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| Sifu Kenneth Chung demonstrating wing chun's "bong sau/wu sau." |
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| Sifu Kenneth Chung doing a ma bo (horse stance posture) during his earlier days when he practiced a more powerful form of wing chun. In 1973 sifu Chung returned to Hong Kong and was convinced by sifu Leung to change to a softer nei lu/noi lo (internal way/approach). Ray Van Raamsdonk's essay, "A Path to Wing Chun" presents an excellent summary of sifu Chung's soft approach. |
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| Sifu Ken Chung of the SFWCSA with his number one student sifu Ben Der of SJWC playing bok hok (white crane) (Ben) vs. wing chun kuen (Ken) not long after Ken arrived in the United States. |
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| The San Francisco Wing Chun Student Association (circa 1970-73). In the center is Ken Chung. In the front row, to his direct right is Ben Der, to his direct left is Sam Tam (currently, of Eagle Claw fame), and to the far left is Kam Wong. Directly behind Ken Chung and to his left is Ink Lip, and two to the left is Gary. |
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| Meeting of the San Francisco Wing Chun Student Association, 1973. Sifu Ken Chung is seated in the middle. Directly behind Sifu Chung's head is Eddie Chong with Ben Der to Chong's right, followed by Mike Lam, then Kwong Gui Tong (now, praying mantis), and Chow Yut (now, white crane). To Chong's left is Nelson Fong; followed by Gate Cho, Wilson Cho, Bradford Louie (now, tai chi chuan), Ming Lum (now, white crane), and Ming Lau (choy lay fut). Sitting to sifu ChungÕs right is Lee Ying Ong, followed by Lai Hung (northern sil lum), and then Yip Kay. To sifu ChungÕs left are John Yee, Y. C. Wong (hung gar), and Quentin Fong (white crane), respectively. |
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| Meeting of the San Francisco Wing Chun Student Association, 1973. Sifu Ken Chung is in the middle. To his right is Mike Lam, then, Bradford Louie; and to his left is Nelson Fong, then, Gate Cho. |
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From left to right: sifu Ben Der, sifu Ken Chung, and Eddie Oshins. Sifu Der, director of the San Jose Wing Chun group, is Eddie's sihing (big brother) and sifu Chung's seniormost student. Sifu Chung is the director of the San Francisco Wing Chun Student Association. He was a very senior student of Yip Man's seniormost student Leung Sheung (Eddie's sigong)and is one of the preeminent wing chun players in the world. Eddie is one of sifu Chung's seniormost students. |
| Sihing and Sidai (big brother and little brother) at Ben's 60th birthday party. |
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Eddie Oshins (Left) getting some chi sau pointers from sifu Ben Der (Right), sifu Ken Chung's seniormost student. |
| Sifu Ben Der demonstrating po pai at the 1998 San Jose picnic. |
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Eddie Oshins (Right) plays chi sau with Beldon Yee (Left), a fellow student of his under sifu Ken Chung at the 1998 San Jose picnic. |
| Sifu Chung's students along with Stanford University Wing Chun Student Association and San Jose Wing Chun celebrate Sifu Chung's birthday with a banquet. |
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| Eddie Oshins was chief judge for Wing Chun chi sau sparring at the 11th Chinese-American Athletic Tournament of the Bay Area in 1995. In the front row from left to right are Steve Wong, an instructor from San Jose Wing Chun, sifu Ben Der from San Jose Wing Chun (SJWC), sifu Kenneth Chung from San Francisco Wing Chun Student Association (SFWCSA), and Eddie, from Stanford University Wing Chun Student Association (SUWCSA). In the back row, from left to right are Adrian Borga(SJWC), Caesar Julaton II (SFWCSA) who won first place in the heavy weight division, Brad, and Ernie Nazareno Jr. (SFWCSA) 2nd place winner in his division. |
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Two of sifu Chung's student were successful in wing chun chi sau competition at Tat Mau Wong's kungfu tournament in the late 1980s. In front row, left to right: William Kwok, first place winner; sifu Ben Der; sifu Ken Chung; Alson Yuen, first place winner. Second row, left to right: unknown, John Adams; Eddie Oshins; Don Cheung; Patrick Au; Wilson Ng; Ken Leung; unknown. |
| Certificate in recognition and appreciation of Eddie Oshins' role as an official judge for Tat-Mau Wong's 1997 International Chinese Martial Arts Championship. |
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