Hung Gar Series: The First Form : Gung Gee Fook Fu Kuen (洪家 : 第一式：工字伏虎拳)
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- Master Leo Au Yeung is the only appointed Wing Chun instructor who coordinated with the famous director Sammo Hung in the newly released 'Ip Man' and the prequel 'The Legend is Born -- Ip Man' Movie
Master Leo Au Yeung is a recognized martial arts master who practices Wing Chun and Hung Gar styles. He is the only appointed Wing Chun instructor who coordinated with Sammo Hung in the Ip Man movie. Master Au Yeung coached the action crew and actors in Wing Chun and advised on action scene choreography.
Master Au Yeung is also an instructor for the general public and has a martial arts school in London, where he teaches traditional Chinese kung fu. Styles taught are diverse and include Wing Chun, Tai Chi, Hung Gar and Chinese kick-boxing.
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I love your animation effects! It reminds me of old Shaw Brothers.
much respect to the lau family , ive been a student of hung gar for years , and im still learning new things about how its applications can be used , for me the conditioning is very important . tai chi , wing chun and the hung gar forms are the links in my chain as well , and they work together flawlessly ,
One of the coolest Kung Fu videos I’ve seen on here
I love the expression why you are only choreographing and not starring in the movie I don't know
Intro music is very good. Full of energy..
Thats a Earth bending moves from Avatar aang
lol, I love the Shaw Brothers style video with real kung fu applications! Epic!!
Great to see yet another person actively breaching the walls of 'styles'. Hope we will meet some day.
Hung Gar Tiger Crane form is the key. 😎
That..was..AWESOME!😀
Nice video. Thanks for posting. Nice to see those cools t-shirts with the 8 bridges on them.
Hi Sifu,
What a engaging and exciting upload, great fun and interesting to watch.
I want to see one for Wing Chun next!
Saj
I love the Shaw Brothers style lol
Production on this video is absolutely TOP-NOTCH. Great stuff. Oh and the content is pretty good too. ;)
Thanks for all ur support and take time to leave a comment.
I like the way they train for real fighting by putting on the pads. I saw Donald Hamby doing Hung gar his demos did not look realistic it is never real if you do not pad up and hit for real. That is the only way to see if it really works.
@chachaman77 hi Saj,
i will made a wing chun one but this one have took us about 6 months in total so i think you will need to wait for a bit. :)
I wanted to reply to a comment posted 3 years ago, but for some reason the option wasn't there. lorddragonxf asked what the order to learn Hung Gar forms is, and my personal input for that would be to first learn the proper stances and transitions between stances, as well as get a feel for how strikes should feel (fluid). That's the basis for any kung fu, or perhaps all of martial arts. After that, learn the form preformed at the beginning of this video -- I'll trust this is truly the first form, and if not it's basic enough to dip your foot in the realm of hung gar. Also note that you shouldn't mirror the video, you'll be learning a lefty version of the form, which isn't an issue if you're consistent and can work your left side to a functional point, but it'll be an improper version of the form. After that whatever form you learn is up to you, but I recommend the tiger-crane form and the iron-wire fist form just because research has told me a lot of Hung Gar is based around the movements in those forms -- that or Hung Gar is famous for those forms -- either way they're a good 3rd and 4th step if you can't decide what to learn next.
Note: I haven't been trained in Hung Gar, I've trained in the American Wu Shu team and my uncle taught me the basics of Wing Chun. I've used those to fulfill the basic first steps I recommended for myself, but that doesn't make me an expert in the style (I only roughly know the form in this video). If you find someone else more qualified to give advice about learning the style, take their word over mine.
tradditionally yes this was the first for you learned after 6 months of basics. today more likely not. as i had to learn a bunch of other much smaller forms before i got to this. and so. it took me bout 7 years in my school to get it. some people get it sooner. depends on instructor like chris is doing it and he has only been going for 2 to 3 years.
This was so cool...( I have studied Wing Chun and now just focus on Tai Chi). Totally loved the fun free feeling of the animation and not taking themselves too seriously (or like that Jake Mace clown who is into 15 different styles....sigh!). Keep it up with real quality posts like this one!!
Excellent video!
Amazing video I loved every second of it outstanding job..
so leo au yung knows both wing chun and hung gar?
I really enjoyed this.
@mcy9123 yes i also know Tai chi and chinese kick boxing
Excelente. Felicitaciones.
nice vid. I wish I spoke chinese as well as you speak englist
Sifu, nice video but my question is how many forms are in this system? Do you have a ranking system for levels of mastery or is it a free flowing system? I'm asking out of respect as I'd like maybe learn after I finish my 3rd Dan in TKD
@Wimbledonwingchun opps sorry...i didnt know that this was leo au yeung's youtube account, i thought that it was just a fan's page sorry about that....but do u have a school in america? midwest area?
@mcy9123 Hi sorry i only got school in NY, if you r interested try NYwingchun