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Какое-то странное построение движений в этом таолу - практически ни одно действие не имеет закономерного завершения, которое должно составлять конкретный приём из защиты и последующей атаки в одном направлении. Такой неработоспособной конструкцией выделяются современные новоделы, ориентированные только на спортивную стилистику, но никак на традиционную.

Super crispy movements.

respect to the history and lineage here

Veo algunos comentarios ingenuos, pues esta es una forma del kung fu del Dragón del shaolin y al aplicar los golpes de cada forma son letales en la defensa personal, pues fueron precisamente para eso que se inventaron y en la forma se esco den tan temibles golpes al aplicarlos en una pelea real. Quienes dicen que un monje shaolin no conoce lo que es un sparring creo que necesita conocer más la historia.

Beautiful form

I do - lesser, very lesser!❤

Questo Mei Hua Chuan è completo in tutti lu??

What does master Wu Gulun practice in das Songson shaolin temple? Answer: shaolin 6 harmonies fist Lui he Quan

Shaolin Louhan, Soft fist rou Quan And Xinyiba are 3 greatest treasures of Shaolin Congfu.

Excelente

Shaolin taizu+Wudang Taiji=Chen style Congfu.

Shaolin staff is the most compassionate weapon because it is for teaching the enemy a lesson without destroying his life since all lifes are precious.

this is ditang mei hua quan

Shaolin Xinyiba, Lohan + Da Hong boxings are the 3 greatest Shaolin Quan.

Definitely a good form and well demonstrated!

I'm seeing people doubting wether or not this is traditional. It actually is traditional shaolin. But on the other side, there's something to be said about wether it is traditional meihua or just a shaolin form. I only know a little bit about the shaolin style, but I do know more about meihua quan, and there's nothing in this form that recalls the meihua style, I must say. It is nice to see that different styles borrow other styles' names though, but I feel like this is missleading. They should've called this form something different. Then again, I might be wrong, there could be some history behind this, unlike most of the other styles, meihua has a long tradition of different masters exchanging students for long periods of time, so it could be very well possible that somewhere along the line of time some shaolin master exchanged students with meihua farmers, or the other way around, and some of these forms were born. It is weird though, I would expect to see at least some of the 5 elements expression in a "mixed form" if you wanna call it that. Perhaps someone has some better insight regarding this form?

Shi Gongsun is definitely a highly experience Shaolin Monk who knows very well how to use each movement in this routine against an opponent

@Stephen Webb Shaolin Kung Fu is not practiced only for form. Each and every movement has an applicable purpose. The Shaolin Monks were, and are very intelligent and it would not make sense to practice forms for strength, technique and skill separate from martial forms with combative application. That is a waste of time when you are training 8 hours a day. Unfortunately so many people practice the forms without iron body training and without proper application instruction and embarrass Shaolin

yeah there's my favorite shall in form

This one is very old

Thank you and congratulation for your great level! This is the same form that my laoshi teachs me, I have a test this wednesday and this help me a lot for practice. You have saved my life! Greetings from Uruguay..

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Very similar to the one at my school.

Amituofo!

Finally I get to see my original Sihing, then Sifu, now Sigong David Cliffe, on video. But what about all the wonderful weapons forms I have seen him do?

lol

yea, i saw that too...

Yea, the song doesn't really fit the subject lol

Lol Chinese death metal is awesome. But they did have pretty cool battle songs back then... it's amazing how they can use one instrument and make an entire bloody, raging battle scene with it. True mastery... one of the best 'battle songs' is "Ambushed from 10 Sides" try the version played by Pui-Yuen Lui (4th option from top)

YA REALLY EXCELLENT

Wow, this was a beautiful demonstration of the set! Thank you very much for uploading this video.

Wow never saw this one before. Thank you very much for sharing.

I dont know If I asked you but since you have several parts of the same documentary, do you know the complete name of this documentary ?I am searching it for ages.

upsettingly bad.

First form I learned...over twenty years ago

@WahrerDrache this form looks like a cross between dadao and staff... obvious reason. :) peace

@SirTreSwordReviews Interestingly the most forms are all called Da Dao or Cui Qi Dao. I have found relatively less forms which use the name Guan Dao (Guans Knife) Actually it is a Dao/knife with a very long/big Handle so Da Dao.Of course there are also other swords which carry the same name.

where can i purchase a functional guan dao like this? i dont plan on using it, just want it for what it is... one of the coolest weapons i ever laid my eyes upon. just imagine this thing in action back in the old days!

people are using "wind demon staff" to lightly.. that is not the wind demon staff style, its just 2 novice's in a poor attempt to choreograph what looks like martial arts..

yan zi. good at sanda, iron jacket, a bit pants at this form.

hopefully I can move like that when I'm that old

wow one of the nicest Hong quan demonstrations I have seen.

WELLDONE IT. TO ME OPEN PALM 8DIAGRAN OPEN PALMRISES TO THE SUNAND RIVER FLOW TWUGHT BY GRAND MASTER HU SU FUYEN TO ALL REPECT

@walatalalaw Futher more weight training will not restrict your striking power it will increase your striking power ! In the 24 years I have done chinese martial arts all Chinese Styles incoperate sometype of weight training or power training routine. I don't know where you get this supposed factoral information but any wing chun stylist will tell you that you need to have power and power only comes from training hard both with weights and weapons as well as body weight.

@walatalalaw no what you did was make a statement you sight a source or from an actual expert you just made a stated a what you thought was accurate. You're wrong you made a mistake. It's that simple If your quoting sources you need to verify what that source was or you are an idiot. Just because you said according to wingchun( which is broad statement into itself) you shouldn't do weight conditioning because it restricts your striking power.

@joshinmaster it makes you look like an idiot as long as you claim it's your own knowledge. I clearly explained where that information came from, and added that it might be false, with a touch of sarcasm aimed to a youtube user. What I did was stating sources. It's rather like going to a physics convention and talking about something you read in a physics book, and stating it came from that book. Then maybe the book is full of crap. It happens.

@walatalalaw never quote anything that you don't know about because it just makes you look like an idiot. Kind of like going to a physics convention and talking about photography it just doesn't make sense so just be more careful before you spout information that your unsure of yourself.

Just remember that you are not going to do full power in those demonstrations against air, actual application will look entirely different.

@Bravalin No one is undefeatable bro, anyone can but its just that we dont know WHO is the person that can beat them ..... yet. But i know someone out there CAN and WILL beat a shaolin monk one day. =)

@lesterado haha i bet they go to their sanshou/sanda moves when they fight for real , forms are just for fitness and gives you a rough idea on combat moves in motion, but never for fighting. All chinese fighters use sanda now trust me , its even called "shaolin kickxobing"(sanshou) now pretty cool