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Grandmaster Leung Shum |
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Grandmaster
Leung Shum, the godson and top student of the late Grandmaster Ng Wai Nung,
operated the Hong Kong school of Eagle Claw from the 1950's until he came
to America in 1971 to teach the system. He is one of the only instructors
in the world qualified to teach the entire Ying Jow Pai system, including
the famous 108 locking techniques of Ngok Fei.
Master Shum now teaches 6 days a week at his school in New York City.
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Eagle Claw Kung Fu |
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 For more info about Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Master Leung Shum
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Eagle
Claw Kung Fu (Faan Tzi Ying Jow Pai) is known for its peculiar and powerful
gripping techniques and for it's intricate system of locks, takedowns, and
pressure point strikes. Eagle Claw is one of the oldest, most complete, most
complex and devastating of the surviving Northern Shaolin systems.
The style is said to have started in 1130, at a time of Mongolian incursions into northern China, when General Ngok Fei learned hand techniques from a Shaolin monk named Jow Tong. Ngok Fei adapted and taught these techniques (called "Elephant Style) to his army which went on to many battlefield victories. Later during the Ming Dynasty the hand techniques were combined with the Faan Tzi system by a Shaolin monk, Lai Chin, thus creating the system now called Northern Eagle Claw. During the 1800's, the system was passed along to the Lau family. In the 1920's one of the top fighters in all of China was Eagle Claw master Chan Tzi Ching. One of his top students was Ng Wai Nung who went on to assist the famous Eagle Claw Grandmaster Lau Fat Mon. Recent inquiries to mainland China indicate that the only qualified instructors of Eagle Claw left in the world are either in America or Hong Kong.
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| EAGLE CLAW SYSTEM | ||||||||
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video combines detailed instruction in basic techniques and applications
with in-depth form training. The tapes range from beginner to advanced.
These tapes include the training in the first 4 years at Master Shum's
school.
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| 0401-0 Tape 1 Basic Workout/ Kung Lek Kune (Power Fist) | ||||||||
Teaches
the full Eagle Claw stretching and basic workout. This is one of the
most complete Kung Fu workouts on tape. The first form taught at the
school, Kung Lek Kune, develops foot work and strength.
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| 0402-0 Tape 2 Ten Punches / Jeet Kune (Quick Fist) | ||||||||
This
tape teaches the ten basic block/punches of Eagle Claw and the form
Jeet Kune which teaches high kicking and light stances.
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| 0403-0 Tape 3 Punching Techniques / Sui Min Jeung (Small Cotton Palm) | ||||||||
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the 10 Punches in defense. Sui Min Jeung is a traditional Eagle Claw
form. It teaches smooth, flowing movement.
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| 0404-0 Tape 4 Defense Techniques / Muy Fa Kune (Plum Flower Fist) | ||||||||
Techniques
from the first three forms. The form teaches hand/ foot coordination
with high kicks, jumps and circular motion.
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| 0405-0 Tape 5 Eagle Claw Principles 1 & 2 / Law Horn Kune (Buddha Fist) | ||||||||
The
first two sets of effective Eagle Claw techniques. Law Horn Kune includes
many claw & blocking techniques.
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| 0406-0 Tape 6 Staff Techniques / Kuan Yeung Kuan (Shepherd Staff) | ||||||||
Teaches
the first Eagle Claw staff form and self-defense uses. Develop long
range techniques and wrist & arm strength.
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| 0407-0 Tape 7 Claw Principle 3 & 4 / Lok Hop Do (Six Direction Sabre) | ||||||||
More
Eagle Claw techniques and an intricate sabre form which trains body
balance, arm work and full body coordination.
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| 0408-0 Tape 8 Claw Principles 5, 6 & 7 / Ng Fu Cheug (Five Tiger Spear) | ||||||||
The
final claw principle sets and the first spear form of the system. This
form contains many intricate moves making it the most advanced form
in this series.
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| ADVANCED EAGLE CLAW FORMS | ||||||||
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video teaches an advanced traditional form in-depth with self-defense
techniques!
0409-0 Tape 9 Ng Fa Pow (5 Leopard Fist) 40 min. $19.95
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EAGLE CLAW SELF DEFENSE |
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| Eagle Claw System for Effective Self Defense | |||
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techniques of the Eagle Claw system for effective self-defense. Pressure
points, locks and off-balancing techniques are included. Shows specific
Chi Kung and power exercises.
These videos are ideal for any martial artist who wants to learn the tactical aspects of Eagle Claw to compliment their own training.
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| 2401-0 Tape 1 | |||
This
video teaches the Ying Jow Chi Kung exercises, special power drills,
sand bag exercises as well as 20 techniques against a punch using Eagle
Claw.
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| 2402-0 Tape 2 | |||
The
second video continues with more claw techniques. Grandmaster
Shum also teaches several very effective low kicks for street defense
and discusses the Eagle Claw strategy for free-fighting.
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| 0302-0 Ying Jow Pai Anniversary Video | |||
A
video celebration of the Eagle Claw School in New York, See many different
demos by Master Shum and his students. Includes Master Shum's appearances
on national and international T.V. Plus performances from the anniversary
banquet attended by over 500 people!.
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