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Yuen Kay Shan Faat Moon- (Methodology)
September 18th, 2007 by adminYuen Kay Shan was the first to write down and organize the Wing Chun Kuen systems Kuen Kuit, concepts, principles, and training methods. In the Faat Mun (Methodologies), , and the similar Yiu Ku (Important Formula), tactical advice is given, using sets of four character rhyming couplets. Â
- Lui Lao Hui Soong – (Recieve what comes, accompany what leaves)
- Fung Lut Jik Jong – (Charge straight when free)
- Yee Yao Jai Gong – (Use soft to overcome hard)
- Gong Yao Ping Yung – (Hard and soft combine in use)
- Yee Ching Jai Dong – (Use stillness to overcome Movement)
- Yee Yat Toi Lo – (Use rest to overcome fatigue)
- Sources: Rene Ritchie
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