Lam Sai Wing. - Fu Hok Seung Ying Kuen. Tiger and Crane Double Form (Hong Kong, 1957)

Tiger & Crane Double Form. The book deals with the most popular and probably the most monumental form of the Hung Gar Kung Fu style.This form, known as "The Tiger and the Crane", was created in the late XIX century by Lam Sai Wing's teacher, an unrivalled master of Kung Fu Wong Fei Hung*. The Tiger's extremely tough, fierce and lightning-fast attack are balanced against and supplemented by the softer and smoother techniques of the Crane. The "Hard" and the "Soft" combine in a harmony.A lot of attention is given to real-life combat application of the Kung Fu techniques in question. --------------- *Wong Fei Hung was one of masters in kung fu, best known in China and in the West, a character of many books and films ("Once upon a time in China" and others). The Quintessence of Southern Shaolin Hung Gar Kung Fu - classical Fighting Methods from the book Fu Hok Seung Ying Kuen:"A Fierce Tiger Pressed Himself to the Ground" "Tiger's Eye, Leopard's Blow""The Hungry Tiger Catches a Ram""