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Hung Fa Yi October 2000 Visit Report

Participants: Sifu Meng, Mike Mathews, Jeremy Roadruck, Joe Seidenschmidt
 

Sifu Garrett Gee discussing Hung Fa Yi Wing Chun
 

Wednesday
After arriving at 6:30 at night and getting to the hotel, Sifu Gee, three of his students, Benny Meng, Allan Kong, and Jeffrey Chin along with two grand students, Jeremy Roadruck and Joe Seidenschmidt had a lengthy discussion ranging from HFY technical development through current activities in the Wing Chun community. Specific topics included the kyuhn chyun kyuhn exercise, 3 dimensional daan chi sau, jyu ga tong long, luhk dim bun gwan history, the HFY curriculum and organization. After 5 hours of discussion and training, the group took a break and went for dinner. During dinner, Sifu Gee and Sifu Meng continued their discussion on daan chi sau. After dinner, the group returned to the hotel and trained daan chi sau, footwork and stances until 3:30 Thursday morning.

 

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Thursday
Thursday morning, at the hotel the VTM group reviewed kyuhn chyun kyuhn, daan chi sau, the footwork and stances covered the previous night. Moving the discussion to a restaurant for dim sum, the conversation continued on daan chi sau. After meeting over dim sum, the VTM group traveled to the Marina with Sifu Gee and his student to continue discussing HFY and train for a couple of hours covering daan chi sau, paak sau, and geuk jong training. After an hour break to get a snack, the training and discussion resumed in a China Town park for a couple more hours covering paak sau progression, stances and footwork, development of taan sau in daan chi sau and application of geuk jong. At 7:00 the VTM group met with Sifu Gee’s students for a formal class lasting 4 hours. Topics discussed included the twelve levels of HFY, the first level’s material, paak sau progression, daan chi sau, stances and kyuhn jong with plenty of time for training. Following the class time, several members went out for a snack. After the snack, the VTM group returned to the hotel to review the information presented during the day.

 

Hung Fa Yi discussion with Samuel Kwok's Wing Chun Federation
 

Friday
Friday began with a quick visit to Japan Town for the VTM group. After social time and lunch with Sifu Gee, the VTM group returned to the park to continue discussing and training HFY for 3 hours covering the baai jong and jong sau along with stances, footwork and paak sau progression. While waiting for additional members of the HFY group to gather in Chinatown, members of the VTM group took the opportunity to do some shopping in China Town for a half hour. After dinner, the HFY group met for a three-hour organizational meeting.

 

(l/r) Garrett Gee, Linda Lee Cadwell, Benny Meng
 

 
 
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