Is he Chan Family branch or Hung Sing or Buk SIng???
The reason why I ask, is basically the opening he does is the same as Hung/buksing and not typically a chan family opening.
here is a clip of his ping kuen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgoA5DKe82w
Hey Frank,
Edmund Ng (Ng Ho Tak) is my Sifu, our lineage is as follows
Chan Heung Gong
Chan Koon Pak
Fong Yuk Shu
Chan Hong Hung
Jew Yew Jong
Edmund Ng (ng Ho Tak
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Hey Chaz
Did you do a demo for Chinese New Year in Lancaster this year? We went along with our club to the celebrations and sure it was your club doing it?
you it’s been said that Yuen Hai also was one of Fong Yuk Shu’s sifu’s at one point. From what I understand, it was to koon pak first then to yuen hai, or the other way around.
anyways, i’ve never seen any chan family sets begin that way, only hung sing and buk sing. that’s kinda strange, but hey, we’re all Choy Lee Fut right???
yeah definately, more on the lines of buk sing and hung sing more than chan i feel.
hsk
Our official lineage is Hung Sing Heroic Victory from Chan Koon Pak, there is an influence from Fut San & Buk sing which is evident to someone who has been exposed to the various branches of CLF.
Fong Yuk Shu spent some time with Fut San but I believe he spent more time training under Chan Koon Pak.
My Si Gung Chu Yu Jong I believe first learned some Buk Sing CLF in his early years not sure who with, then trained under & spent most of his time under Chan Hong Hung. We don’t deny any connections with Fut San & Buk Sing otherwise my sifu wouldn’t get his invitations to their get-togethers.
Mano Mano,
you know it’s said that quite possibly koon pak also learned from Jeong Yim, but I have also heard fong Yu Shu was with koon pak longer.
However, the buk sing/ hung sing influence runs strong within your lineage, it’s visually obvious.
That ping kuen clip is the first clf clip i’ve saved to my comp. I really liked it.
hsk
[QUOTE=Su Lin;702752]Hey Chaz
Did you do a demo for Chinese New Year in Lancaster this year? We went along with our club to the celebrations and sure it was your club doing it?[/QUOTE]
Su Lin, I don’t know, I have been away from the club for a bit due to work commitments.
Do you also post on Martial Arts Planet, I’m known as PantherFist over there.
Mano Mano, Hello there Si Hing, I bow down to your expert knowledge:D
Hey Frank, do you know where I can get a copy of that clip so I can save it to my computer.
that clips on you tube…
(the one Sifu Ng is performing right?)
sorry,
i meant that I saved it to my you tube favorites account. Sorry.
but I think you can embed it onto a website and save it that way.
try making a little clips webpage for free at…zoomshare.com
I’ll try that, thank:)
chaz,
if you right click on the link, you may be able to save that onto your favorites folder on your computer…i hope…i just did.
peace.
Mano Mano, Hello there Si Hing, I bow down to your expert knowledge
& so should everybody else apart from Sifu & Alan. 
because they would definitely hurt me, even if I asked nicely.
Mano Mano
did you just add that clip to your profile?
if not how come no one noticed it before?
hsk
Frank yes indeed I did.
I’ve now caught video editing bug from you & its fun.
Chaz
Yes I do, will look out for you! I see you study Lau Gar too!
mano mano
it is fun right?
especially when you start trying to catch a demo in the right spot and make it fit.
but thanks.
hsk
Frank
& just when you think you’ve got it right you forget to save it.
Chaz
for talking to the naughty Lau gar people you will now do sei ping ma for the burning of two joss sticks, I’ve been watching you on the other boards.
We’re not “proper” Lau Gar though, so it’s ok!:rolleyes:
Seriously though, I enjoyed the lion dance the club did at the Chinese New Year celebrations, it was the first time I had seen one done!