GGFFK step by step

[vaulander]

[tokyojef]

[vaulander]

[tokyojef]

K so i researched the problem, and google doesnt offer the ability even against great popular demand to download pdfs....

SO..........i created a "SCRIBD" account to always and easily view and download the PDF........

i took the chance and set up the USERNAME as "hunggarkuen" and the PASSWORD as "hunggar".....enter these and you will have the access to download....

you can view without signing in ====>


i tried it and it works just fine.......hope this helps ya Vaulander

[vaulander]

Thank you very much, mate. I logged in, downloaded, and logged out so others can do the same. Can't wait until I am back from work so I can dig into it.
Cheers!
V.

[Asmo]

On the poetic names, LSW did not used them at all. Anyone knows why?

[PM]

well, from other sources i know that he did. the gjffk poetic names i have are handed down from Lam Saiwing (he has dictated the names to the guy who did the photos and he has hand written them in his copy of the book), at least that is what i have heard.

[Asmo]

Hmm, in addition 3 & 4 of the LSW memorial book its said that LSW did not use poetic names. Names for the knives were made by Wong Man Kai and for the 8th diagram staff by Cheng Lun Shu. But that not necessarily means that LSW did not used them for the pillar sets either, that's true, its only specifically said about these two sets.

[PM]

my 2 cents:

- baat gwa gwan names - for every single move - are already in the old sources (Dang Fong's book, Jyu Yujai's books on Wong Feihung; plus Malaysian LSW lineage articles on baat gwa gwan etc.), so i personally thing they might have been handed down from Lam Saiwing/Wong Feihung, at least some of the names

- as for the "double knives", i cannot say, anyway most ofthe names are common in other Naam Siulam systems

- as pillar sets, i personally think that Lam Saiwing used them. again, common Naam Siulam heritage, similar names you find in other branches of Hung Kyun, Hung Fat, Jau Ga, various lineages of Wingcheun (eg. Pang Naan) etc. Hung Kyun is Siulam Jing Jung indeed!

but well, who knows... the names (same as many stories) could be made up a posteriory...