Wing Chung how many different styles are there?

[CaliLion]

I just began martial arts and I have been wondering how many different styles of Wing Chung exist? Also where can I find more information on the various styles of Wing Chung?

[Oraenor]

I just began martial arts and I have been wondering how many different styles of Wing Chung exist? Also where can I find more information on the various styles of Wing Chung?

One, anything else is not wing chun. www.wingchun.org

[Toudiyama[NL]]

One, anything else is not wing chun. www.wingchun.org

OK lets refraise then How many offshoots of wing chun are there?

[AlexJitsu]

Ving Tsun - Emin Boztepe
Moy Yat- Traditional Yip Man
Shaolin

[Tameo]

There are as many different winch chun versions as there are wing chun teachers. Almost every teacher teaches the art differently, some combine it with some other styles etc... As for how many lineages there are, Iv heard there are over 100 different lineages.

[Tameo]

One, anything else is not wing chun. www.wingchun.org

That is bs it aint fukin true. Thats only your opinion.

[CaliLion]

Good looking out, thanks for the info and the link

[sherwinc]

One, anything else is not wing chun. www.wingchun.org

see?????

so, the wingchun website that i dedicatedly learned is the most trusted.......

[IPON]

You can also try: http://www.wingchun.com




I just copied some info below



FONG SUNG WING CHUN
Founder: Fong Sung

Line: Line: (Yim Wing Chun & Leung Bok-Liu?) -> Wong Wah Bo & Leung Yee Tai -> Leung Jan -> Chan Wah Sun -> Fong Sung

Curriculum: ??




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FUT SAO WING CHUN (Buddha Hand)
Founder: Miu Sun

Line: Miu Sun->Gao Jhi->Leung Chang Sun->Henry Leung (Also Taught By Gao Jhi)

Curriculum:

Siu Lin Tau (Small Practice Head), Cham Kiu (Sinking Bridge), Biu Jhi (Darting Fingers), Siu Baat Qwa (Small Eight Trigrams), Mok Yan Jong (Wooden Man Dummy), Sup Baat Dim Yeet Boc Kic (Eighteen Point Strike Fighting), Baat Jham Do (Eight Chopping Knives), Luk Dim Boon Gwun (Six And One Half Point Staff).

Was brought to the U.S. in the 1960's by Sifu Dr. Leung Chi Man (Henry Leung).

For further information see: The Buddha Hand (Fut Sao) Wing Chun homepage


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GU LO WING CHUN (Either Gu Lo village, or "Old/Traditional)
Founder: ??

Line: ? ((Yim Wing Chun & Leung Bok-Liu?) -> Wong Wah Bo & Leung Yee Tai -> Leung Jan -> ???)

Curriculum: ??

Note: Supposed to come from Leung Jan. Looks like Yip Man style.

For some further info see:Guo Lo Wing Chun page



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HAY BAN WING CHUN (Opera)
Founder: ??

Line: ??

Curriculum: San Sao (Loose Techniques).

Notes: Claims to be the Wing Chun practiced on the Red Boats by the Guangdong Opera ("Dai Fa Min" Kam, Wong Wah Bo, & Leung Yee Tai, etc...)



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LEE SING WING CHUN
Founder: Lee Sing

Line: Line: (Yim Wing Chun & Leung Bok-Liu?) -> Wong Wah Bo & Leung Yee Tai -> Leung Jan -> Chan Wah Sun -> Fong Sung & Ng Chun So & Yip Man & some of Yip Man's students (Lok Yiu, Jiu Wan, ?), ? - > Lee Sing

Curriculum: Siu Nim Tao; Chin Kuen (Arrow Punch); Chum Kiu; Sao Bao Kuen (Sandbag Form); Sap Lok Gerk Fat (16 Kicking Form); Seung Kwan Fat (Douple Stick Form); Chi Kwan Fat (Chi Kwan Set); Bil Chee; Chi Kung Fat (Chi Kung Set); Mok Yan Jong Fat; Luk Dim Boon Kwan (6 1/2 Pole- 4 different sets); Bart Jam Do (8 .

Note: I have been told that this style resembles the Sup Yee Sic of Yuen style, which came from Chueng Bo (a great-great grand-student of Fung Siu Ching) to Sum Nung. I have also heard that it uses something like Yuen style's Hoi Sic (Opening Form which I believe Sum Nung created for Yuen forms) in which case it is *very* likely that there is a connection between Cheung Bo (or his "relatives") and/or Sum Nung. Note: Both Yuen style and Fong style have also been called "Side Body" at times, so there may be another connection there.

[CaliLion]

Thanks for the link

[MAfans]

here is an another style of wing-chun, it's called orthodox wing-chun.

https://www.shaolinwingchun.com

I trained their for 1 years and a half, it's very effective and the training is really hard.

[Memnoch1207]

No one has mentioned Wing Tsun (Leung Ting).

Internation Wing Tsun Association (Leung Ting)

European Wing Tsun Organization

[krys]

Done.

http://www.artoftoy.com/brleeletiyip.html

[Memnoch1207]

Your point?
Take a closer look at the images.
The "original" looks more fake than the supposed counterfeit.
The chin (from the left eye down) is skewed to the right.

It is interesting to note that in the "original" (non Leung Ting photo) the man's head is larger than the Leung Ting photo. This would have been hard for Leung Ting to fake in the 70's (that photo was first seen in the 70's - a bit before Photoshop). That picture is also not as sharp as the Leung Ting photo.

Besides there are other photos taken with Leung and the late grandmaster at that location. Plus there is the interview with grandmaster Yip Man in another issue of New Martial Hero where GM Yip Man states that Leung Ting is his closed door student.

It would seem silly for Leung Ting to fake a photo when so many other photos exist. Leung Ting has perhaps more photos with the late grandmaster then any of his other students. Many of the other students of the GM Yip Man have group photos or perhaps one personal photo, but Leung Ting has many - at open demonstrations, in Kwok Keung's home learning dummy techniques, at Leung Ting's wedding, his school etc. etc. Why would he need to fake a photo?

[Toudiyama[NL]]

If Ting faked it how come his picture in the book is wider ( and therefore contans more info) than that in the magazine, did he get the original picture from the magazine? if not how the he did he do that