• War Palm (English)
Kung-Fu Qiqong, June 2002
 Follow up to the February issue of Kung fu Qigong magazine. In this issue grand master Lam Chun Fai demonstrates a few selected techniques from the War Palm set...read more
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• Fu Hok Deui Chaak (Chinese)
New Martial Arts Magazine, Hong Kong, 1978
 Here are some pages from a Hong Kong kung fu magazine published in 1978 featuring grandmaster Lam Chun Fai performing the Tiger & Crane 2 men set...read more |
• Theories Of Hard & Soft in.... (English)
by Frank Yee, New Martial Hero Magazine, 2003, issue 5
 The lowest level of a martial artist's kung fu skill will have either the qualities of "all hard and no soft" or "all soft and no hard." A person at the highest level of skill possesses both ... read more |
• Wong Fei Hung's Ten Killing Hands (English)
by Bill Fong, Inside Kung-Fu, February 2000,
 The sup juet sao (ten killing hands) comes from the fu hok seung ying kuen. The sup juet san is a series often principles that Wong Fei Hung thought were the... read more |
• Five Animals and Five Elements (English)
by Dixon Fong
 The five animals and five elements theories are two of the core principals of the Hung Ga system. As Hung Ga students, we learn the shape of the animals...read more |
• General Kwan's Legendary Weapon (English)
by Donald Hamby, Inside Kung Fu, February 2000
 Shrouded by its elegance of design and graceful sweeping curves the Kwan Dao (quandao), also known as the Green-Dragon or the Crescent-Moon broadsword, is a deceptively ominous... read more |
• Tiet Sid Kuen Steel Wire Set (English)
by Donald Hamby, Inside Kung Fu, May 2000
 The Steel Wire set, or Tiet Sid Kuen, is the most highly regarded form in the Hung Gar system. The form is so named because it is said to be as hard as steel and as soft as cotton.... read more |
• Tiger's Claw and Crane's Beak (English)
by Jane Hallander, from Black Belt Magazine
 With every muscle rippling, he stands in a deep, low front stance. Slowly, one hand is extended, palm facing outward with the index finger raised. His breathing is measured and precise... read more |
• Buck Sam Kong Tames the Tiger (English)
by Martha Burr, Kung-Fu Qiqong, September 1998
 What would Wong Fei Hung have thought had he been able to see the legacy of his teachings evolve and make their way into the fabric of Los Angeles culture in 1998? ... read more |
• What is Hung Gar Kungfu Wushu? (English)
by Joe Calvin, Hanwei Wushu Newsletter, issue #8
 Hung Gar Kungfu is one of the most popular fighting systems to emerge out of the southern regions of China. Dating back some 300 years, it was developed and...... read more |
