Wing Chun kung fu's second form, Chum Kiu builds on the base of knowledge learned in the first form and teaches the practitioner how to use these skills under different conditions ie. with movement and turning.

www.chisauclub.com.auMark Spence performing Chum Kiu, the second form of wing chun kung fu

Chum Kiu introduces footwork, body coordination, and the integration of simultaneous attack and defense movements. Practitioners learn how to control their centerline, use turning and stepping...

Chum Kiu Form is the second form of the Wing Chun Kung Fu System. It is designed to take the foundational elements of the Siu Nim Tau Form and add body movement through stepping and pivoting. The tensionless state of the body from Siu Nim Tau must be maintained throughout practice of the Chum Kiu Form.

When you practice the Chum Kiu form, make sure you do everything slowly and correctly first.

Wing Chun's Chum Kiu form as demonstrated by Ivan Howe. The Chum Kiu form's predominant emphasis is on moving the body, stepping, pivoting and finding the centre of mass. When stepping, it is important that the whole body move as one coordinated unit.

Wing Chun kung fu’s second form, Chum Kiu builds on the base of knowledge learned in the first form and teaches the practitioner how to use these skills under different conditions ie. with movement and turning.

Chum Kiu (or “Seeking the Bridge”) is the second form taught in Wing Chun. This form is also known as Chum Kil, etc. However, please be aware that the movements used in this form can vary between Wing Chun schools.

2013年1月3日 · Learn how to do the Chum Kiu form in Wing Chun from Sifu Alex Richter in this Howcast martial arts video. My tips for training the Chum Kiu form are actually very similar to my tips for training the Siu Nim Tao form. If you practice at home, you should do it in a room that's well-ventilated. You want to make sure you're getting plenty of air.

Chum Kiu is the second of the three open-hand forms of Wing Chun Kung Fu. It builds upon many of the basic principles and techniques learnt in Sil Lim Tao to create a coherent fighting system. Chum Kiu introduces and develops fundamental rules of footwork and body unity while moving.