Learn the basic hand techniques of Wing Tsun (pronounced Wing Chun) Kung Fu. We are a Wing Chun school that teaches out of Glenview, Illinois and we are under the Leung Ting WingTsun Lineage, or the International Wing Tsun Association. Join us for this fun video detailing the basic hand movements of the Wing Tsun System and we hope we will inspire wing chun enthusiasts around the globe!
Special thanks to Sifu Robin Tsang for helping with the pronunciation of the hand movements. We couldn't have done this video without him! So thank you again Sifu Robin.
Informational Books on Wing Tsun by GGM Leung Ting:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=leung+ting&crid=VJVQTSN31JZN&sprefix=leung+ting%2Caps%2C88&ref=nb_sb_noss_1
Music:
Shanghai Restoration Project - Nanking Road
Oceandrive - Synthwave
WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC
Man Sau means Seeking/Asking hand
Wu Sau means Defending hand
Kwan Sau means Inward rotating arm
Huen Sau means Circling Hand
Pak Sau means Slapping Hand
Tan Sau means Palm Up Hand
Gan Sau means Splitting Hand
Gum Sau means Pinning Hand
Jut Sau means Jerking or Jolting Hand
Lap Sau means Grabbing Hand
Jam Sau means Sinking Arm
Bong Sau means Tricep Up Arm
Kau Sau means Plucking Hand
Fook Sau means Lying on hand
Gwat Sau means Sweeping Arm
Lau Sau means Scooping Hand
Lan Sau means Bar Arm
Offensive hand techniques:
Yat Chi Chung Kuen means character sun thrusting punch
Lin Wan Kuen means chain punches
Au Jong Kuen means hook punches
Chau Jong Kuen means lifting punch
Fak Sau means "Whip" hand
Tai Sau means Lifting hand
Jing Jeung means Vertical Palm
Jark Jeung means Side Palm
Ong Jeung means Reverse Palm
Hau Gum Sau means Back Pinning Hand
Shun Pie Jarn means Forward horizontal elbow
Yik Pie Jarn means Reverse horizontal elbow
Jik Lok Jarn means downward elbow