Biu Jee brings Wing Chun to the street. That is, after perfecting your basic structure through the system's first two empty hand forms, Siu Lim Tao & Chum Kiu, Biu Jee shows us how to apply it. So many of us struggle with this - with good form and application. Well, it’s Biu Jee that brings logic and sense to the idea of "have no way as way." It shows how to use the WIng Chun structure while not being bound by it. Without the previous forms we have no core or foundation; but without Biu Jee we have no freedom of adaptability and our fighting skill gets stuck in the classroom. It's easy to miss this critical point. It's easy to think that Wing Chun is either/or - either very traditional and, therefore, tactically rigid, or wild and "whatever you feel like doing." But in this book Sifu Jason Korol takes you through not only the form itself but also its amazing and brutally logical diversity of application. Don't miss out. We need both. We need unity (structure) and diversity (freedom of application). Biu Jee is the form that gives us that.
