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Tiger/Crane Form of Hung Gar Kung-Fu Bucksam Kong
Publisher: Black Belt Communications

It is also known as Hung Kuen, Hung Fist and Fu Hok Pai (Tiger/Crane Style). Lau Kar-Leung, ever the cinematic ambassador of Chinese martial arts, instead shifts the focus to Hung Si-Kwan's development of his renowned style, Hung Gar kung fu. Lau Kar-Leung made films for kung fu nerds. For many of us, I'm reminded of a Chinese saying about efforts undertaken in vain: “A tiger drawn badly looks like a dog, and a heron drawn badly looks like a duck!” A crane's evasiveness can come across as Posted on May 17, 2013, in Shaolin Animal Forms and tagged arbitration, business mediation, collaborative law, crane, divorce, family mediation, gongfu, hung gar, Kung fu, mediation, negotiation, shaolin. Variations on the Southern Shaolin styles soon emerged such as Wing Chun (Bruce Lee's original style) and Hung Gar Kung Fu (Wong Fei-Hung's style). Sigung Chiu Chi Ling performs the Tiger Crane Form Of Hung Gar Kung Fu! The action seems to pick up where Men from the Monastery left off. Hung Gar is an external, hard and powerful Southern Shaolin style of Kung Fu. (This review will also be Executioners from Shaolin tells what I'm assuming is a mostly fictional tale of how the tiger and crane styles became united under one banner. The father In addition to becoming a master of Hung-Gar, he created the tiger-crane style and added fighting combinations now known as the “Ten Forms Fist / Sup Ying Kuen”, which consisted of the set of 10 individual fighting stances of: Dragon, Tiger, Crane, Snake, Leopard, Wood, Metal, Earth, Fire, and Water. Hung-Gar is one of the original Kung Fu styles directly from the Shaolin Temple.