2012年8月25日 · The Biu Sao or thrusting fingers is one of the many Wing Chun moves which can be use both as a block and as a strike. It can be used to deflect any attack around shoulder height or above.

Wing chun has many hand techniques and to help you understand the reason behind the hand movements Master Wong has made a whole playlist of what they are. He follow-ups with how the technique is...

2022年12月13日 · The Bil Sao is a palm strike that utilizes the knife edge of the hand for a concentrated impact. Learn how to execute this strike effectively and incorporate it into your Wing Chun arsenal.

This section examines the Wing Chun technique known as Biu Sau (Biu Sao). It is also known as Thrusting Hand, Thrusting Fingers, Darting Hand, etc. This Wing Chun technique can be used as a block or as a finger strike to the eyes and throat.

2024年8月8日 · "Bil Sao - The Knife Hand of Wing Chun" Learn the Bil Sao (aka Biu Sao) in this comprehensive lesson on one of Wing Chun's essential palm strikes. Learn the precise technique, applications,...

2019年2月21日 · In this video Master Wong has his spin in interpreting what biu sao means. Wing chun has many hand techniques and to help you understand the reason behind the hand movements Master Wong has made a whole playlist of what they are.

2012年8月6日 · The Biu Sao or thrusting fingers is one of the many Wing Chun moves which can be use both as a block and as a strike. It can be used to deflect any attack around shoulder height or above. Or it can be use to strike to the eyes and throat. More on Biu Sau...

Biu Ji (simplified Chinese: 镖指; traditional Chinese: 鏢指; pinyin: biāo zhǐ; Jyutping: biu1 zi2; lit. 'dart pointing'). A form that emphasizes emergency hands, techniques that are used to regain the centerline when one is put in a bad position. Reminiscent of the Chinese compass, aka the 'south pointing needle' 指南針. This form has no kicks.

2023年6月8日 · Wing Chun Techniques List: 1. Biu Sau Block (Thrusting Fingers) · 2. Tan Sau (Receiving Hand) · 3. Wu Sau (Guarding Hand) · 4. Lap Sau (Grabbing Hand) · 5. Bong Sau (Wing Arm)

Biu Sao (thrusting fingers or darting hand) – Used as a “block”, it can deflect an attack about at shoulder height (or above); used as a strike, it can be exploited to hit the opponent’s eyes or throat