| The style of Ving Tsun Kung Fu, also known as | | | | closer to the opponent and interrupt his structure |
| Wing Chun, puts emphasis on the concentration of | | | | and balance. |
| the central line and appropriate utilization of force. | | | | Biu Jee is known as the Open Hand Form. It is |
| The economy of motion in this type of martial | | | | translated as "Darting Fingers". This form is used |
| arts leads us to appreciate the forms present in | | | | last since it is composed of emergency techniques |
| this technique. | | | | once the previous ones have failed. It is believed |
| For one to go through the martial arts conditioning | | | | that it should only be used when necessary. |
| for Ving Tsun Kung Fu, the forms associated in | | | | Extreme short and long range movements are |
| this technique should be understood. Learning | | | | given emphasis, including finger jabs. |
| these can help the practitioner to a better | | | | The two weapon forms are the Butterfly Swords |
| comprehension before really going through the | | | | (Baat Jaam Do) and Dragon Pole (Luhk Dim Boon |
| actual training. | | | | Kwan). The weapon used in Baat Jaam Do is a |
| In this technique, the forms used are the: Empty | | | | sword with a blade length equal to the fist and |
| Hand Form, Weapon Form and the other one is | | | | forearm. The striking techniques are primarily |
| done on a Wing Chun Dummy. Forms are defined | | | | aimed to the arms. In Luhk Dim Boon Kwan, a |
| as a set of movements executed for defensive | | | | lengthy pole is used. With the right execution of |
| and offensive purposes in martial arts. | | | | footwork and strikes, the opponent can be |
| There are three Empty or Open Hand Forms | | | | intimated and easily defeated. |
| used, which are Sui Nim Tao, Chum Kui and Biu | | | | There is also a form that trains with the use of a |
| Jee. Sui Nim Tao is the first form which literally | | | | wooden dummy. Though it is used in other |
| means "Little Thought in the Head". Performing | | | | techniques, it was first popularized under Ving |
| with only basic hand movements and little leg | | | | Tsun Kung Fu. It is also referred to as a Mook |
| movements is the focus of these techniques. The | | | | Jong. Using this equipment, the practitioner has the |
| practitioner should be able to focus well on the | | | | opportunity to perfect his skills and coordination of |
| details. Relaxation should also be maintained in | | | | body movements. |
| order to execute hand movements with speed | | | | All of these forms can be learned in the way of |
| and accuracy. | | | | Ving Tsun Kung Fu. Each form has a specific |
| Another form is called Chum Kui and is also | | | | purpose on why it was created in the first place. |
| known as the "Bridge Seeking Form". The | | | | When all of these forms are combined and |
| coordination of hand and body movements are | | | | practiced well, it creates a skilled and discipline |
| done to bridge the gap between you and your | | | | martial artist like the famous ones we know |
| opponent. In this way, the practitioner can move | | | | namely Ip Man, Moy Yat and Bruce Lee. |