Seminar Nine of Biu Zi started with a Q&A session, where Grandmaster Tse opened the floor to any questions on Wing Chun. There were a variety of questions, some on finer points and specifics of Wing Chun, and others on martial arts in general. As always, Grandmaster Tse’s answers provided astute insights, and also provoked further thought and reflection.
Then the students reviewed Parts One and Two of Biu Zi, practising in groups, and refining movements already covered in previous seminars. Grandmaster Tse spent time clarifying and deepening their understanding, and correcting any errors. After that, Grandmaster Tse introduced the next sets of movements, building on what was previously learned. The students practised and explored these movements, stimulating further discussions and analyses of the form. They are no doubt looking forward to the next seminar.
by Kevin Chong
Student Comments
Part 9 of the biu zi seminar was very insightful; a lot of detail in what felt like such a short time. I especially enjoyed when sijo invited any questions regarding wing chun.
Thank you to Sijo and my kung fu brothers and sisters for another amazing experience.
Robin
Great Biu Zi seminar, clearing up lots of details brings the form alive. Thank you Sifu.
Peter Andersen
Biu Tze 9: It felt like we covered a lot today, we went through sections 1 and 2 in some good detail with some good questions clearing things up! Breakout rooms we worked together nicely and helped each other a lot — it was a really fun seminar after the break. Thanks Sigong for giving us the chance to ask anything and everything about Wing Chun!
Lee Baylis
It was great to continue with Biu Tze today! Very interesting lecture with the opportunity to ask any questions about the skill. It felt good to do multiple Biu Tze in the new section. Looking forward to learning more next time. Thank you, Sigong. Best, Tom Hogg.
Part nine of the Biu Zi was very interesting. It was great to hear the many Wing Chun questions. Some fantastic insights in the breakout rooms too! Thank you Sigong. Peter Hogg🙏🏻
Thank you Sigong for Biu Zi seminar. It was great picking up from where we stopped last time with the techniques after which the form is named. So many of interesting details to learn and polish. Michalis A.
Lots of intricate details making sense and highlights difficulty to master. Plenty to absorb and looking forward to honing in the future seminars.
Many thanks, Jordan
It was great to go over the first parts of Biu Zi again after a long break and make sure each part is clear. I enjoyed the question and answer session at the start, although my mind went blank it was interesting to hear all the other questions! Thankyou TaiSigong for a very interesting and enjoyable seminar, looking forward to part 10. Thanks, Rod.
It was great to continue again with Biu Tzi. Lots of good questions, explanations, details, and corrections. We covered a lot in a short amount of time and I can’t wait to go further next time. Andrew O.
Enjoyable seminar going over polishing the form in fine detail. Learnt more of the form with enough time to practice it. Thank you to everyone for your help and Sigong for imparting this skill. Natasha
Thank you Sigong, it’s great to work through Biu Zi in such detail. The breakout rooms in particular also helps bring up more questions from different viewpoints, things that you don’t always see the first time round. Sam
Great Q&A session. The more I dive into this form the more I like it. Thank you Sigong.
Paul Hogg