As always, a great seminar. This one started with people being able to ask any question related Biu Zi. Once the first couple of questions had been asked, this opened the floodgates for questions! All questions were answered effortlessly and clearly. This shows the depth and breadth of Tse Sifu’s knowledge and experience.
After a break, we came back to go through the movements from the previous seminars. This helps everyone, especially those doing the form for the first time, to really cement what they have learnt previously in their minds. For those more familiar with the form, we got to see the detail and understand the form better.
At the end of the ‘revision’ we all learnt a bit more of this amazing form. People were very pleased. As always, I am (and I am sure everyone else is also) excited for the next seminar.
by Peter Walfisz
Student Comments
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Great Wing Chun seminar, cleared up so many details, And lots of good questions, thank you Sifu
Peter A
I have thoroughly enjoyed part 4 of Biu Zi; Sijo began the session asking all of us any questions we had regarding the form and wing chun as a whole, I found this to be incredibly insightful, answering a lot of questions we all had.
I extremely enjoyed the seminar, sijo was clear and insightful, always making each and every session easy for me to understand.
Thank you to sijo and everyone for contributing to my learning.
Robin
Started with any questions about Bui Zi and from last time. Was good to go through again and understand better the detail. Later we did applications and details to this too. Good seminar, thank you Sigong. Natasha
Really interesting details, new discoveries, clear purpose & understanding each time we revisit. Thoroughly enjoying each Seminar.
Jordan
Some great and thought provoking discussions in the breakout rooms about how to do the Mun Sau properly, where to go under the elbow before Bui Tze, how to make sure you get to the eyes when using the application, and how to do the cup jaahng well without lifting the shoulder up too much. The form seems so straightforward but there is already a lot of detail in there to try and get right! Thanks Sigong for passing on something which makes us think so much about how to do it right!
Lee B
It was great to continue with Biu Zi today! There were a lot of interesting questions asked for the lecture, including the principles and elbow position. Looking forward to next time. Thank you, Sigong. Best, Tom Hogg.
Thank you very much Sigong for this seminar. A beauty spring day practicing BiuTzi learning application and getting the details right. With many turns and repetitions it helps a lot with relaxation and concentration. Michalis A.
Interesting lecture – first, it seemed there were no questions, but once the ball got rolling, there was a lot we wanted to know about.
Great to get more detail on the next part of the form.
Thank you, Sigong.
Paul Hogg
It feels much more comfortable to bring the hand over the ear after these several sessions and a lot of practice. I enjoyed going over the Wing Chun principles again with discussion on the various points, especially the one about taking the most direct way. I kept thinking about this when we were doing the form, and it made a lot of sense to me. It’s always a pleasure too to discuss the details in the breakout rooms. I’m looking forward to next time. Thank you Sigong. Peter Hogg
Biu Zi seminar number 4 opened with a question and answer session about anything in Wing Chun. Reinforcing the principles of Wing Chun, before polishing what we have learnt so far in Biu Zi. Another excellent session. Thank you Sifu
Clive
The Q&A regarding anything and everything about Wing Chun brought up many different topics and review of past discussions, which was a great reminder of how important the principles are and why we train the way we do. Going over Biu Zi again was a fun and loads more details added which has helped to clarify my form. Thank you Sifu for another great seminar. Andrew O
I’ve been looking forward to Biu Zi part 4 for the last few weeks. There was alot of parts to learn and polish this time, having got a basic shape for the start we looked at more detail this time. The Question and answer bit at the start was great, thankyou TaiSigong for organising and answering all our questions. Thanks, Rod.
A great Bui Zi seminar, which started by having the opportunity for anyone to ask any question about Wing Chun which, as expected, covered a wide range of things and clarified many aspects and principles. Breaking everything down and trying some of the techniques, also raised many points, all of which greatly helped, certainly for me, learning and understanding the form. Thank you Sigong. Sam
Very good Biu Zi seminar with many answers on questions we had and very good corrections to the form. I am glad that I can better understand the elbow movements. Thank you Sifu
-Radu
Good Biu Tze seminar with a lots of opportunity for polishing and making sure that we are clear about what we’ve learned so far. I enjoyed the Q&A session at the beginning with lots of interesting questions being asked and some fascinating answers. Thankyou Sigong
Matt
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