Samuel Kwok Siu Lim Tao in slow-motion

[@GMack224]

The Siu lim Tao tribute to Ip Man at his gravesite was an honorable gesture which was done with dignity and respect for a great Martial Artist. Applause.

[@LegendArry50sBluenose]

Thank you - I agree, he will be honoured

[@Anant.bisht98]

I salute to the great legend Grandmaster IP Man. This grave should decorate like a temple.

[@hongu6298]

... Bravo GM Samuel Kwok, thanks. Ng QAnh from Switzerland!!!

[@richardmarumaru8955]

Thank you very much Sam for giving me the rights dance to do this moves correctly it's so hard for the first time I do this everyday and I love doing it I find the discipline is very hard I'm staying on level one until I get it right

[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

merci samuel kwok

[@jcmultimedia4072]

Lovely. Love you.

[@siddharthdh.3738]

Wing chun was always great🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@tertia0011]

In other video Sifu Kwok sets up wooden dummy & performs Muk Yun Jong 114 exercises in homage to GM Yip Man.

[@stonerolling6813]

Merci ;)

[@SUF-py4ix]

Nice

[@freddiereagan6705]

Wow

[@themasakatsu]

ご先祖さま、目頭を熱くしてるはず。凄いです。

[@kentlee7621]

死人靣前打小念头。唔知怎觧？

[@nakezumeke6308]

Sil-lum-tau.👍

[@TheAnsonysc]

Siu Lim Tao not Sil Lum Tau (tau is also correct for Chinese word 頭 in Cantonese.

[@tertia0011]

Eerie. I do not recommend watching before going to sleep or you will be haunted in dreams.

[@christophemetayer1597]

🙏

[@xTK421x]

I felt obligated to follow along out of respect.

[@lowiq5719]

Just curious, of all the places where one can 'show' his wing chun, but why cemetary? 🤷

[@LegendArry50sBluenose]

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[@MERVILLE3]

SLT/SNT should last no less than half and hour and a master should do no less than an hour

[@sumanipakis3246]

Kuburan kate di jotos 😂😂😂

[@LegendArry50sBluenose]

Yvette Kong Man Yi with very good advice, please watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4Gmg6BnZdmbg9U

[@chinhbtc4362]

Ngáo đá

[@bandar7891]

I think what he did was inappropriate and disrespectful for the deceased..for the sake of getting more credibility for his Wingchun method.

[@LegendArry50sBluenose]

Master Kwok meant no disrespect for Grandmaster Ip Chun. I slowed down the video to enable students to learn correct form. If you are in contact with the descendants of Grandmaster Ip Chun and you KNOW they are unhappy, ask them to contact me and I will immediately remove it.

[@watitduful]

What was disrespectful about that?

[@SUF-py4ix]

Wasn’t he taught for a bit of time by Ip Man

[@LegendArry50sBluenose]

@@SUF-py4ix Yes you are correct Lee. in 1978 Master Kwok began private tuition from Ip Chun and after gaining Master level in Wing Chun, he opened his first school in Hong Kong and it was not long before his students began making a name for themselves at tournaments and demonstrations in the colony. When returning to the UK, in 1981 he was appointed chairman and senior overseas representative of the Ip Chun Martial Art Association by Grandmaster Ip Chun so he was showing reverence to Master Ip Chun here.

[@tk36864]

@@SUF-py4ix not Yip Man but his sons.