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Traditionally Master-Practitioner reserved Bil Sze for their Closed-Door-Students,
hence the saying, 'Bil Sze But Cuet Moon' (Bil Sze
does not go out the door). Grandmaster Stephen T.K. Chan had decided to
reveal the Bil Sze form to show that there were no mysteries within the
Wing Chun School. Continuing his dedication in preserving the Wing Chun
School, Grandmaster Stephen T.K. Chan recently released a ten volume video
series covering the complete Wing Chun School syllabus from basic to the
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Grandmaster
Stephen T.K. Chan sparring with a Muay Thai practitioner.
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| 29th May, 1993. Grandmaster Stephen Chan sparring with a
Champion Thai Boxer at the famous Lumpinee Studium, Bangkok, Thailand. |
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| July 1983. Grandmaster Stephen T.K. Chan sparring
with Mr. Don Wilson - America Full Contact Champion. Nautilus Health Centre, Tsim Sha
Tsui, EAST, Kowloon, Hong Kong. |
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| For me it has been a privilege to know and study
with Grandmaster Stephen T.K. Chan. After my initial meeting with him,
I was overwhelmed with enthusiasm, a feeling I seldom have aroused upon
such a short meeting with anybody. My meeting this time however was different.
For the first time I was introduced to the mind of a true martial artist. Since being accepted as a personal student of Grandmaster Stephen T.K.
Chan, my training under his auspices has had far greater meaning that at
any other time within my martial art training. |
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Grandmaster Stephen Chan (Right) demonstrates the famous Wing
Chun Ba Cham Dao (Butterfly Knives) against the Pole. |
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