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Mini Biographies for this Lineage:
Yuen Kay San - Started training in the early 1900's under the renowned constable Fok Bo-Chuen. When his studies with Fok were complete, Yuen Kay-San became a student of the famed marshal Fung Siu-Ching.
Wong Jing - Began his Wing Chun in the Leung Jan branch. Later, Wong Jing learned Wing Chun Kuen under his good friend, Yuen Kay-San. (Leung Jan -> Lai Leung Ying -> Wong Jing; Yuen Kay-San -> Wong Jing)
Wong Wu-Fong (aka Mai Gei Wong or "Rice Wong) - (1929-1998). After 7 years of training with his Sifu, Wong Jing, Wong Wu Fong became famous in Guangdong Province as the unbeatable fighter. "Rice Machine" Wong was a well-known and respected Wing Chun family in the city of Gongzhou (Canton).
Wong Nin Yi - Current Grandmaster of the Lineage, Mai Gei Wong's Son. Person responsible for bringing the lineage into the public eye.
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1. Zhan Zhuang (static exercise)
2. Sun Hei Gui Yuen Gong (training of internal energy)
3. San Sik (separate exercises)
4. Siu Lim Tao form
5. Chum Kiu form
6. Bil Jee form |
7. Chi Sao
8. exercises with rattan circle
9. exercises with eating sticks
10. long pole
11. double swords
12. wooden dummy |
- Zhan Zhuang is exercise for getting rid of crude muscle power and acquiring a power of the whole body
- Sun Hei Gui Yuen Gong is for acquiring flexibility, health and explosive power
- Their Siu Lim Tao is training of Jip Sao bridging to enemy's hands
- Chum Kiu means "sinking the bridge" and using "long power"
- Biu Jee is training for development of "short power". |
Lineage(s): Yuen Kay-San -> Wong Jing -> Mai Gei Wong -> Wong Nim Yi | 
