Chi Sao on the Centerline – Moy Yat

The Moy Yat Kung Fu Family is highly respected in the Wing Chun community for their ability to capture the opponentís centerline and maintain it.

In this rare presentation given by the late Grand Master Moy Yat, who was one of the few Ip Man disciples to finish the system as it was taught, the concept of proper Chi Sau is explained and demonstrated.

The late Grand Master gives insight into the importance of centerline and the proper meaning behind Chi Sau. He also diagrammatically points out the concepts and principles.

This rare footage of the late Grand Master is truly a treasure to the Wing Chun community.

This is sure to enrich the skills and understanding of all Wing Chun practitioners, regardless of family.

Running Time: 1 Hour 13 minutes

Resolution: 640×480 (original VHS is roughly equivalent to 333×480 pixels)

*This is a Moy Yat seminar video. While the main topic is covered there is sometimes “extras” on the videos as well. Total running time may not reflect the actual time spent on the topic.

The Moy Yat family is happy to present these first-generation copies of Grandmaster Moy Yat’s videos for your viewing.

During his life, Grandmaster Moy Yat created a series of videos with the hope to capture and share his thoughts of the ving tsun system with his students and to help the younger generations to better understand ving tsun.

Many of the videos he produced were not intended for distribution – so production quality was given a back seat to content. In some cases, Grandmaster Moy Yat would have a thought and simply ask to have the video camera brought in to record. At other times he would simply capture a talk he was giving while visiting a student’s school. He would express himself and his ideas in the ving tsun way.

Over the years, the tapes have been degraded in quality as copies of copies were made and sold on the open market. We now wish to reset the quality to its highest possible level using Grandmaster Moy Yat’s own collection of video tapes. Unfortunately, in some cases the original VHS tapes had also been damaged or were missing. In these cases we reached out to his senior students to acquire the next best version. These copies represent the best versions available, but some of the video and audio quality is degraded. Please watch the sample video to make sure the quality is acceptable before purchasing.