EWTO BiuTze Form performed by Grandmaster Giuseppe Schembri 9. Masterlevelspecial thanks to all participants in this videos from the international seminar 20...

Sifu Alex Richter explains the Wing Tsun perspective on Biu Tze’s power development, emergency solutions and rapid resolution tactics.

Hello guys, this learning video shows the Biu Tze form in Full HD. You can see the details and the movements of the third hand form of Wing Tsun....more

2018年9月20日 · Biu Tze is the final open hand form in Wing Chun and is the first introduction to elbow strikes. Learn to differentiate the elbow strikes of Wing Chun!

Biu Tze (標指, Biao Zhi) is the third and final empty hand form in Wing Tsun. It emphasizes speed, power and accuracy.

2003年1月1日 · Biu-Tze is the third and most advanced set in the Wing Tsun system. The majority of techniques within this set are either brutal attacking movements or unrestrained striking methods ..

Biu Tze is the third and most advanced set in the Wing Tsun system. In the past, we had a saying, “Biu Tze does not leave the door,” meaning that those Wing Tsun (Wing Chun) practitioners who did not attain a

Biu Tze (標指) is the third Form in the Wing Chun System, it can be translated as “thrusting finger”. The Form consist of a various of turning elbow strikes, finger jabs, Lap Sau, Gaun Sau, Fook Sau, etc.

2025年2月15日 · Biu Tze (Thrusting Fingers Form) is the advanced form of Wing Tsun Kuen. If the Siu Nim Tau form exhibits the foundation techniques and rudiments of Wing Tsun Kung Fu, and Chum Kiu is chiefly focussed on defensive techniques, then the Biu Tze represents a set of techniques designed to work as attacking-as-defence.

Korrekt übersetzt bedeutet BIU TZE - „schleudernde Finger“. Aggressive Techniken wie Ellenbogen- , Handkanten-Schläge, Stiche mit den Fingern und verschiedene Fauststöße ergänzen das Repertoire aus Siu Nim Tau und Cham Kiu.