hey folks,
in the particular article, my sifu just happened to use a higher horse than his normal. many pictures circulating out there with him in his typical low strong horse. now, our sei ping ma, is typically a mid range horse stance, because we feel me move better mid range. nothing wrong at all with big wide horses, we just don't do them.
My sifu's horse is more typical of the Lau Bun style horse stance, and more precise would be Sigung Jew Leong's stance more so than DFW or Leo Fong represents.
oh, and actually, our seven star punches are drills using the basic seed fists. in the article, prof lau bun was standing while the others were punching. those drills are done side to side and moving forward and backward. that is our seven star punching drills.
Lau Buns Choy Li Fut different then the other styles of Choy Lee Fut....
The above statement is completely true. until the turn of the century, the only CLF you've ever seen was either Chan Family, or LKH. But the lau bun CLF is one of the most preserved lineages of original fut san hung sing clf going back to Jeung Yim. Today, most lineages trace themselves to Chan Ngau Sing, but Yuen Hai was his senior by more than 20 years. Yuen Hai was with Jeung Yim since the beginning and is one of the 3 main disciples of jeung yim.
Our personal movement is NOT typical of CLF you see today. The Lau Bun lineage has evolved into what it is today. we are still pretty private with what we teach, and have never posted any type of list to show what forms we teach. so most don't know what we teach. blame our elders for that one.
and can you explain san sik? if that has to do with power you must be saying it wrong.
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