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Chi Wai Kung Fu meaning "Self Defence Combative Skills" is a multi-style Martial Art system.
It combines techniques from Boxing, Wadoryu Karate, Ju-Jitsu, Systema, Wing-Ching Kung Fu and Kickboxing. It is primarily a practical self defence system as opposed to a sport. It is commonly referred to as Chi Wai.
Philosopy
Its philosophy is to teach anyone how to defend themselves in the most practical and efficient way. Its doctrine is for practitioners to know their physical and mental limits, but not to be boxed in by these limits.
Student Creed
Chi Wai has a three-part student creed that must be learned by all students
"I will develop myself in a positive manner and avoid anything that would inhibit my mental growth"
"I will develop self-discipline in order to bring out the best in myself and in others"
"I will use what I learn constructively and only in the defense of myself and my fellow man. I will never use Chi Wai abusively or offensively"
Technique
Chi Wai uses strikes, thrusts and blocks with both hands, arms, legs and feet. One of its principle tenets is the redirection of ones opponent's momentum to the practitioner's own advantage.
Form
Chi Wai also has its own form, known as Sil Nim Tau. This is a variant of Siu Nim Tao, used in Wing Chun kung fu. There are 18 stages that train the practioner in core movements and overall dexterity.
References
editChi Chong Yan Master Sifu Lee Kent
External links
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