made his first mistake by getting loopy. LOL...

    Proceed warily and be ready for sudden surprises... Sil Nim Tao Vs Sup Bat Mor Kiu

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    Exactly.

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    Eddie Chongs bak mei

    buddha fist,
    hi there nice site i must say, although I seen eddie chongs bak mei on the weekend through a friend and its not bak mei its mixed with wing chun. Bak mei bong sau and 3 sun punches....come on?

    i didnt see any fou, chum,tun, toe at all! The stances wasnt turned in like ive seen in bak mei can you please explain?

    regards
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    FT,

    haha... you know you're on shaky footing!

    However, they are good questions.

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    Rolling Hand

    hahaha! im not trolling just asking questions, although it sounds like i am. honestly just want some answers regarding my questions.

    sil lum tao vs sup batt mor huh?

    hmmm jik bo vs bil jee now thats fare! cya man...

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    FT, I'm not training yet under him Bak Mei.

    As far as I know Sifu Chong doesn't mix up the training of the two styles. Just attend one of his Wing Chun classes, they're terrific. But if you know two styles, shouldn't you be able to apply both of them depending on the situation/positioning (or however you want to call it) you're confronting? You shouldn't "freeze" because you can't decide what to use, but rather flow freely. Probably this is what you have seen. His instruction is a lot about understanding combat in all its dimensions.

    I understand and think a lot the same way in regards of keeping separate the different styles (honoring therefore their legacy), and that's what I get in my class. I studied long before WT and I know that at the moment I'm getting pure Wing Chun. Once I'll start in Bak Mei, I would be interested in getting exactly that in my class, but when it comes to practical application in the streets... At least I wouldn't mind to apply both.

    If you don't like the way he sees it or the way I see it (which maybe isn't the same), you don't have to train with him. We're all free to do what we like, as long as we respect each other. I've been around in some MAs in the last 15 years and I know that I'll stay with his teachings, because they appeal to me and to a lot of my classmates.

    I don't represent his personal point of view, for that you'd have to talk with him. Just give him a call, he uses to be quite friendly to anyone who approaches him.

    Regards!
    Last edited by Buddha_Fist; 01-28-2002 at 08:56 PM.

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    buddha fist

    thanks for the answer, fare enough as long as you are happy right!

    have you seen any other bak mei schools forms?

    regards
    FT

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