Other Aspects
Chum Kiu practice develops advanced stances and footwork, develops techniques designed to control an opponent and includes some simultaneous attack and defence techniques. It is a far more dynamic form than Siu Nim Tao, and places significant emphasis on techniques slightly outside the centreline.
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