A
• Art Kiu - Pressing Bridge / Pressing Forearm
• At Yiu (Yayao) - Pressing the waist
• Au Jaw-Ting(Ou Fangting)
• Au Hong - (Ou Kang) - Student of Chan Wah Shun
• Au Kuen - (Au Choi) Hook punch
• Au Shi- (Ou Si) Student of Fung Siu Ching from 1933–1936 along side Yuen Kay Shan, at the Yuen Estate in Mullberry Gardins. Teacher of Wai Yuk Sang. Owned and ran a butcher shop on ChopStick street.
• Au Tac Gerk - Hooking Kick
B
• Baat Gwa Bo - (Ba/Bat/Bot Gwa/Kwa/Gua Boe) Eight triagrams step
• Baat Gwa Lung Na(bagua longna)-Eight direction dragon grab.
• Baat Hop Wui Goon-Eight Harmony Union
• Baat Sik Dan Da(Bashi Danda)-Eight form single hit.
• Bai Jong - Assume Post / Ready Posture
• Bai Ying - Losing body structure / loss of balance
• Bai Ying Chi Sau - Irregular structure sticking hands
• Bai Ying Jing Ngau Gerk -To regain lost balance by controlling with a front instep kick
• Bai Ying Ngoi Au Gerk - To regain lost balance by controlling with an inside instep kick
• Bak Gek - Sparring
• Bak Hok Chang Sa(Bai/Bok he Chansha) - White crane shoveling sand.
• Bak Hok Kuen(Bai/Bok hequan) - White crane boxing.
• Bak Hok Kum Wu(Bai/Bok he Qin Hu) - White crane catches fox. From Cheung Bo’s San Sik Wing Chun. Sum Num included this San Sik in his “Sup Yee San Sik”. Also found in the Yuen Kay Shan Muk Yan Jong form.
• Bak Hok Tan Sui(Bai/Bok he Tan Shui) - White crane explores water.Supplemental form found in Hei Ban Wing Chun Kuen of Leung Sifu.
• Bak Mei Pai(Baimeipai) - White Eyebrow’s style
• Bak Mei Tao Yan - White Eyebrow (taoist)
• Bai Jong (Baizhuang) - Assume Post
• Bao Pao Jeung / Po Pai Jeung - Shield holding Hands or Breaking the Row/Column Palms.
• Bau Ja Geng - Whipping or exploding energy/power/force
• Bau Ja Lik - Exploding strength.
• Bien Choi / Bien Kuen - Whipping punch
• Bien Kuen (Bianquan) - Whipping fist
• Bik Bo - Pressing or chasing steps / Jamming stance in the knife form
• Bik Bong - Pressing Wing/Flank Arm
• Bik Mah - Simply another name for the Chum Kiu Mah/Jin Mah/Biu Mah. Translates as Chasing Horse or Pressing Horse. Found in the pole of some versions of Wing Chun. Can be used with Sai Ping Dai Mah or Yee Jee Kim Yeung Mah.
• Biu - Concept of Darting / shooting / thrusting forward
• Biu Cham - Thrusting Cutting (Cheung Bo lineage)
• Biu Dao - Shooting/ thrusting / darting with the knives
• Biu Gwan / Bue Kwan - Shooting/ darting or thrusting with the pole
• Biu Jee ; Bue Tze ; Bil Gee - Shooting or Darting fingers
• Biu Jee Mah - Outward circling stance.Another term for Huen Mah?
• Biu Jong Sau - Centerline thrusting block or strike with the thumb side up, contacting on the thumb side of the wrist
• Biu Mah - Simply another name for the Chum Kiu Mah/Jin Mah/ Bik Mah Shooting forward stance. Also performed with the pole and knives.
• Biu Sau - Shooting fingers block, contacting on the little finger side of the wrist
• Bo Lay Ying - Glass technique
• Boon Dim - Half Point. Inch Spearing with Inch Power, from all othe Wing Chun Kuen structures. Inch spearing from the lead hand, using the Pole.
• Boon Je Lan or Poon dim Lan - Half point barring motion
• Boon Tan Bong - Half dispersing Half Flanking / I.E Kwan Sao
• Bok - Shoulder
• Bok Hok Chang Sa - White Crane Shoveling Sand
• Bok Hok Kuen - White Crane Boxing
• Bok Hok Kum Wu - White Crane Catches the Fox / one of the Sup Yee San Sik. Also found on in various Versions of the Muk Yan Jong (Cheung Bo and Sum Num Lineage)
• Bok Hok Tan Sui - White Crane Explores the Water
• Bong An Chi Sau - Blindfolded sticky hands
• Bong Dao - Wing arm block with the Bot Jam Dao Yip man version
• Bong Family - A family of Wing Chun techniques that contact on the little finger side of the wrist
• Bong Gerk - Outer shin bock with the knee turned outward
• Bong Gerk - Shin block
• Bong Sau -Common definition is wing arm block contacting on the wrist area / True definition is Flanking arm
• Bot Gwa - 8 Trigrams from the Taoist Cannon, The I-Ching.
• Bot Gwa Bo - 8 Trigrams stepping
• Bot Gwa Kuen - 8 Trigrams Fist Form; The name of the fourth section found in Wong Wah Bo’s Original Single Hand Form, that contained four sections. When the single form was broken down into th 3 hand forms we see in modern day Wing chun, the forth section was used to create the earlier Muk Yan Jong forms.
• Bot Jam Dao / Bart Cham Do / Bat jaam Do - 8 Direction slash knives; Character “8″ slashing sword ; the name of the Wing Chun knife form
• Bot Sin Choi Chi Sau - 8 Immortal table sticky hands for demonstrations
• Bot Mo Dan Da / Bot Sik Dan Da - 8 Single hitting ways
• By Jee - Swaying fingers (Pan Nam, Yip Man Foshan, Yiu Kay)
C
• Cha Jee Sau - Cross armed block defining the gates, center line and central area, low to high, found within all Wing Chun
• Chaan Bo - Go forward and jam step in the Bot Jam Dao Form
• Chaan Dao - A upper slash or chop with the butterfly knives
• Chaan Jeung - To “push out” with the palm; an upper gate palm strike that drills out with the palm
• Chaap Kuen - Low punch
• Chai Dao - Bandits long handled broadsword
• Chai Gerk - Any kick that stamps down; also a scraping kick contacting with the blade edge of the foot
• Chai Mei Gwun - Eyebrow level pole found within many Mainland Wing Chun branches; Double ended staff
• Chai Sut - To stomp downward with the knee
• Chair Kuen - Pulling punch; the Wing Chun basic rotational punch
• Chao Choi - Bouncing punch found in the Yip Man Family Chum Kiu Form, after the Saam Gum Sao Juen Jah
• Chan Dai jeung / Dai Chan jeunng / Juk Jeung - To “cut in”; a low knife edge palm strike, contacting with the little finger side and with the palm up
• Chan Ga-Chai-Chen Jiaji
• Chan Ga-Lim-Chen Jialian
• Chan-Ga-Wing-Chen Jiarong
• Chan Geng - Neck chop with the little finger side of the palm down or palm up
• Chan Hui-Chen Kai
• Chan Shing-Chen Cheng
• Chan Wah-Shun-Chen Huashun
• Chan Yiu-Min-Chen Rumian
• Chan Jeung - “Knife edge” palm strike contacting with the little finger side of the palm
• Chan Jee Pai - Paper Shoveling
• Chan Kiu - Shoveling bridge
• Chang Gerk - Spade Kick / Supporting Kick
• Chang Jeung - Spade Palm / Supporting palm / Shovel Palm
• Chang Sau - Spade Hand
• Chang Tan Jeung - Thrusting and Dispersing Palms (Cheung bo style)
• Charp Choi - Piercing Punch Hammer
• Charp Sau - Piercing Hand
• Chat Sing Bo / Chut Sing Bo - 7 Star Stepping. Stepping pattern based on the Big Dipper design
• Chat Sing Kau Choi - 7 star trapping / holding Punches
• Chat Sing Kuen - 7 Star boxing
• Chat Sing Mah - 7 Star Horse
• Che Chai Gerk - Slant stamping kick
• Che Chin Kuen ; Che Jin choi - Shooting arrow punch
• Cheen Chor Ma / Jing chor ma - Forward bracing stance
• Cheung Bo-Zhang Bao
• Cheung Chuk-Hing-Zhang Zhuoquig
• Cheung Gung-Zhang Gong
• Cheung Gwun Wong-King of the Long pole
• Cheung Hok-Kin-Zhang Xuejian
• Cheung Kiu Jeung - Long bridge palm that drills as the stance turns, contacting with the little finger side of the palm; from the Bue Gee form
• Cheung Kiu lik - Long bridge power
• Cheung Lung Tan Yue - Long Dragon Explores the Moon
• Cheung Ng-Zhang Wu
• Cheung Sam Bo - Long Robe Steps a term for a particular footwork method found in different places in different branches of Wing Chun. In Yip Man family its found in the Bot Jam Tao form; In Pao Fa Lien its found in the Siu Lien Tao Form; In Lo Kwai Family its found in the 4th form sometimes called Siu Bot Gwa
• Chi Chang Gerk - Slant thrusting kick
• Chi - 1) Internal energy 2) Sticking
• Chi Bot Dim Lin Wan Kiu - Sticking 8 points linked chain bridges (Ban Chung Cho Family Wing Chun)
• Chi Dan Gerk - Single sticky legs exercise
• Chi Dao - Sticking knives
• Chi Gok Chi Sau / Ji Gok Chi Sau - Light sticky hands
• Chi Geng - Sticking energy
• Chi Geng - Sticking power
• Chi Gung - Internal energy exercises
• Chi Gerk - Sticking legs exercise
• Chi Gwan / Chi Kwan - Sticking pole exercise
• Chi Sau - Sticky hands exercises; there are many types of chi sau
• Chi Sau Chi Gerk - Sticking hands and legs exercise
• Chi Seung Gerk / Chi Gerk - Double sticking legs exercise
• Chi Seung Sao - Double sticking arms
• Chi San - Body sticking
• Chiao Ti / Sui Jow - Wrestling
• Chin Bo - Fighting Steps
• Chin Choi - Battle Punchs
• Ching Sun Gerk - Front facing thrusting kick
• Ching Sun Mah - Front facing horse
• Chit - To slice
• Chit Jeung - Slicing Palm
• Chiu Mien Jui Ying Gwun - Facing and Chasing Posture Pole
• Cho Dak-Man-Cao Dewen
• Cho Dak-On-Cao Dean
• Cho Dak-Sang-Cao Desheng
• Choi Geng - Taking over power
• Chong Jou Si Gan - Creating timing
• Chong yin-Cheung-Zhuang Xuanxiang
• Chor Dao - Stomping with the knife handle
• Chor Mah - “Sitting” horse stance, the basic turning stance
• Chow-Kwong-YiuZhou Guangyu
• Chow Sai-Zhou Xi
• Chou Gerk - Snapping front kick
• Choung Chi - Aggressive energy
• Choung Geng - Forward, aggressive power
• Chour Kuen / Chour Tau Kuen - Hammer fist
• Chu Chong-Zhu Zhong
• Chu Chong-Man-Zhu Songmin
• Chu Gwok-Yui-Zhu GuoYao
• Chu-King Hung-Garrett Gee
• Chue Seung Pow Kuen - Double leopard punches-( Pan Nam System)
• Chuen Ging Jee Lak - Inch force exerted by the Joints
• Chuen Kiu - Piercing bridge movement
• Chuen Sum Gerk(Chuanzinjiao)-Center piercing kick
• Chui Meen Joi Ying - Follow the structure; straight on facing and chasing
• Chui Ying - Facing straight-on structure; facing the shadow
• Chuk Chong / Juk Jong - Bamboo Dummy / Post ( Passed down from Fok Bo Chun to Yuen Kay Shan and Yuen Chai Wan lineage )
• Chum Bo - Cat sinking stance in the knife form
• Chum/Chaam - To sink, one of the principles of the Siu Lum Tau
• Chum Geng - Sinking power to duck away from attacks
• Chum Jarn Gao Sau - Sinking elbow saving hand
• Chum Jong - Sinking elbow bock; immovable elbow line
• Chum Kiu - 1) Searching for the bridge (Yip Man translation) 2) Sinking the bridge (Yuen Kay Shan Translation
• Chum Kiu Biu Jee - Sinking Bridge thrusting fingers (Chan Yiu Men lineage)
• Chum Kiu Mah - Bridge seeking Horse
• Chum San - To evade by sinking the body, ducking
• Chum Sau(Chenshou)-Sinking hands
• Chum Lung Jeung - Sinking Dragon Palms (Pan Nam lineage)
• Chuen Geng / Chuen Jing - Short power / Shock power
• Chuen Geng Kuen - One inch punch, a short punch
• Chun Chiu Dai Do(Chunqiu Dadao)-Spring and autumn big knives
• Chuun Lop - Moving stance work between the poles in the mui fa jong
• Chung Choi(Chongchui)-Thrusting punch
• Chung Jeung(Chongzhang)-Thrusting palm
• Chung Kuen - Straight punch
• Churng Wai - Stealing the line
• Churng Wai Chi Sau - Stealing the line or regaining the line in chi sau
• Chut Lun - Seven Wheels
• Chut Sing Bo(Qixingbu)-Seven star step
• Cup Da Sau-Covering and hitting hand
D
• Da - Strike or Hit
• Da Bao Jarn - Wrapping hitting elbow
• Da Ng Jarn - Hitting 5 elbows Drill
◦ Gwai Jarn - Diagonal downward elbow
◦ Pai Jarn - Inward horizontal elbow
◦ Sau Jarn - Retracting / rear elbow
◦ Tai Jarn - Raising elbow
◦ Wang Jarn - Outward horizontal elbow
• Da Sa Bao - Sand bag hitting
• Da San Jong(Dasanzhuang)-Separate hitting dummy
• Da Sau Geng - Hand strikes throat
• Daai Geng - Directing energy
• Dai - Lower level attack
• Dai Bong(Dabang)-Big wing
• Dai Bong Sau / Dai pong sau - Low level wing arm block
• Dai Chan Jeong - Low knife edge palm strike
• Dai Che Lun Sau / Dai Fan Che Sau - Big Wheeling arms / Big Circling arms ( Section found within the Yiu Kay, Yuen Kay Shan, Lun Gai and Gwok Fu, Mai Gai Wong lineages Siu Lien Tao Form-In Yip Mans Siu Leing Tao the motion is replaced with Horizontal Seung Fak Sao)
• Dai Fa Kuen - Big Flower Fist
• Dai Fook Fu(Dafuhu)-“Big subduing the tiger”movement found with in Kulo village Wing Chun. The movement is typically referring to a Gan Sau performed with phoenix eye fists, used with a sinking motion.
• Dai Lien Tao - Big idea which is built up from the little ideas in the Siu Lim Tau form
• Dai Au Gerk - Low roundhouse
• Dai Gerk - Low level kick
• Dai Jeung / Har Lo Jeung - low level spade thrust palm strike
• Dai Jing Gerk - Low front kick
• Dai Jing Gerk - low front kick blocking with the calf muscle
• Dai Pa(Daba)-Trident
• Dai Wang Gerk - Low side kick
• Dan By Jeung - Single praying palm
• Dan Chi Sau - Single sticking hands exercise
• Dan Dao - Single Broadsword
• Dan Dao Tang Pai - Single broadsword and rattan shield
• Dan Huen Sau - Single circling hand
• Dan Tien - The center of energy in the body located about two inches below the navel in center of the trunk
• Dang Gerk - Nailing kick
• Dang Gwan / dang kwan - Snapping straight down with the pole
• Dao - Knives or small swords
• Dao Jong(Daozhuang)- Knife dummy
• Dap Bo -Joining Step
• Dap Bo Bong Sau -Joining Step flanking arm
• Darp - To join
• Darp Kiu - Joining bridges
• Darp Sau / Loi and Oi - Joining Hand- Inner and outer
• Day Har Au Gerk - Roundhouse kick on the floor
• Day Har Chi Gerk - Sticky legs on the floor
• Day Har Jing Gerk - Front kick on the floor
• Day Har Wang Gerk - Side kick on the floor
• Day Ton Bok Gek - Ground fighting
• Deng Gerk - Nailing kick
• Deng/Tai Gerk - Raising kick
• Dim - Point
• Dim Gwan / Dim Kwan - Stabbing pole
• Dim Mah - Stamping in the pole stance to give more energy
• Dim Mak - Point Marking (pressure point striking method)
• Ding Gerk(Dingjiao)-Nailing kick
• Ding Jeung -Nailing Palms
• Ding Sau - Bent wrist block or strike contacting with the wrist area
• Dip Jeung(Diezhang)-Butterfly palm
• Dit Da - Injuries such as bruises, sprains and strains
• Dit Da Jau / Dit Da Jow - herbal liniment for bruises, sprains, and strains
• Dit Ming Dao - Life taking knives
• Dit Yeung Juk - Candle hitting
• Diu Mah(Diaoma)-Hanging stance
• Doi Gok Gerk - Low diagonal leg block or strike
• Doi Gok Kuen / Wang Kuen - Diagonal punch from outside across the centerline
• Dok Gerk Siu Lien Tao - Single leg form of Siu Lim Ta
• Do Bo - Moving stances with the knives
• Do Lung Choi(Dulongchui)-Single dragon punch
• Dong - Swinging force
• Dong Dao - Swinging knives
• Dong Sau - Swinging arms
• Duk Kwok Choi / Duk Lung Choi - Single Horned Punch / Single Dragon Punch (Cheung Bo lineage)
• Duk Lung Choi - Single Dragon Punch / Poison Dragon punch (Duk - poison implies 2 also) - (Cheung Bo, Sum Num, and Mai Gai Wong Lineage)
• Duen Geng - Short inches power
• Duen Kiu(Duanqiao)-Short bridge
• Dui Sau(DuoShou)-Chopping hand
E
F
• Faan Dan Chi Sau-Bouncing sticky hands
• Faan Kuen - Circling punch either inside or outside
• Faan Kuen or Faan Sau-Continuous attacking with controlling while alternating punches as in Pak Faan Sau.
• Faan Sau - Continuous lop sau basic attack to break through the opponent’s structure
• Faan Sun - To regain the body position
• Faan Sun Jing Gurk-To regain the body position with a front kick
• Fa Kuen(Huaquan)-Variegated fist
• Fai Jee Gung-Chopstick work
• Fak Dao-Whisking knives;horizontal slashing knife attack.
• Fak Sau- Whisking hand;horizontal swinging arm with typically a knife edge strike.
• Fan Cup Chui(Fanqiachui)-Flipping cover punch(uppercut)
• Fan Kum Na - Counter seizing and grappling
• Fat Do - Right power in techniques
• Faun Au Gerk or Fong Ngau Gurk - reverse roundhouse
• Fay Jong - Flying elbows
• Fei Biu - Flying darts
• Fook - Controling / waiting / a man holding a dog down with a hand
• Fook Family - A family of Wing Chun techniques which use the palm
• Fook Gerk - A downward leg block or strike contacting with the muscle next to the shin bone
• Fook Sau - A palm controlling block with the elbow down
• Fook Sut - An inward knee block or strike
• Fong Sau sin wai - Blocking line
• Fung Ngan Kuen/Fung An Kuen - Phoenix eye punch with the index knuckle forward
• Fung Siu-Ching-Feng Shaoqing
• Fung Ting-Feng Ting
• Fung Wah-Feng Hua
• Fuun Do - An outward or sideward slash with the butterfly knives
• Fuun Sau - An outward or sideward horizontal chop
G
• Ga Chok - Bouncing technique off of an opponent’s structure
• Gaan Da - Simultaneous low sweeping block with a punch
• Gaan Gerk - 3 leg blocking exercise with the following blocks:
• Gaan Jaam - Simultaneous low sweeping block with a forearm deflecting block or chop
• Gaan Jaam Do - Simultaneous low sweeping bock and upper deflecting block with the butterfly knives
• Gaan Sau - A low sweeping block. There are two kinds of gaan sau
• Gaan Sau - 5 blocking motions
• Gan Jip Geng - Indirect power
• ”Gao Lo” Chung-“Tall Man” Chung
• Gao Tong-Gao Tang
• Gee - Fingers
• Gee Gok Chi Sau/Ji/Chi Gok Chi Sau - Light sticky hands
• Gee Gok Geng/Gum Gok Geng - Feeling power
• Gerk - Leg or kick The 8 positions of the kick are:
1. Jing Gerk -Strike with the top of the heel just below the arch
2. Wang Gerk - Strike with the outside of the heel on the little toe side
3. Soo Gerk - Strike with the inside of the arch
4. Yaai Sut Gurk - Strike with the middle of the heel downward
5. Tiu Gerk - Strike with the instep with the toes pointed
6. Jut Gerk - Strike with the lower calf and Achilles tendon
7. Tai Sut - Strike with the top or side of the knee with the leg bent
8. Chai Gerk - Strike downward with the knife edge of the foot
• Gerk Jong - 8 Kicks to the mok jong or dummy
• Geng/Ging/Jing - Energy; the 8 types of Wing Chun energy are:
1. Keng Geng - Listening power
2. Juun Geng - Drilling power
3. Jek Jip Geng - Direct power
4. Gan Jip Geng - Indirect power
5. Yaan Geng or Daai Geng - Guiding power
6. Lin Jip Geng - Connecting power
7. Choung Geng - Aggressive power
• Gin Kuen - Moving side punch for pole exercise
• Goiu Ying - Adjusting the body structure
• Goot Dao - Cutting knife attack
• Goot Gwan - Cutting down with the pole
• Gor Dan Chi Sau - Attacks in single sticky hands
• Gor Lop Sau - Attacks in lop sau
• Gor Sau/Guo Sau - Attacks in sticky hands
• Gour Yung - Guts or determination and self-confidence to win
• Gu Deng Chi Sau - Sitting sticky hands
• Gum Gok Geng , Gee Gok Geng or ji Gok Geng - Feeling energy
• Gum Jeong - Low palm edge strike
• Gum Sau - Downward palm block or strike with the elbow turned outward
• Gum Ying - Body feeling
• Gung Gek Sin Wai - Attacking line
• Gung Lik Chi Sau - Heavy sticky hands to develop power
• Gurng Gee Kuen - Ginger fist punch
• Gwai Jong - A circular downward elbow block or strike contacting with the forearm
• Gwai Sut - A downward knee block contacting with the side of the knee or shin
• Gwan/Kwan - Pole
• Gwang Geng - Steel-bar power
• Gwat Ji Fat Lik - Bone-joint power
• Gwat Gwan/Sut Gwan - Opening up or blocking the inside or outside lower gate with the pole
• Gwat Sau -A circular controlling technique that carries the subject across the centerline to open an attacking line
H
• Haa/Chaap Kuen - Low punch
• Haa Jeong/Dai Jeong - Low palm strike with the side of the palm
• Haan - Economic motion
• Haan Kiu - Walking on the bridge or forearm
• Haan Kiu Chi Sau - Walking on the bridge chi sau
• Haan Sau - A long bridge block contacting with the little finger side of the wrist
• ”Hak Min” Nam-“Heimian” Nan-“Black Face” Nam
• Hau Chor Mah - Backward bracing stance
• Hau Huen Joon Mah/Hau Huen/Hau Joon — A turning stance that is executed by stepping forward
then turning 180 degrees to face the opposite direction
• Hau Jeong - A palm strike with the back of the palm
• Hay Jong/Tai Jong - Raising elbow strike or block
• Hay Sau/Tai Sau/Ding Sau - A raising bent wrist block or strike contacting on the little finger side of the wrist
• Hay Sut/Tai Sut - Raising knee block or strike contacting with the top or side of the knee
• Ho Han-Lui-He Hanlu
• Ho Kam-Ming-He Jinge
• Ho Kam Ming - A long time disciple of Grandmaster Yip Man; the teacher of Augustine Fong
(Fong Chi-Wing)
• Hoi or Oi -Outside
• Hoi Bok - Outside shoulder
• Hoi Faan Kuen - Outside whip punch
• Hoi Gaan Sau - An outward low sweeping block
• Hoi Gaan Sau - Outside low sweeping block
• Hoi Hurn - Outside facing stance
• Hoi Jaam Sau - Outside wu sau
• Hoi Jeorng/Hau Jerong - Back palm strike or block
• Hoi Jung Sin - Outside line
• Hoi Kwan Sau - Outside rolling hands block
• Hoi Mah - To open the horse stance
• Hoi Moon Chi Sau/Hoi Mun Chi Sau - Outside gate (position) chi sau
• Hoi Moon Kuen or hoi mun kuen - Outside gate diagonal punch
• Hoi Sik - Opening position
• Hoiu - Emptiness, one of the major principles of Siu Lim Tau
• Hoiu Bo - Empty step or cat stance in the pole form
• Hoiu Ying - Empty shadow
• Huen Da - Simultaneous circling with one hand and striking with the other
• Huen Fok sau - Circling one hand into the “Fok Sau” position
• Huen Gerk - Any circle kick
• Huen Jing Gerk - Circling front kick
• Huen Mah - Circling stance in the pole form
• Huen Sau - Circling, controlling hand
• Huen Tiu Gerk - Circling instep kick
• Huen Wang Gerk - Circling side kick
• Hui Sam-Joy-Xu Sanzhu
• Huiu Mah - Cat stance in the pole form
• Hung Fa Wai Goon-Red Flower Union
• Hung Fook-Kong Fu
• ”Hung Gun” Biu (Hongjin Biao)-Red Bandanna
• Hung Gwun Wui (Honggunhui)-Red Pole Society
• Hung Jai - Control of power
• Hung Jai Chi Sau - Controlling sticky hands motion to block the opponent
• Hung Jai Geng - Controlling energy
• Hung Mun-Kong Man
• Hung Mun Wui (Hongmenhui)-Hung Mun Society
• Hung Suen Hay Ban(Hongchuan Xiban-Red Junk Opera Company
I
J
• Jaam Dao - A forward deflecting block with the butterfly knives
• Jaam Sau - A forearm deflecting block contacting with the little finger side of the forearm
• Jam Jong - Stance for chi gung
• Jan Sin-Sang (Zan Xiansheng)-Mr. Jan
• Jau Ma/Jou Mah - Combining moving footwork
• Jau Mui Fa Jong - Stance work on the plum blossom
• Jau Sau - Changing lines in attacks, going from one line to another
• Jau Wai - Moving stances while changing from one line to another
• Jau Wai Chi Sau/Ngou Sau - Moving sticky hands while changing lines
• Jau Wai Yaai Sut - Moving stances to attack with the knees
• Jee Shim Sim Si (Zhi Shan Chanshi)-Jee Shim Chan (Buddhist) Teacher
• Jek Jip Geng - Direct power
• Jeong - Palm strike or chop; the 8 palm strikes are
1. Jing Jeong - Front vertical palm
2. Choen Kui Jeong - Long bridge palm
3. Hau Jeong - Back palm
4. Dai Jeong - Low side palm
5. Pau Jeong - Downward vertical palm strike
6. Gum Sau - Diagonally downward palm strike
7. Chan Jeong - Knife edge palm strike to upper body and head with palm up
8. Wang Jeong - Side of palm strike to upper body and head with palm down
◦ ”Jiao-Chin” Wah-Moneychanger
• Ji Gok Chi Sau, Gee or Chi Gok Chi Sau - Light sticking hands
• Ji Yau Bak Gek - Free sparring
• Jing - Front or center
• Jing - “Quietness” one of the major principles of the Siu Lim Tau form
• Jing Bok - Front shoulder
• Jing Chor Mah/Cheen Chor Mah - Forward bracing stance
• Jing Dok Lop Mah/Jing Gerk Dok Lop Mah - Front single leg stance
• Jing Gerk - Front kick
• Jing Jeorng - Straight vertical palm strike
• Jing Jung - Any strike on the center
• Jing Mah/Yee Gee Kim Yeung Mah - Front developmental stance; it is not a stance to fight from
• Jing Meen - Facing to the front
• Jing Ngour Gerk - Toe up hooking kick or control
• Jing Sun - Wing Chun front-on body structure
• Jin Kuen - Punches from the pole horse stance
• Jit Gerk - Stopping a kick with a kick
• Jip Sau - “Controlling the bridge” an arm break
• Jiu Chao-Zhao Jiu
• Jiu Ching-Zhao Cheng
• Jiu Sang-Zhao Song
• Jiu Wan-Zhao Yun
• Joi Geng - Chasing power
• Joi Yin - Following the shadow
• Joi Yin Chi Sau - Following the shadow in chi sau; a type of chasing chi sau
• Joi Yin Jong - Following the shadow on the floor
• Jon Geng/Juun Geng - Drilling power
• Jong - Elbow
• Jong Dai Lik - Elbow power produced from practicing the punch
• Jong Gek - Elbow pushing from behind
• Jong Sau - 1) A centerline block or strike contacting with the thumb side of the wrist
2) the general name for the Wing Chun fighting position
• Joong-Lo - Mid-level
• Joong-Lo Kuen - Mid-section drilling punch
• Juen Mah - Turning and circling stance with the pole
• Juk Dok Lop Mah/Wang Dok Lop Mah - Side single leg stance
• Jung Sin - Centerline or centerline plane
• Jung Sum Sin - Vertical mother line
Juun Geng - Drilling power
• Jut - Snapping motion
• Jut Da - Simultaneous snapping control with one hand and striking with the other
• Jut Dao - Snapping the knives sideways
• Jut Geng - Snapping power
• jut Gerk - Snapping block
• Jut Gerk - Snapping kick or block
• Jut Sau - Snapping block contacting with the thumb side of the wrist
K
• Kan Wah-Chit (Jian Huajie)-Victor Kan
• Kau Sau/Kow Sau - Hooking palm control
• Keng Geng - Listening power
• Kit Gwan / Git Kwan - Opening up or blocking the inside, upper gate with the pole
• Kuen - Fist / Punch
• 8 Families of Wing Chun punches are:
◦ Chair Kuen - Pulling vertical punch
◦ Chaap Kuen - Low punch
◦ Ngoi Faan Kuen - Inside whip punch
◦ Hoi Faan Kuen - Outside whip punch
◦ Doi Gok Kuen - Diagonal punch
◦ Chour Kuen - Hammerfist
◦ Joong-Lo Kuen - Drilling punch
◦ <bTtai Kuen - Raising punch
• Kuen Siu Kuen - Punch to punch exercise; Fist Parries Fist; The core manefestation of the Wing Chun idea of Linked Attack and Defence, as the striking hand also Blocks.
• Kuen To - Any hand form
• Kiu - Bridge or forearm
• Kiu Li - Distance to the bridge
• Kiu Sau - Arm bridge
• Koo Sang-Gu Sheng
• Koo Siu-Lung-Gu Zhaolong
• Kum Na/La - Seizing and Holding; Joint locking techniques
• Kum La Chi Sau - Joint locking techniques applied in chi sau
• Kung Fu - Effort; Time and energy used to master something or some skill
• Kwak Sau - Double spreading huen sau
• Kwan/Gwan - Pole
• Kwan Jong-Yuen-Guan Juangyuan
• Kwan - Rolling
• Kwan Dao - Rolling knives
• Kwan Mah - Pole stance
• Kwan Sau - Rolling hands block; Usually Tan and Bong combo, that is connected to the use of Po Pai Jeung. The Kwan Sau is related to the Silver Scissor hands from White Crane, in structure and use. The actual energy rolls the hands. This action is hidden in the transition from the Har Lo Cha Jee Sau transition to Chung Lo Cha Jee Sau (Lower X Gan Block rolling up to Middle Gate X Gan Block); Also called Ng Fa Sau or Tieing Flowers Hand
• Kwok Fu-Guo Fu
• Kwok Gai-Guo Jia
• Kwok Jin-Fen-Guo Junfen
• Kwok Sing-Guo Cheng
• Kwok Wan-Ping-Guo Yunping
• Kwong Din-Hing-Guang Dianqing
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• Lai - Pulling Hands usually practised double handed within the Biu Jee form of Modern Wing Chun
• Lai Fook-Shun-Li Fushun
• Lai Hip-Chi-Li Xiechi
• Lai Yeung-Yin-Li Yangqiao
• Lai Ying-Li Ying
• Lai Yiu - Waist Pulling Exercise found in Yuen Kay Shan or Pan Nam lineage
• Lan - Concept of Wing Chun; To Bar Passage
• Lan Da - Horizontal Blocing arm with a Yat Jee Chung Kuen Punch found within the Yip Man Family.
• Lan Gerk - Horizontal leg block contacting with the shin bone
• Lan Gwan / Lan Kwan - Horizontal long bridge pole
• La Mah - The stable, rooting stance in the pole form
• Lan Sau - Horizontal arm block contacting with forearm and sometimes palm from the Yip Man Family; Baring the Gate arm found within the Yuen Kay Shan family. There are several version including in the Chum Kiu Form and in the Muk Yan Jong Form. The Gate baring does not coincide with a Horizontal position like in the Yip Man family.
• Lan Sau Chung Choi - An early San Sik found within the Yuen Kay Shan system, that is traditionaly found within the unique Hoi Sik that Yuen Kay Shan and Sum Nung created together to seperate their art for
that of others.
• Lao Dat-Sang-Liu Dasheng
• Lao Man-Kay-Liu Minqi
• Lao Yip Sueng Dao(Liuye Shuangdao) -Willow leaf double knives
• Lau Dao - Twisting the knives inward to block and strike
• Lay Wai Chi Sau - Leaving the gap sticky hands
• Lee Chi-Yiu-Li Zhiyao
• Lee Dak-Sang-Liu Desheng
• Lee Ding-Li Ding
• Lee Jit-Man-Li Zhewen
• Lee Man-Li Min
• Lee Man-Mao-Li Wenmao
• Lee Shing-Li Sheng
• Lee Siu-Long (Li Ziaolong)-Bruce Lee
• Leung Bak Cheung-Liang Bozhang
• Leung Bik-Liang Bi
• Leung Bok-Tao-Liang Bochou
• Leung Chong-Ting-Liang Cangting
• Leung Chun-Liang Chun
• Leung Dai-Chiu-Leung Dazhou
• Leung Jan-Liang Zan
• Leung Jik-Liang Zhi
• Leung Kay-Liang Qi
• Leung Keung-Liang Quan
• Leung Kwok-Keung-Liang Guoqiang
• Leung Lan-Kwai-Liang Langui
• Leung Sheung-Liang Xiang
• Leung Ting-Liang Ting
• Leung Yan-Liang En
• Leung Yee-Tai-Liang Erdi
• Lien Gung - Training Work
• Lien Gung Sik - Training Work Forms
• Lien Wan - Linked Chain; Linking several movements in a row
• Lien Wan Choi - Linked Chain Punching found in all Wing Chun Systems
• Lien Wan Fai Jeung(Lianhuan Kuaizhang) -Linked fast palms
• Lien Wan Kao Da(Lianhuan Kouda)-Continuous capture hit
• Lik - Muscular strength
• Lik Do - The correct power
• Lin Jip geng - Connecting power or energy
• Lin Siu Dai Da - Economy of motion
• Lin Wan Kuen - Continuous chain punching
• Ling Gung Jau - Muscle liniment
• Lin Wai Gurk - Flowing kicks
• Liu Yum Gerk(Liaoyinjiao) -Lifting yin kick
• Lo Kwai-Lu Gui
• Lo Man-Gung-Lu Wangong
• Lo Man-Kam-Lu Wenjin
• Loi Lim Yum Yeung Jeung - Inside Outside Yin Yang Palms; a San Sik found in Cheung Bo’s Wing Chun, that Sum Nung included in his early Sup Yee San Sik Training for his Students.Also contains Fook and Tan in one small set. Suggests One long bridge and one short bridge.
• Loi Kiu(Liqiao)-Double bridges
• Look Sau/Luk Sau/Gung Lik Chi Sau - Heavy sticky hands
• Lok-Gong-Lu Langong
• Lok Yiu-Luo Yao
• Lop - Grabbing or Controlling with the palm
• Lop Chan Jeong - Simultaneous palm controlling and heel palm strike
• Lop Da - Simultaneous controlling and striking ; also refers to a partner exercise
• Lop Fok - Grabbing from fok sau position
• Lop Sau - Grabbing hand control; also refers to a partner exercise
• Lop Sau Chi Sau - Lop Sau in sticky hands
• Lou Gwan/Low Gwan - The half point pole technique; a short thrust
• Luk Dim Boon Gwun(Liudianbangun)-Six and a half point pole
• Luk Sau(Lushou)-Rolling hands
• Lui Yiu-Chai-Lei Ruji
• Lun Fao-Lun Huo
• Lung Ying Kuen(Longxingquan)-Dragon shape boxing
• Lut Sau - attacking without initial contact with the opponent’s bridge; it begins with fighting position
• Lut Sau Chi Sau - Attacking from man sau position and immediately going into sticky hands
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• Mah Bo Lop Sau - Stepping horse grabbing hand
• Ma Jung-Yiu-Ma Zhongru
• Ma Ning-Yee-Ma Ninger
• Mah - Horse / Stance
• Mah Bo - Moving stances / Stepping Horse
• Mah Bo Chi Sau - Moving sticking hands
• ”Mai Gai”Wong(“Mi Ji”Huang)-“Rice Machine” Wong.
• Mai Jong - The correct elbow position with the elbow inward on the elbow line
• Mai Jong - Closing the gap
• Mai Sang Jong(Maishengzhuang)-Live dummy
• Malaysia Wing Chun Kuen(Malaixiya Yongchunquan)-Malaysian Always Spring Boxing.
• Man - “to ask”
• Man Gerk - Asking legs where the first motion sets up the second attack
• Man Sau - Asking hands where the first motions sets up the second attack
• Man Sau Chi Sau - Asking hand within sticky hands
• Mei Lui Chuen Jaam(Meinu Chuanzhen)-Fair lady threads needle.
• Miu Hin-Miao Xian
• Miu Shun-Miao Shun
• Miu Tsui-Fa-Miu Jiahua
• Mo Kiu Chi Sau - Walking on the bridge sticky hands
• Mo See - Traditional lion dance
• Mo Sut (Wushu)-Martial arts
• Mo Yieng Gerk (Wuyingjiao)-Shadowless kick
• Mok Lik - Eye power with emotion
• Mok Jong or Mok Yan Jong - Wooden dummy also the name for the wooden dummy form
• Mok Poi-On-Mo Peian
• Mor Poon Seung Dao(Mopan Shuangdao)-Millstone double knife
• Moon/Mun - Gate or door
• Moy Yat-Mei Yi
• Mui Fa Baat Gwa (Meihua Bagua)-Plum blossom eight trigrams
• Mui Fa Cheung(Meihuaqiang)-Plum blossom spear
• Mui Fa Jong - Plum blossom posts and the name for the exercise of practicing on the posts
• Mui Fa Kuen (Meihuaquan)-Plum flower boxing
• Muk Yan Jong (Murenzhuang)-Wooden dummy
• ”Muk Yan” Wah-“Muren Hua”
• Mun Sau (Wenshou)-Asking hand
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• Nam Yeung Wing Chun Kuen (Nanyang Yongchunquan)- Southeast asian wing chun boxing.
• Ng’An Geng/Ng’On Geng - Elastic power
• Ng Jee Mui Hei Gung (Wuzhimei qigong)- Five petal plum qigong
• Ng Jo-five elders
• Ng Jung-So-(Wu Zhongsu)
• Ng Mui - The Buddhist Siu Lum nun who founded Wing Chun
• Ng Mui Pai (Wumeipai)- Five plum’s style
• Ng Mui Si Tai (Wu Mei Shitai)-Five Plums,nun
• Ng’On Geng or ng’an geng - Elastic power
• Ng Siu-Lo (Wu Xiaolu)
• Ng Yat-Fei (Wu Yifei)
• Ng Ying Hei Gung (Wuxing qigong)- Five shape (animal) qigong
• Ng Ying Kuen (Wuxingquan)- Five shape boxing
• Ngo Lui-Kay (Ao Leiqi)
• Ngoi - Inside
• Ngoi Bok - Inside shoulder
• Ngoi Dap (Waida)- Outside join
• Ngoi Faan Kuen - Inside whip punch
• Ngoi Gaan Sau - An inward low sweeping block
• Ngoi Geng - Internal power
• Ngoi Gung - Internal chi exercises for fighting applications
• Ngoi Hurn - Inside facing stance
• Ngoi Jaam Sau - Inside jaam sau
• Ngoi Jong (Waizhuang)- Outside dummy
• Ngoi Jung Sin - Inside line
• Ngoi Kwan Sau - Inside rolling hands
• Ngoi Lim Sau (Wailianshou)- Outside sickle hand
• Ngoi Lop (wailie)- Outside grasp
• Ngoi Moon Kuen - Inside gate diagonal punch
• Ngoi Moon Chi Sau - Inside gate (position) chi sau
• Ngoi Ngau gerk - Inside leg hook
• Ngok Ga Kuen (Yuejiaquan)- Ngok family boxing
• Ngou Sau - Pushing and drilling while moving in chi sau
• Noi Dap (Neida)- Inside join
• Noi Jong (Neizhuang)- Inside dummy
• Noi Lim Sau (Neilianshou)- Inside sickle hand
• Noi Lop (Neilie)- Inside grasp
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• Oi/Hoi - An alternative spelling for “outside”
P
• Pai Jang (Pizhou)- Hacking elbows
• Pai Jarn - Horizontal inward elbow strike
• Pak Da - Simultaneous pushing palm block and punch
• Pak Dao - Catching knives block
• Pak Gerk - Inside kick with the sole of the foot with the knee bent
• Pak Sau - Slapping palm block or strike
• Pak Sut - Inward knee block or strike
• Pan Nam (Peng Nan)
• Pan Siu-Cho (Peng Shuhan)
• Pan Siu-Lam (Peng Shulin)
• ”Pao Fa Lien” (Paohua Lian)-Wood-Planer Lien
• Pau Jeung - Flat palm strike with the fingers pointing down. This is applied to the lower body
• Pau Sau - Lifting palm block
• Ping - Level bridge, found in Kulo Village Wing Chun
• Ping Kuen - Level Boxing form found in Fukien Weng Chun Kung Fu
• Ping Haan Geng - Balancing or equalizing power
• Pin Sun - Also Pian San; Pien Sin; side turning body structure or position; Flanking position
• Po Bai/Po Pai - Double butterfly palm strike
• Poon Sau - Regular sticky hand motion
• Por Jung - All techniques that control and “break” the centerline
• Por Si Gan - Breaking timing
• Pun Doon - Determination in a fight
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S
• Sa Bau - The wall bag
• Sam Gung Ma/Sip Ma - 3 angle stance
• San Sau - Slow attack exercise
• San Sau Chi Sau - Slow attacks in sticky hands
• Sat Gwan - Opening the lower gate to inside or outside with the pole
• Sau - Hand or arm
• Sau Gwan - Retreating the pole
• Sau Jong - Retracting elbow strike or block
• Sau Sik/Sau Sic - Closing position in the forms
• Sau Wuun Geng - Equalizing the point and power; wrist power
• Say Bo - Retreat and step back stance to deflect in the knife form
• Say-I Kuen - Shooting punch
• Say-I Moon - Dead gate
• Say Ping Mah - Low horse stance for pole
• Seng Yum Geng - Sound power to emotionally trap an opponent
• Seung - Double or advancing
• Seung Bok - Shoulder attacks
• Seung Chi Sau - Double sticky hands exercise
• Seung Dai Bong - Double low forearm block
• Seung Heun Sau - Double circling block
• Seung Jut Sau - Double snapping block
• Seung Kuen - Double punch
• Seung Mah - Front advancing stance
• Seung Pau Sau - Double upward palm block
• Seung Tan Sau - Double palm up block
• Seung Yan Chi Sau - Double sticky hands with three people
• Seung Yan Dan Chi Sau - Single sticky hands with three people
• Seung Yan Jou Wai Chi Sau - Moving sticky hands with three people
• Seung Yan Man Sau - Man sau with three people
• Si Bok - Your teacher’s Si-Hing
• Si Dai - A male classmate who joined a school after you
• Si Fu - Your teacher can be either male or female
• Si Gan - Timing
◦ Chong Jou Si Gan - Creating
◦ Si Gan Sing - Regular
◦ Tor Chi Si Gan - Delayed
◦ Por Si Gan - Breaking
◦ Si Gan Sing - Regular timing
• Si Gan Pui Hop - The correct timing and power
• Si Gung - Your teacher’s teacher
• Si Hing - A male classmate who joined the school before you
• Si Jay - A female classmate who joined the school before you
• Si Jo - An ancestor within the system
• Si Mah - Deflecting stance that braces the pole
• Si Mo - Your teacher’s wife
• Si Sook/Si Suk - Your teacher’s classmates who started after him
• Sin-Line
◦ Fong Sau Sin Wai - Blocking line
◦ Gung Gek Sin Wai - Attacking line
◦ Hoi Jung Sin - Outside line
◦ Jung Sin - Centerline
◦ Jung Sum Sin - Vertical motherline
◦ Ngoi Jung Sin - Inside line
◦ Wang Jung Sin - Horizontal motherline
• Sing Geng - Raising power to destroy the opponent’s structure
• Sip Mah/Sam Gung Mah - 3 angle stance
• Siu Geng - Dissolving power
• Siu Lim Tau - “Small idea form” the first wing chun form
• Soang Jong/Wang Jong - Outward horizontal elbow
• Soo Gerk - Sweeping kick
• Soor Jung - Sinking elbow down to control the centerline so the opponent cannot move you
• Sor Sau Chi Sau - Trapping sticky hands
• Soung Moon - Live gate
• Sum Jee (Cen Zhi)
• Sum Nung (Cen Neng)
• Sum Qwang - 3 joints in the arm equivalent to the 3 gates to pass
• Sun Fook-Chung (Sun Fucheng
• Sun Wah (Xin Hua)
• Sun Ying - Body structur
• Sup Jee Sau ; sup gee sau - Character “10″ hand / Character “+” hand
• Sut - Knee
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• Taan Gwan - Snapping the pole sideways
• Tai - Raising
• Tai / Dang sut - Raising knee block or attack
• Tai Gerk - Raising kick
• Tai Gwan - Raising pole
• Tai Jong or hay jong - Raising elbow
• Tai Kuen - Raising punch
• Tak Gerk - Low instep kick
• Tam Yeung (Tan Yang)
• Tan Da - Simultaneous palm up block and punch
• Tan Da Gaan Da - Simultaneous blocking and attacking exercise
• Tan Dao - Locking knife block
• Tan Gerk - Forward and upward leg block
• Tan Mah - Drawing back stance from horse or cat in the pole
• Tan Sau - “Dispersing”-Throwing off mass and force from Center (Yuen Kay Shan, Cheung Bo, Cho Family, Kulo Village) / palm up block contacting on the thumb side of the wrist ( Yip Man family)
• Tan Sut - Outward knee block or attack
• Tang Geng - A rubber- band like power
• Teut Sau / Tut sau - Freeing arm block
• Tien Dei Wui (Tiandihui)-Heaven and Earth Society
• Tiet Jee - Iron Fingers
• Tiet Kiu Sau - Iron bridge
• Tik Gwan - Opening the upper gate with the pole
• Tiu Dao - Snapping up knife
• Tiu Gwan / Tiu kwan - Snapping up pole
• Tiu Gerk - Instep kick
• Tiu / Tio Gerk - Jumping kick
• To Gwan or to kwan - Going forward with the pole
• Toi Dit - Take downs
• Toi Dit Chi Sau - Takedowns in chi sau
• Toi Ma - Step back and turn stance
• Tok Sau/Pau Sau - Lifting palm block
• Tong Do - Slicing knife attack
• Tor Chi Si Gan - Delayed timing
• Tor Ma - Step slide stance
• Tou Geng - Power that “spits out” or bounces the opponent away
• Tou Mah - Advancing forward stance in the pole
• Tse Gwok-Cheung (Xie Guozhang)
• Tse Gwok-Leung (Xie Guoliang)
• Tsui Seung-Tin (Xu Shangtian)
• Tui Mah - Jumping stance
• Tun Geng -“Swallowing” or sucking power to duck or control attacks
• Tun Gwan/Tun Kwan - Retracting pole
• Tung Mah - Retreating jumping stance in the pole form
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W
• Wai Ji - A good position
• Wan Bo - Crossing step stance in the knife form
• Wan Dao - Circling knife attack
• Wan Mah - Step and circle into other stances in the pole
• Wan Yuk-Sang (Wei Yusheng)
• Wang/Wan - Side
• Wang Gerk - Side kick
• Wang Gerk Dok Lop Ma - Side kick single leg stance
• Wang Jeong - Side of palm strike with the palm down
• Wang Jong/Pai Jong - Inside horizontal elbow
• Wang Jung Sin - Horizontal motherline
• Wing Chun Tong - Wing Chun school
• ”Wing Chun Wong” (Yongchunwang)King of Wing Chun
• Won/Huen Gwan /Kwan - Following circle with the pole
• Wong Jee-Keung (Huang Zhiqiang)
• Wong Jing (Huang Zhen)
• Wong Kiu (Wang Qiao)
• Wong “Lao Fu” (Wang “Laohu”)-“Old Tiger” Wong
• Wong Ming (Wang Ming)
• Wong Shun-Leung (Huang Chunliang)
• Wong Ting (Wang Ting)
• Wong Wah-Bo (Huang Huabao)
• Wong Wah-Sum (Huang Huasan)
• Woot Mah - Flexible pole stance
• Wu Dao - A strike with the knife hand guard
• Wu Gerk - Blade edge of the foot block or strike
• Wu Sau - Guard hand block contacting with the little finger side of the wrist
• Wu Yi Sun - To return the body to a normal position
• Wu Yi Ying - To regain the body structure
• Wu Yi Ying Bong Sau - To regain the body structure with bong sau
• Wu Yi Ying Gum Sau - To regain the body structure with gum sau
• Wun Geng,Ngon Geng,Jut Geng - Jerking power
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Y
• Yaai Hau Gerk - To attack by stepping down on the opponent’s rear leg
• Yaai Sut - To attack down with the knee
• Yaan Geng / Daai Geng - Guiding power
• Yap Jung Lou - Closing the gap
• Yat Chum Dai Si (Yi Chen Dashi)-“Speck of dust”,monk
• Yat Chum Um Jee (Yi Chen Anzhu)”Speck of Dust”, founder of convent
• Yat Jee Chung Choi - Character “Yat”/one/sun hammer punch
• Yee Gee Kim Yeung Mah - Clamping the Yang Sink the Yin ; 2 legs clamping the goat horse ; the mother of all stances; The stationary front stance for developing all stances which means two knees going in stance position ; Hybred horse containing characteristics of a equal shoulder horse and white crane
• Yee “Gung” (Yan “Gong”)-“Grandfather” Yee
• Yeung Biu (Yang Biao)-Robert Young
• Yeung Dak (Yang De)
• Yeung Sang (Yang Sheng)
• Yik Gang - Reverse tendon twisting
• Yik Kam - Cheng Tan / Male playing female martial lead, who passed down the 3 Wing Chun hand forms in 1 ultra long set containing 4 sections, to the Cho family in Poon Yu Village.
• Yuen Chai-Wan (Ruan Jiyun)
• Yuen Kay-San (Ruan Qishan)
• Yuen Kay Shan - A Wing chun master, who’s 2nd sifu, Fung Siu Ching was a student on the Red Boats.
• Yuen “Lo-Jia” (Ruan “Laozha”)-Yuen “The Fifth”
• Yik Ying (Yi Ying)
• Yim Man (Yan Wen)
• Yim Wing-Chun (Yan Yongchun)
• Yim Yee (Yan Er)
• Yim Sei (Yan Si)
• Yin Li-Chung (Xian Lizhang)
• Yiu Lik - Waist Power
• Yip Ching (Ye Zheng)
• Yip Chun (Ye Zhun)
• Yip Kam (Ye Jin)
• Yip Kin (Ye Jian)
• Yip Man - The late grandmaster of Hong Kong Wing Chun system
• Yip Man (Ye Wen)
• Yip Man-Sun (Ye Mingshen)
• Yiu Chui (Yao Cai)
• Yiu Kai (Yao Qi)
• Yut Ge Chon Kuen - Vertical punch
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Sources:
• AWCKRI
• Augustine Fong’s Glossary
• Complete Wing Chun’s Glossary - By Rithcie, Chu and Wu
• Roots of Wing Tsun’s Glossary - By Leung Ting
• From the collected Glossary of Brian Scanlon which includes Cho Gar, Kulo village, and Yuen Kay Shan terminology.