Wing Chun:

• Lineage:
• Pan Nam (1911-1996)................................. Eddie Chong (1991)(1996).

• The Pan Nam system.
• Pan Nam Wing Chun is based on the centerline, weight distribution and movement.
• Clawing. Ripping. Tearing. Dirty fighting techniques.
• Feet are wider apart and facing forward.
• Strikes are from the side of the chest rather than the center.
• No Chi Sao. No Pak Sao. No use of a sandbag for punching exercise.
• The stance uses 50/50 weight distribution.
• The toes are pointed straight forward.
• The system emphasizes triangular footwork.
• Preoccupied with defensive advantages.
• Forceful strikes to vital points.
• Striking from any angle. Forward enegy.
• Eagle Claw grabbing. Offensively and defensively.
• Fushan is the traditional home of Wing Chun.
• Tan Sau Ng brouth Wing Chun to Fushan from the north. Tan Sau (Palm up).
• Pan Nam taught Wing Chun in Fushan or Foshan or Foo Shan (Mandarin).
• Fat Shan or Fatshan (Cantonese).

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