The martial art routines of the Siu Lum Hak Fu Mun are generally long and profound. Without enduring a period of rigorous training and immersion, it is difficult to master them.

Siu Lum Hak Fu Mun features a variety of different series of forms, with the Hak Fu Sub Ying Kuen (黑虎十形拳)(Black Tiger Ten Animals Fist) as its core. This fist style combines both hardness and softness, and the complete set is divided into the Front Dummy, Middle Dummy, and Rear Dummy. It incorporates the forms of ten distinct animals: dragon, snake, tiger, leopard, crane, lion, elephant, horse, monkey, and marten, each with its own unique characteristics. For each animal form, there is a dedicated set of 108 distinct fist techniques. Besides Black Tiger Ten Animals Fist (黑虎十形拳), other routines include the Tsui Pa Sin Kuen (醉八仙拳)(Drunken Eight Immortals Fist), Yat Fu Kuen (夜虎拳)(Night Tiger Fist), and Kam Kong Kuen (金剛拳)(Kam Kong Fist), among others. In terms of weapons, aside from the broadsword and sword, there are also unique weapons such as the Kam Wun Tit Fi (金碗鐡筷)(Golden Bowl and Iron Chopsticks), Woo Fat Sin (活佛扇)(Living Buddha /Sunflower Fan), the For Jin Chuen Wun Shan(火箭穿雲傘)(Rocket Umbrella), the Bo Ap Chuen Lin (寶鴨穿蓮)(Precious Duck Crossing the Lotus/Rattan Ring), and the Fung Lui Sheung But (風雷雙鈸)(Wind and Thunder Cymbals), Bagua Poon Lung Gwun (八卦蟠龍棍)(Long Sweeper Tip Staff), among others. The array of Revered weapons is endless.

  Routines of Siu Lum Hak Fu Mun ：

Routines of Siu Lum Hak Fu Mun mainly classified in fists, weapons, and dummies：-

  Weapons：

In addition to common weapons such as broadswords, straightswords, and so on, everyday objects that are readily available can also be used as tools for "defense" and "subduing enemies." These include larger items like benches and brooms, as well as smaller items like chopsticks, palm-leaf fans, umbrellas, and more. Each of these objects has its own unique techniques for effective use.

Short Weapons	Broadsword  (刀)	Hak Fu Sheung Dao(黑虎雙刀) Black Tiger Double Boardsword, Chung Wai Dao (衝圍刀) Break Through Boardsword, Tun Pai Dao (籘牌刀) Rattan Shield and Boardsword, Dan Dao Kap Bin (單刀夾鞕) Boardsword and Whip, Woo Dip Sheung Dao (蝴蝶雙刀) Butterfly Double Knife, etc.
	Straight Sword  (劍)	Yau Lung Kim (遊龍劍)(Wandering Dragon Straight Sword), Kunlun Kim (崑崙劍)(Kunlung Straight Sword), etc.
Long Weapons	Staff (棍)	Yau Lung Gwun (遊龍棍)Dragon Wandering Staff , Diu Yu Gwun (釣魚棍), Lee Kar Gwun (李家棍)(Lee's Staff), Chung Wai Gwun (衝圍棍)(Break Through Staff), Kim Kong Gwun (金剛棍)(Vajra Staff), Hau Chi Gwun (猴子棍)(Money Staff), Bagua Poon Lung Gwun (八卦蟠龍棍)(Long Sweeper Tip Staff)
	Spear (槍)	Ng Fu Chui Wun Cheong(五虎追魂槍)Five Tiger Chasing Soul Spear, etc.
	Guan Dao (關刀)	Ching Lung Yin Yuet Dao (青龍偃月刀) Green Dragon Crescent Guandao , Chun Chou Tai Dao(春秋大刀) Spring and Autumn Guandao , Yaet Chin Dao (夜戰刀) Night Fighting Guandao , etc.
Revered Weapons (奇門兵器)	Kam Wun Tit Fi (金碗鐵筷)(Golden Bowl and Iron Chopstick), Kam Kong Kan (金剛鐧)(Kam Kong Mace Sword), Jat Din Fu Ar (疾電虎牙)(Double Dagger), Fu Tau Sheung Au (虎頭雙鈎)(Tiger Head Double Hook Swords), For Jin San (火箭傘)(Rocket Umbrella), Yau Chee Chea (油紙傘)(Oil Paper Umbrella), Bo Ap Chun Lin (寶鴨穿蓮)(Rattan Ring), Fung Lui Sheung But (風雷雙鈸)(Double Cymbals), Dim Chee Sin (點指扇) (Folding Fan), Wu Fat Sin( 活佛扇)/Fung For Sin (風火扇)(Sunflower Fan), Tai Par (大耙)(Battle Fork), etc.
Demonstration	Some demonstrations of exotic weapons are posted in youtube as below for reference :- Fung For Sin (風火扇) (Sunflower Fan)、

  Fist Techniques：

The Hak Fu Mun fist techniques encompass a wide range of traditional martial arts elements and any effective combat methods. It combines long-range and close-range fighting, blending strength and flexibility, emphasizing practicality over flashiness. When facing an opponent, it adapts flexibly and does not rigidly adhere to fixed routines.

Dummies :

Siu Lum Hak Fu Mun utilizes various dummy training methods to effectively enhance close-range combat skills and the ability to adapt flexibly in unpredictable situations. These dummies also aid in bridge arm training. However, dummy routines are generally more advanced and require a foundational level of martial arts proficiency before learning dummy routines.

Martial Arts Brief Talk ：

Equipment training

It is a set of training method for routine training. We also make use of equipment to strengthen trainings. Introduction to Equipment, Stone Lock, Bamboo Bundle, Stone Cylinder

Gou Chi Mor Poon Jon (Nine Pin Millstone Dummy-九齒磨盤樁)

The "Nine-Pin Millstone Dummy" of the Hak Fu Mun are not originated from the Siu Lum Hak Fu Mun. Great Master Wong Cheung learned this unique dummy by chance and carried it forward to making it one of the Hak Fu Mun's unique dummy, which is truly unique. The dummy body is made of hard granite and is more flexible and comprehensive than ordinary wooden dummies. The dummy is about 6.5 feet tall and has a head, body, hands and feet. There is an iron rod on the top of the head that can swing back and forth to simulate a chop down action from the top of the head. The body can rotate. The upper body has four iron rods as hands that can rotate forward, backward, left and right. The lower body has two iron rods extending out forward and backward to simulate "low Kicks". The entire dummy is firmly embedded in the ground.

In addition to individual practice, it can also be done in pair. When two people compete, both sides can use this iron to kick the other side, and then rotate the body left and right to hit the other side. The other side will kick back and resist with bridge hand, so as to practice the immediate defensive reaction. It was common to get bruises on the hands and feet from being beaten in practice.

Bo Ap Chuen Lin (Rattan Ring) - (Duck Passing through Lotus - 寶鴨穿蓮)

Practicing Rattan Ring is to train the hardness and strength of the bridge hands. When practicing, both hands pass through the rattan Ring and move left and right, up and down. Because the hands is restricted by the rattan Ring, the hand technique is accurate. With the coordination of step stances, hands move left and right, the body center is tightly defended. When practicing, hands are required to be opened left and right with force to make the rattan Ring "straighten". The friction between the rattan Ring and the hands can train the hardness of the both hands.

Kam Wun Tit Fi (金碗鐡筷)(Golden Bowl and Iron Chopsticks)

According to legend, this technique was devised by So Hak Fu, one of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong. Because he had many enemies, he could not relax in his daily life and even in daily meals. He used chopsticks and bowl as weapons and devised "bowl and chopsticks". As Bamboo chopsticks and porcelain bowl cannot resist real guns and swords, so "bowl and chopsticks" replaced them with iron chopsticks and bowls.

Chopsticks are used as as that of a dagger. A dagger is mainly for stabbing, inserting and buckling. Since chopsticks have no cutting edge, they are mainly for acupuncture. Chopsticks' heads and tails can be used interchangeably. With flexible step stances and body movements as well as the coordination of chopsticks and bowl, "Bowl and Chopsticks" can be used for both offense and defense.