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    That’s what im saying.

    Perhaps Tam Sam’s CLF was still just CLF, but his own flavor, based on his own background and body type and personality.

    According to DFW’s book (speaking of Tam Sam) “ His school bore the name Siu Bak Hung Sing Choy Lay Fut Club. The name was too long to be spoken comfortably, so it was changed to Bak Sing Choy Lay Fut”.

    Our school is lam fei hung sing CLF, but you guys can call us Lam Sing

    ok that last part was a bit silly
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    for conversation's sake,

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrB4-tNS1mI

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    hey satori,

    that was cool.

    i have a question, most of the vids you've posted are all very linear in movement.

    is most your attacks in this manner, or do you guys ever go to the outside?

    In our lineage we have our linear stuff, but sifu has always stressed bout moving on the outside and be where he can't see you.

    one of my si-sook gungs told me that we have the sup character which tells me about the linear movement, but he placed the plum blossom pattern over the sup character which explains out circular outside movements as well.
    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

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    we emphasize directness
    but
    have the other techniques as well
    high inside, high outside,
    low inside, low outside,

    Personally I don't care for swinging movements(except to finish), to easy to stop hit with a chop choi
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    yeah i guess.
    but it all depends on whether or not a person understands the techniques and know that you would never use a circular movement while your opponent is fresh.

    chop choys are my favorite fast strikes, but i truly love the power of the sow choy.

    you know, Lau Chung (i believe) or it was another Hung Sing master that actually broke someone's neck with a sow choy.
    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

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    My brother Hong sow choi'd a guy so hard his head hit the floor before his feet did. Personally I think chop choi is much more powerful & devistating than sow if played with the proper ging.

    " In fighting when yang interposing punching is is used, I will continually attack the rival by bypassing the rival and turning my hands into yin interposing punching if the rival uses splitting, pulling or pressing. When yin sweeping punching (sow choi) I will counter attack or attack by turning my hands into yang throwing (chop choi) punching if resistance is encountered. These have fully agreed with the meaning of "yang will grow if yin is in peak" and " yang will grow if yin is vanishing"

    In kinematic theory, the openning and closing of yin and yang infighting will cause the arms and legs to move. Supported by breathing and pronouncing of "xu" "ga" "huo" "di" and "yi" it leads to the vibrations of our zang-fu organs. There for our body will become strong from the inside to the outside,or force power and blood will become abundant. This is the highest aim for practicing Kung fu today. (Powerful & Gentle)

    .......... Choy Lee Fat school originates from Shaolin. Shaolin is divided into Southern and northern schools, southern is firm but not flexible, northern is flexible but not firm..... Choy Lee Fat's punching is between southern and northern school. It features long bridges and broad road. Mater of Bak Sing Tam Sam changed broad road into narrow road. Thus it becomes more flexible. It seeks steadiness from moving and this punching is extremely difficult. It is referred to as "gentle" in secret.

    ........... If blocking, splitting punching and intercepting is met in fighting you do not confront toughly, but take the opportunity to attack again by fighting methods of slinking, sneaking excreting and striking. This is gentle in fighting methods. If you do not slink or sneak you try to break thru the rivals defending line and confront him straight on with your strong power. Supported by the yin-yang turning force of the, waist, hip, shoulder, arm etc.. This is powerful infighting methods, In fighting we shall master the following: we shall be gentle when gentle is needed: we shall be powerful when powerful is needed both gentle and powerful will be used simultaneously. This is the meaning or "truth and deceit" in the Bak Sing method."

    Master Tsang Chui Yu (Jun Chui Yu) 3rd generation Bak Sing and disciple of Lun Jee
    "Discussion again on the secrets of choi lee fat's (Beisheng/bak sing) punching"

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3HZNOocLno

    Pce.

    ...........
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    Quote Originally Posted by hskwarrior View Post
    i have a question, most of the vids you've posted are all very linear in movement.

    is most your attacks in this manner, or do you guys ever go to the outside?

    In our lineage we have our linear stuff, but sifu has always stressed bout moving on the outside and be where he can't see you.
    "Tam Sam changed broad road into narrow road. Thus it becomes more flexible"

    In my understanding, I even use sow in what could be viewed as a linear matter (most of the time) But this is not as simply as straight in and out (much to simple), it is more akin to subtle angular and centerline control, but our side stepping emphasizes centerline more than outside gate control.

    just some more ideas,
    Last edited by Satori Science; 03-29-2008 at 07:46 AM.
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    truth and deceit

    a disclaimer,
    these are again concepts applied in differnt shapes, they apply to the way we move and fight not the specific movements shown. These are not the most represntative videos I have of my Sifu moving but they get the point across, I have been posting a lot lately and am hesitiant to give better examples.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bD1Ni8aXvVc

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    "Whip the pole like the dragon whips its tail. Punches are like a tiger sticking out its head!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddie View Post
    That’s what im saying.

    Perhaps Tam Sam’s CLF was still just CLF, but his own flavor, based on his own background and body type and personality.

    According to DFW’s book (speaking of Tam Sam) “ His school bore the name Siu Bak Hung Sing Choy Lay Fut Club. The name was too long to be spoken comfortably, so it was changed to Bak Sing Choy Lay Fut”.

    Our school is lam fei hung sing CLF, but you guys can call us Lam Sing

    ok that last part was a bit silly
    i don't know if you were tryin to insult buk sing by saying that last line
    coz thats the second time you've used that line "Lam Sing"
    to every joke there is some truth right eddie?

    Fuk DFW's book

    For the Last time! Tam Sam's school bore the name "Siu Buk Hung Sing Choy Lay Fut Kwoon". Yes it was called Buk Sing for short. But his students suggested to Tam Sam that he change the name of his school officially. And to distinguish that his branch was no longer Hung Sing. Tam Sam was a pugilist, he loved to fight. And every single one of his students were fighters. Tam Sam not only had his own flavor of CLF, he had his own fighting concepts that were unique.

    Quote Originally Posted by Eddie View Post
    So you decide whats silly and whats not?

    Its only been recently that the Buksing guys started getting more vocal about being all that different and that. It just seems that every time a buksing person comes on, they seem to want to be so different to other CLF. My question is, if you then want to be so different, why still call it CLF>

    Sure I see the differences, but in the same breath I see differences between all our CLF. Our Lee Koon Hung Choy Lay Fut looks different to Frank’s Lau bun CLF etc etc. Heck, we’ve even had people come on this site and claimed our line uses the wrong Characters for Hung Sing, as we should be Chan Family or something else.

    Point is, this division doesn’t seem to be that healthy.

    My CLF is different to CLFNole’s CLF, weven though we are bothers (and I’ve learned allot from him). My experience is different to his, and my body is different to his.

    But its still CLF, isn’t it?

    I think I should go register a style called Laam Sing CLF.
    Our style is CLF but we are of a different branch. I've seen your youtube clip, prior to watching it, i didn't know which branch of clf you did. but after it i suspected you came from LKH lineage. why is that? why didnt i think you were buk sing? why didnt i think u were sifu chan yong fa clf? why didn't i think u were lau bun lineage?
    it was the way you moved in general the way u execute techniques. i see sifu joe keit move and i see the exact same LKH influence.

    So Eddie if you want to call your branch Lam Sing, do it, fight everyone that comes along and create ur own legacy. Just like Sijo Tam Sam did. Otherwise no one will recognise you as Lam Sing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chasincharpchui View Post

    I've seen your youtube clip, prior to watching it, i didn't know which branch of clf you did. but after it i suspected you came from LKH lineage. .
    Do you have that link? I'd like to see it,
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    eddie posted it up months ago

    it was him doing the basics

    unfortunately no i do not have the link

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