Forms
Sequences attached to Wing Chun. A form is an ordered list of techniques; the signature is whatever those steps encode.
The sequences
Each card opens the ordered action list. Counts are steps in the database, not invented grades.
Baat Cham Dao (butterfly knives)
Eight-slash knives form: paired short knives for cutting, trapping, and centreline pressure.
Basic chi-sao roll
Rolling sticky-hands cycle emphasising tan/bong/fuk transitions under contact.
Biu Jee
Thrusting Fingers form: emergency recoveries, biu structures, and close-range recovery tactics.
Chum Kiu
Seeking the Bridge form: turning, bong/lap families, and early kicking — bridging into mobile structure.
Luk Dim Boon Gwun (long pole)
Six-and-a-half-point long pole form: thrusts, angles, and long-range structure.
Mok Yan Jong (wooden dummy)
Muk Yan Jong set: bridging, pak/lap/bong families, and kicks against the wooden dummy arms and trunk.
Pak-sao into centreline punch
Partner presents a line; pak clears; straight punch returns on the centre.
Siu Nim Tau
Little Idea form: slow centreline structures, tan/fuk/wu families, and foundational punches — trained without footwork.