Grandmaster William Cheung 'Bil Jee' Thrusting Fingers

Grandmaster William Cheung recorded by Sifu Dom Békés performing 'Bil Jee' the thrusting fingers form from the Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu System. The Bil Jee form introduces two new distances in the Wing Chun arsenal, the finger strike distance and the elbow distance. Grandmaster Cheung shows how to take the movements contained in this form and apply them to strike pressure points on the opponent. Easy to use following the BOEC method of attacking the opponents balance, and attack the open targets as well as controlling the elbow and taking advantage of the opponents position when their arms cross! Of course for best effect and so the techniques work properly this should be done on the opponents blind side! Watch the elbow! Watch one point! Control the elbow! Control one point! and fight on the Blind Side!

[@JKDVIPER]

I see that grandmaster CHEUNG does his BUI GEE a bit different than IPMAN and his crew.. I suppose BRUCE LEE as well.. I respect it and give him props for staying true to his interpretation

[@_PhantomTrader_]

Thanks GrandMaster Willam Cheung. When I first started training in martial arts, Bruce Lee was my driving force in study. I also owned a copy of your book Wing Chun by William Chung in paperback. I have heard many stories about you and your Wing Chun skills throughout my lifetime. I still practice when possible. Thank you for sharing your video, I watch it over and over to pickup the finer points of the form. I still can do push-ups on my fingers at 56. Thanks again. Your friend Ken.

[@bobcornwall7927]

Grandmaster??? He made everything up.

[@dagaffer2269]

None of his stuff worked against Emin Boztepe. Cheung got battered.

[@sportdefence8531]

I can see how efficient the Art works, once the flow, speed and movements are mastered.

[@_ChrisPBacon_]

Most techniques work once u have the ability most people 'train' for combat yet they're slow, have horrible aim, reaction time, coordination etc. Thats why u see these fools go 'this doesnt work' 'tkd is shit' 'karate is best' 'bjj is best'

[@seanchasty301]

Grandmaster Willam Cheung, Thank you for all that You have shared with us.

[@entertaichi]

Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!

[@whateverhappens1140]

Looks graceful. Must take lots of practice to get that fluid.

[@rontate7719]

I tend to agree ,but,realizing this is a moment in time,a moment of instruction.. It should be followed by a full application and power with a padded up person of course... BRUCEJJ66 2 months ago A punch comes in. That Isn't intended to actually hit or hurt you. That is then considerately held in position for you to grab. And then you do this. Then that. Then the other thing. Alright? And people believe this stuff would work. Wow.

[@genuinevt5762]

Unfortunately this is not real WC. But creative and imaginative

[@winstongottshalk888]

So fantastic to see my Sifu in this video (6.07) ... a young Victor Evelyn. GM William has forgotten more than most know about Wing Chun 👊

[@sumansangamanavar6084]

GM William Chung is your wing chun Kung Fu academy in India and where? Because I would like learn this traditional Chinese wing chun Kung Fu.

[@deanmarshall1650]

Australia

[@pensii_net]

4:00 If your opponent is wearing a fur coat, where will you put your finger?

[@aaronmeyler8838]

Up his arse, if he wears a fur coat he will appreciate that

[@michaelweyhrach1223]

Great video

[@keithgodfrey2023]

The stance is 50 50 , and other wing Chun 70 30, it changes everything,

[@mattblack6219]

MMA ....?

[@aroldoursolino8372]

Eu tenho impressão que bruce lee criou seu jeet kune do atrás dessa técnica

[@deanmarshall1650]

Thankyou Grandmaster For Everything you have taught us.

[@Daniel_Mueller]

Absolutly great, thank you.

[@JKDD1926]

His Biu Jee is lose and more circle. 😲

[@Magne-ficent]

I noticed that too. He'll just run around you.

[@Magne-ficent]

Never hit someone with the tip of your thumb. BTW

[@sarahbrown9915]

Please could you tell me which ribs? 🙏😘

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

It is the floating rib. You have one on each side of the rib cage. The bottom rib that does not attach to the rest of the rib cage at the front. Hence floating ribs.

[@sarahbrown9915]

Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu thank you 🙏

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

That sounds like something for the police to deal with. That sounds like a persistent problem that needs law enforcement. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

[@sarahbrown9915]

Thank you so much I am sorry I thought I removed such message 🙏 with gratitude I stay in the peace of training and conducting as should be x

[@tearsxo]

This is perfectly executed

[@yonesmed1736]

Thanks Grande Master 👍

[@TheEricks6513]

Movements are crisp!

[@ruudhazeleger8488]

its biu jee

[@andrej552]

не так все просто

[@artonereason]

Sorry Sifu but if you don't strengthen your fingers you might break or hurt them.

[@deanmarshall1650]

We have an entire system of Iron Palm combined with herbs from passed down scrolls.

[@artonereason]

@@deanmarshall1650 I studied with Sifu Ruiz for 20yrs

[@artonereason]

You do need to toughen your fingers

[@deanmarshall1650]

Hence why I said Iron Palm

[@tuffgonggbUNCTION]

SOULJAH ROCKER

[@joelm5509]

Well Biu Tze attacks are not finger attacks, but rather using the palm side of the hand really. If you strike with your fingers directly, you are gonna break them. Even if you attack the eyes or throat, missing the target can be bad for fingers. While using palm of of the hand with Biu Tze or the Faak Sao to throat, is more safe.

[@truthhurts1884]

Joel Mikkola only if you keep your fingers straight, they should be relaxed and slightly bent

[@assman84604]

Mmmm if u do wing chun finger tip push-ups is absolutely crucial to gain finger strength

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

The Bil Jee form (thrusting Fingers) is exactly what it means, fingers used for attack. You pivot using the wrist as you strike so that the power of the strike goes in but you don't receive the reactionary force or returning force as a jolt in the fingers it is dissolved away by the pivoting action of the wrist. It takes practice and timing. If you get it wrong you can damage your fingers.

[@pastorvidro4174]

Joel Mikkola that Not true . Bil Jee ( correct spelling) does use the fingers if one learn and use them Correctly . You can and will attack the Presure Point . That where the Modified wing chun don't teach , they do the forms but don't explain the application .

[@2012Angellus]

Most ridiculous comment on thread so far... BilJee is exactly thrusting fingers, pressure points, eyes, throats... the form is even named after that principle

[@1929able]

Thank you so much.

[@kraftwerk974]

The form is totally made up ! Normal since Yip Man never taught him beyond SLT...

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

Pretty good.

[@workdays8280]

Think he been viewing matrix movies

[@a1exmyway730]

thank you for video cut , it looks nice , i would ask do you share a book > Wing Chun Bil Jee: The Deadly Art of Thrusting Fingers maybe if you have that book you could share it on mega or mediafire or else ... i would like to see a what is he talking about it s a part of a chi or acupressure he targets where is a manual or book or how to ...it s a medicine thing .... thank you again ...or maybe you know some acupunture or acupressure book .... what is he talking about he hits some points and ???? It s a little mistical ...maybe he uses some chi and then he use these mistical dim mak i mean it s all a legendary stories ....iron fist and iron palm and dim mak and like a.... is there a book about it??? tnx again ...

[@Edenthedjguy-wedding-djs]

There’s actually more useful stuff in the movements that return towards the body. I did 2-3 years of Cheungs WC in Melbourne and to be honest the level of understanding of pressure points was very basic even though it’s actually jam packed in things like Wooden Dummy form.

[@smartresearchwingchun494]

For those who wonder what is the purpose of Biu Jee, my speculation is that it might be used as a counter for someone who is also practicing Wing Chun. It doesn't feel more effective than Chum Kiu against non-Wing Chun. This is an assumption.

[@traditionalwingchunkungfu6098]

If its any help Bil Jee introduces two new distances the finger distance and the elbow distance. Once you have a good grounding in the rest of the system you can develop your striking efficiency. The elbow strikes add the power of the body onto the power of the strike and the finger strikes are for targets like the eyes and vulnerable areas on the neck that require a different method of striking to get a good affect from hitting those target areas.

[@jacobharris954]

Most good schools say just it is for emergency usage. No hidden or secret skills. It us designed for when you are losing.

[@reinsein518]

all wrong

[@pz3j]

Extremely well done in all respects. The techs are powerful and elegant. The execution superb and easy to see. The speed is perfect for the viewer to keep up with a bit of practice. The filming is also wonderful. We can see everything we need to perforn the techs. Thank you for this gift!

[@Taniwha123]

Shame it’s all made up.

[@davidharris2558]

Believers and Non-believers.

[@olieantonetti7393]

His Biu sau movements are too exaggerated, his huen sau movements are too big of circles; big circles equals big problems. Secondly, there are too many leg movements, he should be incorporating shifting to help redirect power and force and not rely solely on t-stepping. The Bui Jee form, actually, all the forms are meant to be simple with note that many leg movements to keep the Wing Chun system simple; William Cheung's interpretation of this form leads much to be desired in all honesty.

[@glennkristel1020]

Agreed..The more skilful you are the smaller the circles.

[@BRUCEJJ66]

A punch comes in. That Isn't intended to actually hit or hurt you. That is then considerately held in position for you to grab. And then you do this. Then that. Then the other thing. Alright? And people believe this stuff would work. Wow.

[@yopomdpin6285]

I don't even need to meet you to actually know you never took any proper martial art training and have absolutely no idea what you're talking about..

[@BRUCEJJ66]

Yo Pomdpin You're over-estimating your knowledge (and not actually rebutting a single point I made).

[@jorhay1]

Hey Yo Pomdin, How do you 'actually know' anything from an internet comment? Do you use that Kung Fu mind reading technique on the street to know who 'actually trains'? lol I guess you've never seen a Joe Rogan podcast to 'actually know' what most people who train for a living think about your sifu's superstitious bullshit. Cheung became a millionaire off of brainwashed idiots.

[@yopomdpin6285]

If you're both completely unable to understand the purpose of a demonstration and a lesson then you clearly don't have the intellectual level to discuss anything.... Nobody ever said that people will just hold their fist and do nothing will you do your technique. Nobody ever taught that and that's not even said in that video.

[@yopomdpin6285]

Yeah I literally never said that, but hey like I said, you don't have the intellectual level. Cheung can be a fraud for all I care, that's not the point here.

[@workdays8280]

He a total scammer

[@banedestroysbatmanofcanada4622]

his bil gee looks made up..plus he's wrong bil gee is not the most advanced form siu nim tao is..bil gee shows the weaknesses in the system.plus it's just moves to help you regain when you are compromised.

[@antoniogiaquinto311]

Siu Nim Tao is the first form of every different Wing Chun lineage. It is not the most advanced form.

[@urbanranger2071]

you have convinced me. Can I have your contact Info so that I may train under you?

[@yopomdpin6285]

Sium Nim Tao is the first from, Chum Kil the second, Bil Jee the third. Then come weapon. Bil Jee is the most advanced form without weapon. Plus there are as many Wing Chun form as there are Wing Chun School and Lineage. Saying that the form of one of the Grandmaster of Wing Chung is "made up" only shows your complete ignorance of Wing Chun.

[@deanmarshall1650]

This guy has no clue what hes talking about Bil Gee is the most advanced form of Wing Chun Kung Fu under any lineage. Sil Lim Tao is the most important but not the most advanced.

[@dagaffer2269]

This deadly bull shito form didn’t work against Emin Boztepe. Emin battered him.

[@workdays8280]

Look he don't even no how to control his breathing. He no nothing about real internal WC at all Total rubbish

[@nhanhong7395]

No wonder He was disciplined by Emin Botezpez for straying Ip Man's principles!

[@1straycat99]

i like it he moves relay super...alot more than always fighting . as most all seem to no everything when they see not true ..plus its very interesting the depth of it ..and keeps mind and body working ..and still can do when older thats part of the awesomeness of it wing chun .plus much more....ya want all fight learn thai boxing go for t go to Thai land see what ya got .for power so on .then at 40 see if ya can walk and whats important