
Grandmaster Tse's Chun Yuen Diaries
Blog dedicated to the style of Chun Yuen Quan
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 29
At the start of our Chùn Yuén forms, we stand at a 45-degree angle, but our head faces the front.
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 28
Why do we Start with our Legs Together? In all the Chùn Yuén Quán 俊元拳 forms, we begin with our legs together, which is quite diff ...
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 27
Jiǔ Jié Biān 九節鞭 Nine- Section Whip is definitely a soft weapon. Soft weapons are hard to control and take a long time to master. The advantage it gives you is that enemies cannot get close to you and attack you easily.
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 26
Wu Sīfú, casually accepted me and said, if you like you can join in.” Of course, I joined in…
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 25
When we practise a lot, the reality is, no matter what we use to protect the tassel it will eventually wear out, so we should have a spare.
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 24
The weight and balance of the sword is also important. We test the balance point of a sword by using the middle and index fingers. We place the sword across our fingers to find where the sword is balanced.
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 23
Today this kind long tassel sword forms are not so common to practise, but in my time, in the 80s, it was so popular in China.
Grandmaster Tse’s Chùn Yuén Diaries 俊元日記 22
Over a long period of time, the tassel will eventually break and then we will need to fix it or replace it.








