澳門詠春拳之源流 Origins of Macau Wing Chun

詠春拳在澳門有系統的傳播, 應該從1966年的“僑澳詠春健身院” 設立開始, 至今已逾半個世紀。這個由葉問宗師的高徒何金銘師傅在這個小城播下的詠春種子, 數十年來薪火相傳, 人材輩出, 在這個華洋雜處數百年的地方, 開出一朵朵燦爛的禮花, 近年來, 隨著各師兄弟積極主動的認同和參與, 本會頻繁的出現澳門的社會活動, 多次與本地及海內外的同門和武術友好單位的互動交流, 令詠春拳在大眾市民的心目中留下極佳的影響。
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The development of Wing Chun in Macau began in 1966 with the establishment of the Overseas Chinese Macau Wing Chun Fitness Academy. Master Ho Kam Ming, the academy’s founder and a disciple of the renowned Grandmaster Ip Man, trained many students from all walks of life for over half a century. From its origins as an “east meets west” commercial port, Macau has flourished into the vibrant city it is today. In recent years, through the actions and enterprise of Master Ho Kam Ming’s students, the federation has both fostered and participated in several landmark community initiatives. By building ties with local and overseas martial arts groups from various disciplines, it has played an integral role in increasing the profile of Wing Chun, benefiting countless students and practitioners and furthering the spirit of martial arts.
This documentary is directed by Daniel Mak and co-directed by Alex Jung and his hardworking and creative team. Check out their website:
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Co-director's page:
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[@vantagepoint7653]

I have benn a student of Futshan Yip Man Wing Chun for 32 Years in the Ho Kam Ming family Lineage. Thank You so much for the making of this video. Sincerely Sifu Wise

[@港多隨影]

you learned wing chun from Ho Kam Ming's apprentice ?

[@j.egonzalezcabrales9014]

this is one of the best Wing Chun documentaries that I have ever seen until now.

[@j.egonzalezcabrales9014]

sorry, not one of the best. is the best.

[@shukaichow2956]

近年看到其中一部最好的武術紀錄片，導演和編劇都用心，拍攝、剪接和配樂都有水準。受訪者真情流露，令全片生色不少。

[@BoydJames]

Wing Chun Jamaica checking in, studying Ip Man lineage for 20 years other lineages for 10 years and watching this documentary made me cry, I feel a sense of coming home and being connected to my family world wide. Beautifully done.

[@anthonyallen9560]

Rest in power master Ho Kam Ming.

[@EduardoRodriguez-ks4em]

It's a wonderful pleasure to hear about your Federation. In honor of Sifu Ho Kam Ming, long live Macau Wing Chun!! Best Regards from Mexico ☺️❤️

[@tze-weilim1632]

This is the best documentary on 咏春拳 I have watched, even though it is focussed on 澳门咏春拳。Exceptionally well produced, directed, edited, and presented.

[@duantorruellas716]

I've always had a strong interest in martial arts and it's good to hear the Chinese government is supporting Chinese martial arts. There is a rich history of cultural tradition that live on through the federations and associations . The lineages of many traditional styles like hung gar , bagua , jow pai , and drunken style to name a few , are seen today for the treasures they are As there is much interest nowadays from the states and other countries. As a martial arts I never stop learning , and I've been at it for over 20 years and I feel like I've just touched the surface.

[@waikeungtung4075]

做得非常好成條片！雖然我唔係葉氏詠春出身，但係睇完都覺得好感動😭希望澳門詠春可以越搞越好！我係廣州詠春仔，人在珠海，如果有活動希望可以一齊參加觀摩學習🙏弘揚國髓，加油澳門詠春

[@ffcccffd6322]

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[@1888swordsman]

This is essential knowledge for all training in Wing Chun and wish to have a greater insight to it's history and Ip Man. Many thanks for this being shared

[@orangeballoflight]

This is such an amazing documentary! Thank you for all of the wonderful Wing Chun History!

[@TheRebuilt1]

respect for posting, very great to hear wisdom from the wise and aged and respect should be shown to them. I really enjoyed when he detailed Master Ip Man retrieving a ball from neighbors and saying back then fights were one on one, no one ever fought many on one. Wow, have the times changed.

[@frikandelkroket9335]

I have stopped training wing chun but I will always love wing chun.

[@LM-ys2bp]

Me too.

[@Nedwin]

Wing Chun is not only a martial arts. It teaches philosophy and wisdom about Chinese Kungfu.

[@woklam342]

i trained one time and i don t love it because its useless . better kickboxing and bjj plus grappling

[@ironpalm8798]

Wing Chun is attack while defending ... and defending while attacking👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@JhonPhilippsBOY]

Un témoignage émouvant, le wing chun est ultime et tellement subtil ! il reste encore beaucoup à faire pour le futur, le wing chun est un art martial suprême qu'il faut préserver.

[@jaimescoan5880]

A história do Wing Chun de Macau me remete para minha adolescência quando iniciava na academia de Kung-fu, e me parecem muito familiar todas as apresentações. Tenho saudades daquela época. Obrigado pelo vídeo.

[@davidlaw3047]

This is an excellent documentary on the Wing Chung Kungfu. Very interesting and inspiring. Thank you from Toronto.

[@yisraelaker6825]

Beautiful Documentary thank you

[@rajeshshah5320]

EXCELLENT MATERIAL.. Thank you for uploading.. Btw, (for the 'layman' viewers)~ Even a world renowned martial artist like Lei Sie Leung - aka 'Bruce Lee'- respectfully addressed Ho Sifu as "Third Brother" / "Elder Brother"

[@allenbright6834]

Thank you for your Documentry on Wing Chun. I enjoyed it very much!

[@wingkityim6557]

非常好武術精神！精益求精！

[@davidwilliams4837]

Wonderful documentary. Thank you.

[@Gigambyte888]

Excellent documentary !

[@jordivilaioliveras]

非常感謝！這個紀錄片太棒了！

[@mastersifumcfly8750]

Greetings from good old Germany to all Si- Hengs all over the world🙋‍♂️🤝😘

[@williamchow7908]

Good video with authentical & historical culture values of Wing Chun.

[@Rasmus_Ai]

Thank you so much for this documentary. It is so nice to see and hear thoughts about this ancient art and its future. Best wishes :)

[@ecaseyification]

I have been contemplating studying karate but this documentary made me want to explore Wing Chun. 🤜🏽🙏🏽

[@ZaddyZavid]

Watch the wing chun documentary on my channel.

[@SamMariassouce]

The hard part is not to choose the martial art, it is to find a good master.

[@ZaddyZavid]

@@SamMariassouce where do you live I find you a good master

[@SamMariassouce]

@@ZaddyZavid Tahiti

[@ZaddyZavid]

@@SamMariassouce ok learn polynesian dancing instead..

[@儍佬別人笑我太瘋癲]

資料詳盡精確，多謝🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@OppoOppo-qx5mf]

這部記彔片拍得很好，致少詪人了解了詠春拳的特點，有句話講：練拳不練功，到老一塲空！請問前輩們，詠春拳有內功心法嗎？如有為何沒有介紹？還是因為要密傳？懂的人太少了？

[@jlstruyde]

Love wing Chun. I've learned a bit of Pin Sun Wing Chun.

[@takingoutthetrash1512]

Wing chun suck ass. It is fake and everyone who uses it in a real fight get their ass whoop bad

[@eddierivera1860]

@@takingoutthetrash1512 it depends on the person using WC.you Clown!!!

[@timschofield9419]

Great documentary, superb visuals

[@kennyleung1017]

葉系詠春所教三套拳手法，各人有不同玩法好難理解，大大小小面目全非，唯一梁挺系，所教詠春玩出來無走樣，有獨特之處，我睇片學好多梁挺詠春招式好實用，其他詠春睇完笑吓就算。02.11.20

[@sesn210]

梁挺並非正宗 他只是一個欺師滅祖的賤人

[@tommychow4056]

用心的製作，讚

[@claudiodirenzo2520]

great film!!!!!!

[@dallasburnworth]

Is there a connection between Wing Chun and the color yellow? I have watched many different KZbin videos from organizations all over the world, and it appears that many of them have yellow shirts or have yellow stripes on their trousers or lots of yellow in their school logos. There seems to be yellow everywhere. Is there a reason for this?

[@maximuslaurie5139]

yellow is a popular color for shirts for organizations because it stands out but is not too annoying.

[@deSUSATYO_channel]

Nice video thanks for sharing, and stay connected

[@ReimundChong]

今天真正的中国功夫已经是商业化一个行业了。真遗憾的。尤其是中国的中国功夫已经是四方人的所为功夫了。我个人是岳家拳弟子感觉到很心痛。好多所为功夫质询传在网络世界好多不正当。希望真正功夫的人士或师傅们会提供多点真正的质询给大众。也希望中国里真正功夫师傅能够走前一步吧真正中国功夫传给新一代年轻人。应为好多传统中国功夫师傅不愿意把真正功夫教导下一代，变成真正中国功夫一直失传了。

[@uniqueauction]

Great history and info on Wing Chun. A+++

[@oopp8391]

我的家鄉，我學的功夫，永遠支持！

[@林中天-c6m]

好棒的影片。請問如何能與雷明輝師傅連絡上? 謝謝!

[@davidcraddock8329]

very good doc thanks

[@MKBlackcollar]

Ip Chun is wearing a Chelsea FC shirt quite clearly at about 18 mins.

[@WongTanabaNg]

thanks for excellent english

[@SifuEricKHermansen]

thank you Sifu

[@auresmak8806]

Ding chinois ART et SCIENCE.mecanique.fluid.comme.l eauvery good

[@AndrewCraigPianoPlayer]

Greetings from the US, Kung Fu brothers and sisters.

[@zhuolinghuang]

都是大师傅，习惯了讲拳

[@poip6338]

請問雷明輝師父澳門拳馆 地址或者電話號碼聯繫,非常感谢.

[@situsitu8409]

電話號碼:66655588

[@situsitu8409]

大概是盧廉若公園附近

[@elisabetepereirapereiraper135]

Muito bom documentário! Like 👍✌

[@isabellemacolino9631]

THE SPIRIT OF THE LOVE.🤗

[@crazyhorse3344]

今天詠春拳盛行，是不是李小龍的影響？還是葉問宗師教導有方呢？相信大家都很想知道這個謎團

[@賴建言-y7l]

1:04:30 My favorite

[@art7046]

This deserves move views!

[@namuamidabu48]

赞👍

[@NDoraku]

Great video! Only something overall (not specific for this video, just overall): To write the chinese names in 3 single names is a little bit outdated. Today in 2021 the western world has adopted to writhe cantonese and korea names with hyphen, and mandarin names together. From today´s standards, Wong Shun Leung should be written as: Wong Shun-leung or Shun-Leung in cantonese and Huang Chunliang in mandarin (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wong_Shun-leung) Same with other names like Shan Wah-shun or Yim Wing-chun (mandarin Yan Yongchun) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yim_Wing-chun en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chan_Wah-shun Not important but maybe interesting for some people.

[@XxxXxx-fm3wo]

Know I feel more like I am slowly meeting my family-we are everywhere! Winnipeg Manitoba Canada independent for now, and looking for my Wing Chun Sifu.

[@andrewbernard4866]

You are Chelsea's fan too !

[@DayDayTraveledmondchok]

叶准头脑种好清晰 犀利！

[@YourMajestyTheKing]

Wonder how you can practice this in the pool with no ground.

[@LargestClassifieds]

I came here because of Bruce Lee and Ip Man.

[@ArvendiSiritoitet]

Mantap Salam WingChun

[@kaka22ac]

睇完好想學，好有理念的拳,可惜我30歲😭

[@没有疯的疯子千贫疯]

学东西从来不怕晚的，加油

[@annalin3243]

30 岁好年轻。我47岁才开始学。加油。

[@痛瘋者]

好嘅功夫係唔分男女老幼，睇人嘅姐

[@TheGnenchev]

Greetings from Bulgaria, Kung Fu brothers and sisters !

[@DanielBrowne-dz7we]

Георги Ненчев Bulgaria... so you are William Cheung’s student? Or Leung Ting’s?

[@TheGnenchev]

@@DanielBrowne-dz7we No. I am student of Sifu Nikolai Kolev who is a studenr of Sifu Antonio Bacino and Ron Heimberger.

[@DanielBrowne-dz7we]

Георги Ненчев Ah yes. I know of Ron H from Utah.

[@snowdoublewhite]

永春拳那種佛系練法與佛係打法，上擂台打永遠都會被自由搏擊與泰拳打掛，出全黏來粘去軟綿綿沒有力道，人家自由搏擊或泰拳哪會傻傻地被你粘來年去，人家會跳躍會閃躲，永遠跟你保持距離，最重要的是他們出拳剛猛，很多泳春手被自由搏擊或泰拳狂K沒幾下，就爬不起來了。

[@fujitam5350]

😊

[@fujitam5350]

😊😊

[@fujitam5350]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@fujitam5350]

😊😊

[@fujitam5350]

😊

[@patyu3719]

葉問的弟子徐尚田青出於藍，相信其詠春的內功境界，已超越乃師。

[@sesn210]

念頭力的強大無人能及

[@TheKinomutai]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@roykwan4793]

唔專稱自己師傅為師傅，叫葉老問？

[@isabellemacolino9631]

BEAU ET BIEN KUNG FU.

[@Tamyiuluen]

葉問究竟有冇澳門開班授徒?

[@痛瘋者]

他的兒子講左冇啦

[@志銘謝-b2l]

小念頭基本功 沒學會後面學什麼?

[@chanswift]

Should forget the one who introduced Chinese martial art aka Kung Fu to the world and make Chinese Proud.

[@chm886]

梁璧不是梁碧

[@пвапроапррапро]

немогу себе этого позволить

[@phongthanhluuderhurensohn6935]

Ipman wingchun

[@dhiruparmar8908]

Am sorry to say that Wing Chun is a fantastic system but only if you know how to use it against today's time. What worked back in yip mans time won't work in today's street fights. You have to pressure test all your wing Chun techniques in today's street fighting.

[@XxxXxx-fm3wo]

I will, wana fight? Always some clown out their who never been in a fight talking crap about WC, Winnipeg, Manitoba anytime day or night!

[@dhiruparmar8908]

@@XxxXxx-fm3wo I am a instructer in wing chun over 30 years experience my Wing Chun is evolved to todays time. Which works and has been pressure tested. It's up to the individual to make it work or not. Am sure yip man would have done the same in to days time.. its a Thinking Mans Art. ! Fantastic Style Wing Chun.

[@XxxXxx-fm3wo]

I am looking for a sifi, Winnipeg I here David Cliff can teach this. What bothers me is there is a million placed to learn “mma” but not one single place devoted to Wing Chun in Winnipeg. So few understand how practical WC is and how it relates to many other aspects if life. I will keep working on Sim Lim Tao, bit of course do use my feet in shadow boxing which I do sometimes on wooden columns, and use a large tapered pole to do sweeps and kicks on as well tan sao and foos sao. Need a wooden dummy and finding a chi sao partner here is going to be nearly impossible. I still do a little tiger style and added in crescent to kicks to ear area, which I now added a second strike, as my foot comes down onto what would be the knee or shin. Feel that is balanced and is a close quarter kick very unexpected. I stand 6’2” and practice hitting points on the columns at my height. Never had to fught anyone as tall or taller then me. But likely in a real fight would keep grounded and use the lower safe kicks and sweeps. Wish I had a tail tiger sweep kick, but maybe just to fancy away. I like to keep it simple and effective. My biggest worry in this city is disarmament of a knife. Can not have enough practice at that, very stabby city.

[@dhiruparmar8908]

@@XxxXxx-fm3wo Thank you for your reply and your training you are doing. To tell you the truth my Friend you need to do your research because every instructor has their version of wing chun so there is always be a difference between there way of teaching. I have been through hell learning wing chun from numerous instructers dvds books etc. They all contradict each other at some point. And came to a conclusion that you don't need nobody to teach you wing chun. So best method is to search on utube from all wing chun and other styles and make it work for you. Boxing is closest to a street fight. What you really need to do is ask yourself what are the common attacks you will come across and find the best Techniques to counter the attacks which works for you. Like Bruce Lee said observe whats useful and reject whats useless. The Best Instructer in the World is your SELF. If Bruce Lee followed wing chun and never questioned what he learnt he would never have achieved World Fame for his way of thinking about Jkd. Hope this helps you my Friend. Best of Luck in your Training and be the Best you can be ! I found this for you hope you can learn some info on wing chun and jkd ; Adult JKD Lessons - Winnipeg, MB Crescentwood Community Centre (Downstairs in the boxing gym) 1170 Corydon Ave Winnipeg, MB R3M 0Z1

[@XxxXxx-fm3wo]

Wow Crestentwood CC, I missed that one. I agree Wing Chun is different from one to another in certain regards. I try to remember that it is principle based and use what works and reject the rest. I an tall, not the best upper back, people assume I look off balance doing things but I know when I am and not. I ride a lot of bicycling, it is my main mood of transportation and have decent balance and leg strength. I always loved to kick but do not use them well in actual fights, so want to keep them effective, hard to pickup and safe as possible to use. I have fast reflex and always had been good at blocking others strikes as I was the younger of two brothers and became naturally defensive. I took pis after my last fight and the bruises indicate I use my forearms a lot. This is a bit of me giving myself away here but I naturally grab throat, and use a claw like grab onto airway, but this sets people off worst if they are very angry to begin. I rather break that bad habit and grapple them down effectively. I seen some Wing Chun that uses grabs that pull the head downward and seen how the leg then goes up and over the back of neck and pushes the opponent down to ground. As well other techniques that use arms to snake around to back of neck. As in a move that is a tan, hans, a trap of wrist with that hand, an elbow strike to tricep with inside arm, then snake that same hand quickly to back of neck or with a hit to side of neck then snake around the neck and pull them over, knee to sternum, and switch the trapping hands and siding the one that was holding wrist to back if shoulder and push them towards ground, and place that outside leg onto there back. Can then hold them or get away. I know writing out a move is hard to follow but you may have seen this. I have practiced it and slowly tried it on a will guy, and in theory seems to work. That type of grappling I feel is within Wing Chun, and want to learn oractical takedowns. I am not out to harm people of course, just want moves that protect and cam be used even in security situations. Sometimes even dealing with people I know who may loss it and go iff but I do not want to injure them bad, just subdue them and then calm them. A bit of an Aikido principal I say. Can harm or just bring down depending on the situation at hand. Thanks you for the feed back and direction.

[@點顛]

葉正呢

[@stuartkenny7878]

究竟係「梁碧」定係「梁璧」？

[@痛瘋者]

迫

[@comeonbaby887]

鍾奇森呢咁

[@djangowong9575]

要係老千紀錄片先會有佢

[@jackth7569]

鍾奇深是騙稱的。 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6XSpJ9ueNh3eZI

[@痛瘋者]

@@jackth7569 伍枚師太是透過夢中傳受比其森的是正宗

[@пвапроапррапро]

я русский язык

[@пвапроапррапро]

хъочу варенки после дукша

[@wulfw.8452]

中华武术 !

[@manwu7248]

梁"壁"

[@Deep_Dark_Dimension]

But cant win Karate in real life.?

[@siweizhong8118]

中华武术 光辉岁月

[@juanmock70]

讲得天下无敌，做起来有心无力

[@chm886]

香港天台武館 買少見少

[@keunglam9186]

那个男的说得真誇張，几个小时可以减十磅！大陸那么大什寸土寸金呀？你以为香港吗？交流读成鳩流！

[@jasonthiew3300]

永春都是女性拳，太乸型感覺打起上來沒有洪拳犀利

[@normanmarcello3028]

32:02 01:03:14 15:47

[@hiddenpathwingchun5045]

Beautiful documentary. Thank you.