- There are not many sets of training exercises in Wing Chun. They are easy to learn but to master them requires determination.
- Learning the usual ways will allow later variations.
- Short arm bridges and fast steps requires practicing the stance first.
- Siu Lim Tau mainly trains internal power.
- Lan Sau in Chum Kiu is a forceful technique.
- Biu Jee contains life saving emergency techniques.
- The Wooden Man develops use of power.
- Fancy techniques should not be used in sticky hand practice.
- Sticky leg practice is inseparable from the single leg stance.
- The steps follow turning of the body like a cat.
- The posture complements the hands to eject the opponent.
- The Six and a Half Point Staff does not make more than one sound.
- The Eight Cut Sword techniques have no match.
- The thrusting and fast attacks are well suited for closing in.
- Eyes beaming with courage can neutralize the situation.
- Unknown techniques are not suitable for training practice.
- Those who completely master the system are among the very few.
Moy Yat, Kwong Chi-Nam, and Moy Wo Tin. "Maxims of Wing Chun - Wing Chun Kuen Kuit." The Wing Chun Archive. Web. 01 July 2011. <http://www.wcarchive.com/articles/maxims-kuen- kuit.htm>.
