Bodywork "Bouncing" In Wing Tjun is much debate about the body work. There are many views and many opinions about what is right or wrong. Many work very different and very individual. It's ok if someone's physique according to different moves. Nevertheless, there are false movements that may not be included in the Wing Tjun. They do not comply with the principles and concepts, which is directed by the system. Techniques or movements can varrieren and look completely different, must still follow the principles, if you want more pratizieren Wing Tjun.
But body movements that go forward and backward, the so-called "bouncing", are wrong in principle. GM Tang Chun Pak, Großneffe und Nachfolger von GM Tang Yick sagte dazu folgendes : "As on the way of body movement, the power of Weng Chun un, at least the Weng Chun Kuen taught by Grand Uncle Tang Yick was never generated by the back and forth and deep bow movement of the upper body. It is not in Grand Master Chu Chong Man's Chong Kuen, Wooden Dummy, nor the Sam Bai Fut of Grand Master Law Chiu Woon. I do not know why Wei Yan could have taught about it. Such body movement had never been mentioned by any of my Si Hing's who were personally present when the Grand Masters were exchanging there knowledge"
In deutsch:
"Wie sich der Körper bewegt, die Kraft des Wing Tjun, auch bei der Wing Tjun Kuen Form von Großonkel Tang Yick wurde nie Force generated by the body before and moved back. This movement was not in GM's Chu Chung Chong Kuen, wooden doll and not in the Sam Bai Fut GM Loo Chiu Woon. I do not know why Wai Yan would have something to show. Such body movements were never trained by my Sihing who were personally present when the grand masters exchanged their knowledge and skills. "
What GM Tang Chung Pak trying to say is that the" bounce "has existed in Wing Tjun never and misinterpretation of "doing" might be, which means to sink themselves in the hip. This movement with "Chum" is very important for the generation of power from the hip, combined with the Footwork. But the "bounce" has no business here. In most styles
Kung Fu The ups and downs of the body is not used. This movement is not yet available in WingTjun in Hung Gar, Praying Mantis, White Crane, etc. Only in Pak Mei Hsing Yi Quan, and I find similar movements. I personally
some old videos from GM Wai Yan, GM Tang Yick and have seen of their students, which also use the "bouncing" is not. Even GM Cheng Kwong, of 30 years was a student of GM Wai Yan knows that you will not move.
Whether this "bouncing" good or bad, can anyone find out for yourself, at least for me it is wrong and has no place in the WingTjun, WengChun, etc. VingTsun system.
The body work is in the Siu Lam WingTjun prevails very simple and very ingenious. The force is obtained from the hip, from the state and out of footwork. Here, the upper body quickly fall into a "Ham" to provide better use of the joints. However, while the body is not leaning forward, but falls off easily.
videos of the great masters of the Siu Lam Wing Tjun can watch her in
http://www.youtube.com/user/SifuSergioChannel .
