Bil Jee by Ng Wah Sum

Leung Sheung student Ng Wah Sum demonstrates Wing Chun's Bil Jee



Bil Jee is the empty-hand sets of Wing Chun that addresses ways to recover from a bad position. It provides options on how to respond when you catch an attack late. Taking you out of the box of Wing Chun's preferred small movements, Bil Jee gives ideas on what to do if your structure is compromised and your center is taken. In a nutshell, Bil Jee was designed to overcome an opponent who has overpowered, out-positioned, injured, surprises or, through some error of our own, managed to gain the upper hand. It shows you how to regain the center and how to create a new line to your attacker's center once the original one is lost. In addition, it develops the ability to to extend power to the fingertips and deals with directions of force.

© The Dragon Institute | Orange County | Wing Chun Kung Fu | 34241 Pacific Coast Highway | Dana Point, CA 92673 | ocwingchun.com

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Leung Sheung student Ng Wah Sum demonstrates Wing Chun's Bil Jee Bil Jee is the empty-hand sets of Wing Chun that addresses ways to recover from a bad position. It provides options on how to respond when you catch an attack late. Taking you out of the box of Wing Chun's preferred small movements, Bil Jee gives ideas on what to do if your structure is compromised and your center is taken. In a nutshell, Bil Jee was designed to overcome an opponent who has overpowered, out-positioned, injured, surprises or, through some error of our own, managed to gain the upper hand. It shows you how to regain the center and how to create a new line to your attacker's center once the original one is lost. In addition, it develops the ability to to extend power to the fingertips and deals with directions of force. © The Dragon Institute | Orange County | Wing Chun Kung Fu | 34241 Pacific Coast Highway | Dana Point, CA 92673 | ocwingchun.com