Biu Gee

Wing Chun Forms – Biu Gee

Wing Chun Dim Mak Form

Biu Gee is the fourth Form in the Jee Shin Wing Chun System.

This form trains Dim Mak striking and correct breathing for directional strikes.

Wing chun is a dim mak system, relying on quick, accurate strikes to vital areas of the body.

When the fingers contact the target, the wrist must turn one way or the other to deflect the reactionary force.

Concentration and the generation of power when striking are the keys to performing successful Bill Jee.

Therefore, strength and flexibility of the wrists is imperative for the execution of Biu Gee.

Wrist strength is developed in the wing chun form, Sil Lum Tao.

The general target areas of the body are the pressure points of the upper torso.

Most pressure points are along the centre line and the blind side, throat and eyes.

The legs and back also have vulnerable areas for attack.

The first 3 Wing Chun Forms,  should be mastered before learning Biu Gee.

Bill Gee also trains the principle of Pursuit and Retreat.

Dim Mak once mastered becomes a deadly tool and should only be used in emergency situations.

Essential Elements to master at this level are:

Chi Development

Coordinated breathing and intention.

Pressure Point location.

Reverse Tan Tien Breathing.

Five stages of Combat.