Biu Tze is the third and most advanced set in the Wing Tsun system. In the past, we had a saying: “Biu Tze does not leave the door”. It meant that those Wing Tsun (Wing Chun) practitioners who did not attain a certain level of skill could not even have seen the set, let alone hope to learn it. This is because senior disciples who understood this set would absolutely not practice it in front of their regular younger Kung Fu brothers. Thus, one can appreciate the great regard in which our forebears held this set.

Soft-cover, size “8 x 5”, 168 pages.

Dr. Leung Ting reveals the secrets of Wing Tsun’s devastating combat method in this step-by-step instructional book. This book is a 210-page classroom where you can learn the effective fighting techniques of Wing Tsun. Remember, “attack is the best defense!”

With a BIG color poster and the following brand new lessons: Know how to WIN in rings and in Kung Fu tournaments.

5.5” x 8.5”, 210 pages.

This is a masterpiece edition of Wing Tsun by Dr. Leung Ting, Grandmaster of Wing Tsun, intimate student of Grandmaster Yip Man (Bruce Lee’s teacher) and president of the International Wing Tsun Association.

The book contains information on Wing Tsun’s history, tales of Yip Man and the training system of Wing Tsun Kuen. Includes illustrations, theories and techniques for the Siu Nim Tau form, Chum Kiu form, Biu Tze Form and Muk Yan Chong, general principles, exercises and illustrations on Chi Sau, strength training, wall bag exercises, training with wooden dummies and much more.

8.5”x11.5”, 324 pp, hardcover book. 2010 edition currently available.

Using Siu Nim Tau as the first Kung Fu set in the Wing Tsun discipline carries a special philosophical meaning. On a student’s first day of class, the instructor will traditionally say: “If you cannot even master a ‘Little Idea’ correctly, you will never do anything correctly; no matter whether you are practicing Wing Tsun or doing activities in your daily life.”

324 pages with few color photos, 11″X 8″.