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Southern
Chinese Kung Fu -
Choy Lay Fut
 'Choy
Lay Fut' kung fu
was founded in 1836 in the Village of 'King Mui' in the 'Sun
Wui' district 'Guangdong' province, by the Han patriot 'Chan
Heung Goon'. 'Chan Heung Goon' was born in 1806, and he
began his martial arts training at a young age first learning 'Hung
Gar Kuen' kung fu from one of his clansman 'Chan Yeun Wu'
for a period of nearly ten years. He then went on to learn from a monk
named 'Lay Yau Shan' with whom he spent several years learning
to master his style ('Lee Gar Kuen'). Later on 'Chan Heunq
Goon' proceeded to 'Law Fu Shan' to spend twelve years with
a monk named 'Choy Fook' from whom he learned all about 'Choy
Fook's style of kung fu. 'Chan Heung Goon' created a new
style by combining what he had learned from his two teachers and
became the founder of 'Choy Lay Fut' kung fu. The title 'Choy
Lay Fut' was in commemoration of his two teachers 'Choy Fook'
and 'Lay Yau Shan'. The last character of the name was meant to
depict the martial art of Buddhist devotees.
Forms
Ng Lun Ma
(Five Wheel Stance Form)
Ng Lun Chui (Five Wheel Striking Form)
Gung Jee Fook Fu Sirn (Subduing The Tiger in Gung Jee Pattern)
Siu Mui Fa Kuen (Little Plum Blossoms Form)
Siu Sup Ji Kuen (Little Cross Form)
Siu Pak Kwa Kuen (Little Eight-Diagram Form)
Na Ying Tai Yan Pak Kuen (Five Pattern Eight-Diagram Form)
Pak Kwa Sum Kuen (Eight-Diagram Spiritual Form)
Dou Fu Pak Kwa Kuen (Tiger Combat Eight-Diagram Form)
Sup Bart Law Hon Kuen (Eighteen Buddhas Form)
Dit Jin Cheung Kuen (Iron Arrow Long Form)
Siu Miu Fa Pak Kwa Kuen (Little Blossoms and Eight-Diagram Form)
Hung Yan Pak Kwa Kuen (Bear Pattern Eight-Diagram Form)
Pak Mo Kuen (White Hair Form)
Sup Ying Kuen (Ten Pattern Animal Form)
Sup Ji Jit Fu Kuen (Crossed Pattern Tiger-Blocking Form)
Ping Kuen (Level Fist Form)
Sup Ji Ko Da Kuen (Cross Pattern Hit & Grab Form)
Yee Chong Pak Kwa Kuen (Upright and Forceful Eight Diagram Form)
Ping Jan Kuen (Level Elbow Form)
Fut Cheurn Kuen (Buddhist Palm Form)
Animal Forms
Sir Ying
Kuen (Snake Form)
Lung Ying Kuen (Dragon Form)
Fu Ying Kuen (Tiger Form)
Hok Ying Kuen (Crane Form)
Sparring
Forms
Pao Ying Doi
Cha Fu Ying Kuen (Leopard Vs Tiger Form)
Sirn Ying Doi Cha Hok Ying Kuen (Snake Vs Crane Form)
Lung Ying Doi Cha Fu Ying Kuen (Dragon Vs Tiger Form)
Doi Cha Mui Fa (Two Man Plum.Blossom Form)
Sup Ji (Cross Form Vs Plum Blossom Form)
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