Pak Mei Kung Fu Forms

Shaolin's martial arts organized into eight inner halls (internal martial arts) and eight outer halls (external martial arts). Pak Mei kung fu classified as an internal martial art.

The essence of Pak Mei kung fu lies in utilizing the inner power (ching), not plain strength. Using ching is intricate and dynamic; using strength is dull and blunt. The principles of Pak Mei stresses six-ching, eight hand techniques, concept of swallow/spit/float/sink, shocking effect, and evolving continuously.

Pak Mei Forms

Pak Mei has the following sets
(in no particular order):
Chik Bo Biu Tze Kuen
Gau Bo Toi Kuen
Sup Bart Mor Kiu Kuen
Moun Foo Chui Lum Kuen
Sup Gee Kau Da Kuen
Ying Jow Neem Kiu Kuen
Sam Mun Tsui
Say Mun Bat Gwa Kuen
Teet Til Kuen
Day Sat Kuen
Chi Lim Kuen
Hung Sau Yap Pak Yan Kuen
Straight Step Form
Nine Step Pushing Form
Eighteen Mystic Deflects
Ferocious Retreating Tiger
Cross Set
Eagle Claw Sticky Bridge
Three Doors Set
Four Doors Form
Teet Til Kuen
Ground Set
Sticky Punch
Hung Sau Yap Pak Yan Kuen

Weapon Forms

 
Tai Chun Kwan
Ching Loan Gim
Sin Fa Bo Dun
Dui Chat Kwan
Jui Wan Lau Yip Cern Do
Wiu Wan Cern Gwai
Fay Fung Cern Do
For Day Sam Cha Dai Pa
Ng Hang Chung Lan Kwan
Ching Loan Yim Yuet Do
Don Do Dip Dai Pa
Fong Tin Gig
Tai Chun Kwan
Sword
Bench Fighting Set
Dui Chat Kwan
Jui Wan Lau Yip Cern Do
Double Crutches
Soaring Phoenix Double Knives
Trident, or Tiger Fork
Five Elements Staff
Ching Loan Yim Yuet Do
Don Do Dip Dai Pa
Fong Tin Gig
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