Choi Lei Fut – Chan Family Forms

HAND FORMS ( originally 44? )

  1. Ng Lun Ma : 5 Wheel Horse
  2. Ng Lun Chui : 5 Wheel Fist
  3. Siu Mui Fa Keun : Small Plum Flower Fist
  4. Siu Sup Ji Keun : Small Cross Pattern Fist
  5. Sup Ji Kau Da Keun : Cross Pattern Fighting Fist
  6. Sup Ji Jeet Fu Keun : Cross Pattern Tiger Intercepting Fist
  7. Ping Keun : Level Fist
  8. Ping Jaang Keun : Level Elbow Fist
  9. Gung Ji Fuk Fu Keun : Taming the Tiger Fist
  10. Teet Jin Cheung Keun : Iron Arrow Long Fist
  11. Sei Moon Kiu : 4 Gate Bridge
  12. Jaau Sang Ma : Running the Lively Horse
  13. Joh Yau Daan Tui Keun : Left RIght Single Leg Fist
  14. Sup Baat Ngoi Lim Bik Da Soi Sau : 18 Internal Pressing and Striking Hands
  15. Siu Baat Gwa Keun : Small 8 Trigrams Fist
  16. Daai Baat Gwa Keun : Large 8 Trigrams Fist
  17. Mui Fa Baat Gwa Keun : Plum Flower 8 Trigrams Fist
    aka “Daai Mui Fa Keun“
  18. Daat Ting Baat Gwa Keun : Daat Ting’s 8 Trigrams Fist
  19. Yee Jong Baat Gwa Keun : Yee Jong’s 8 Trigrams Fist
  20. Hung Yan Baat Gwa Keun : Bear Man 8 Trigrams Fist
  21. Dau Fu Baat Gwa Keun : Fighting Tiger 8 Trigrams Fist
  22. Ng Ying Baat Gwa Keun : 5 Animals 8 Trigrams Fist
  23. Baat Gwa Sum Keun : Heart of 8 Trigrams Fist
  24. Fut Jeung Keun : Buddha Palm
  25. Baak Mo Keun : White Hair Fist
  26. Jui Keun : Drunken Fist
  27. Lung Ying Keun : Dragon Fist
  28. Fu Ying Keun : Tiger Fist
  29. Seh Ying Keun : Snake Fist
  30. Paau Ying Keun : Panther Fist
  31. Hok Ying Keun : Crane Fist
  32. See Ying Keun : Lion Fist
  33. Jeung Ying Keun : Elephant Fist
  34. Ma Ying Keun : Horse Fist
  35. Hau Ying Keun : Monkey Fist
  36. Luk Ying Keun : Deer Fist
  37. Lung Fu Keun : Dragon Tiger Fist
  38. Fu Pau Keun : Tiger Leopard Fist
  39. Ng Ying Keun : 5 Animal Fist
  40. Sup Ying Keun : 10 Animal Fist

2-PERSON FORMS

3-PERSON FORMS

INTERNAL FORMS

DUMMY FORMS

WEAPON FORMS

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2 Responses to “Choi Lei Fut – Chan Family Forms”

  1. Mark Whelan Says:

    June 15, 2008 at 12:35 pm

    Nice you promote CLF and other chinese martial arts.

    Many of the forms you place under the Chan family CLF system are NOT the forms as passed down in the family. WE call ourselves Chan Family because we keep the style as per the teachings passed to the successor of each generation.

    So perhaps be more clearer in your reference.

    Thanks

  2. choileifut Says:

    June 15, 2008 at 1:25 pm

    Thank you. Could you tell me which forms are not part of the Chan Family System? I would like to be clear in my reference, so Im waiting for comments like yours to help correct or add to the info I have.


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