Traditional Chinese Kung Fu system with training method divided into:

Sap Yat San is the core of GMM Tank Yik Weng Chun. A form consisting of 11 sections. Many of the works carried out in this form have affinities with Wing Chun but introduce other concepts.
Thanks to the teachings of GM Michael Tang we can pass on this art in its original form having himself been a relative and student of the GMM and being the only custodian of the official documents. Precisely this led GM Michael Tang to be appointed "heir of the art" at the Fei Loi Temple and to Sifu Mezzone and Sifu Micheli as representatives in Italy of the Fei Loi Temple, the place of origin of Weng Chun.

Very dynamic form both from an application and motor point of view. 
Thanks to the teachings of GM Michael Tang we can pass on this art in its original form having himself been a relative and student of the GMM and being the only custodian of the official documents. Precisely this led GM Michael Tang to be appointed "heir of the art" at the Fei Loi Temple and to Sifu Mezzone and Sifu Micheli as representatives in Italy of the Fei Loi Temple, the place of origin of Weng Chun.

Couple training method that transfers the Weng Chun Form sets into practice. 
Thanks to the teachings of GM Michael Tang we can pass on this art in its original form having himself been a relative and student of the GMM and being the only custodian of the official documents. Precisely this led GM Michael Tang to be appointed "heir of the art" at the Fei Loi Temple and to Sifu Mezzone and Sifu Micheli as representatives in Italy of the Fei Loi Temple, the place of origin of Weng Chun.

Wooden man form typical of the Weng Chun style based on the concepts of pushing and hitting and on strong physical dynamism. 
Thanks to the teachings of GM Michael Tang we can pass on this art in its original form having himself been a relative and student of the GMM and being the only custodian of the official documents. Precisely this led GM Michael Tang to be appointed "heir of the art" at the Fei Loi Temple and to Sifu Mezzone and Sifu Micheli as representatives in Italy of the Fei Loi Temple, the place of origin of Weng Chun.

Single-headed pole shape made up of approximately 18 sets with a strong predisposition for combat and application. 
Thanks to the teachings of GM Michael Tang we can pass on this art in its original form having himself been a relative and student of the GMM and being the only custodian of the official documents. Precisely this led GM Michael Tang to be appointed "heir of the art" at the Fei Loi Temple and to Sifu Mezzone and Sifu Micheli as representatives in Italy of the Fei Loi Temple, the place of origin of Weng Chun.