Korean Kung-fu

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Korean Kungfu or SIP Pal Gee or Chung Moo Kwan is a little known line of the martial arts. One family is SIP PAL GEE, the 18 weapons system. (Also known as Chung Moo Kwan)

A variety of weapons are taught in SIP Pal Gee: Staff, Spear, Broad sword, Straight Sword, 7 Section Steel Whip, Kwan-do, Steel Fan, Nun-chucks.

[edit] Basic stances

Front Stance
Back Stance
Horse Back Stance
Little Front Stance
Cross Leg Stance
Rooster Stance

[edit] Sip Pal Gee Forms

Form Name	Meaning	Style
Tan-Tae	Basic Steps	Long Fist
Pa Zoo/BaChu	Eight Elbows	Long Fist
Yong Chun Kuen	Dragon Fly to Sky Form	Long Fist
Oha Kuen	Duck Playing with Lilly pad	Long Fist
Yoo Pee Kwan	Unknown	Long Fist
Da Ho Kuen	Big Tiger Form	Long Fist
So Ho Kuen	Little Tiger Form	Long Fist
Bagwan	Family of tigers	Long Fist
Tong Yong Cari Kuen	Unknown	Praying Mantis
Pakuailefucan	Unknown	Pa Kua