Monkey Style :

• Founded by Kuo Sze 1842.
• Lineage:
• Kuo Sze (1800-1890). Ken Tak Hoi (1890-1946).
• Chan Sau Chung (1946-Present). Chan Kai Leung (1966-Present).
• Kou Sze (1800-1890). Ken Tak Hoi. Cho Chi Fung. Cho Chat Ling.
• Paulie Zink (1971-Present). Michael Matsuda (1974-Present).

• Monkey Kung Fu (Tai Shing Kung Fu). Tai Shing Pek Kwar(Tai Sing Pap Kar).
• Tai Shing developed by Kou Sze. Pek Kwar developed by Ma Chi Ho.
• Tai Shing Pek Kwar developed by Ken Tak Hoi.
• Six mental attitudes: Deviousness. Elusiveness.
• Unpredictability. Sneakiness. Destructiveness.
• Maneuvering principles: Grabbing. Falling. Lunging.
• Jumping. Turning. Hidding. Dodging. Spinning.
• Ground fighting techniques. Fast attacks. Dodge and feint.
• Feint and draw. Bluff and double bluff.
• Rolling tumbling movements. Highly acrobatic and deceptive.
• Leap and turn. Hide and dodge.
• Alert and nimble. Rising and falling. Dodges and somersaults. Leaps and spins.
• Constantly changing footwork. Axe fist. Rolling tumbling movements.
• Kicking striking throwing leaping and sumersaulting. Over one hundred forms.
• Five Monkey forms:
• [ 1 ] Standing monkey.
• [ 2 ] Lost monkey.
• [ 3 ] Druken monkey.
• [ 4 ] Stone monkey.
• [ 5 ] Wooden monkey.
• Ground fighting. Ground techniques. Jumping and rolling techniques. Monkey style is a mimicking style. Rolling. Open palm slaps. Jumping hopping motions. Monkey style is an attacking style. The Monkey Kung Fu system. The Monkey style has a heavy reliance on groundwork. Attack to the knees. Low crounching stances. Finger jabs and pokes to the eyes. Elbow attacks. The Monkey style is set for the ground fighting arena. Leg attacks. A poking kick is done with the toe pointing forward. The slapping instep. Knee kicks are also used. From the ground kicks to the head are applied. Groundwork and ground fighting. Monkey style uses both hands and feet. Grabbing arms. Attacking from a crouched position. Most stances are waist high. Jumping the opponent is a major strategy. High and low formula. Attacking high. Dropping low. Hopping and jumping. Jumping and hopping. Squat roll and tumble. Ascending and descending stances. Rolling twirling and striking. Leaping. Five Monkey forms.
• Paulie Zink is a Master.
• Chan Sau Chung is a Grandmaster.

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