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Shkar Sharif - Kung Fu Zone
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2006
Shkar Sharif - Teacher of Traditional Chinese Kung Fu, Shaolin Taichi Online School.
School: www.kungfuzone.co.uk
Learn Online: www.shaolintaichi.online
School: www.kungfuzone.co.uk
Learn Online: www.shaolintaichi.online
White Crane Kung Fu Vs Taizu Quan - Comparing Power Generation Methods
In this video, we explore the key differences in power production between White Crane Kung Fu and Taizu Quan. You’ll see how each style generates explosive force through unique techniques, body mechanics, and principles. Whether you’re a martial artist or simply curious about these traditional arts, this breakdown will give you a deeper understanding of how two distinct systems approach power generation.
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Thank you so much
Thanks!! Could you talk about lohan and monkey power?
Thank you for elucidating the principles of movement - it helps to practise with awareness
Tiger crane your movements are too wide probably a bad habit from a ti ji quan influences.
😂😂
Thank you, Sifu Shkar! Thank you for sharing this valuable knowledge and your personal insights based on your many years of assiduous practice and spiritual development. Thank you!
🙏
Daniel Larusso called, said he wants his bonzi tree back
But he said I could keep it! 🤔
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ😂
Have you found any parallels between your neigong, sufi, or hermetics practices? In terms of feeling qi, analogous mental states, health, etc? Thanks, very interesting stuff
The way I express my art is definitely as a result of everything that I have learnt and the different traditions in have trained in. There is no way to separate the practitioner from the practise
Is this a one time payment or is it monthly like the other courses?
One time for the course 🙂
I was raised in a religious cult (Jehovah witnesses), everything you said applies to that group too. Did you read Combating Cult Mind Control by Steven Hassan? You went through most of the main points of the book
I’m quite familiar with Jehovah’s Witnesses. When I was younger and had more time, I used to enjoy inviting them in for discussions. I would challenge them with questions they couldn’t answer, which often led to them saying, “We’ll need to consult our elders.” Interestingly, they never returned! No, I haven’t read the book you mentioned.
This is real Kung fu training, this sifu's students are lucky to have him. I am glad he is preserving his system. Thanks so much for sharing.
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I have to say that while you have given plenty of signs of cult schools, unfortunately some of them can be a lot more subtle than that. Certainly for me, when I started in my ex Kung Fu teacher's beginner lessons, that was different from when I started going to the forms lessons and next level up lessons. I think he was really good at keeping the beginner beginners separate from the rest, then once you had passed your basic test, (this is how it worked with me anyway), he'd got you reassured this was a nice accepting place and he was a lovely person, then the difficulties kicked in once you started with the wider group. He was different when I moved up a level of lesson, but by then I was hooked on learning Choy Li Fut, and he'd got me hooked on him. I have made a number of videos where I talk about what has happened both with him and his former Kung Fu teacher. The playlist "Choy Li Fut Code of Conduct" is where most of that is, but there are other videos, such as the videos I made about his video where he fakes doing horse stance for nearly ten minutes, and then more recently an issue where after I started going to Capoeira lessons, a woman came along who seemed quite nice and friendly, but turned out to be living with a man who has been stalking me on behalf of my ex Kung Fu teacher for years. His name is Niel Willcott, but he now has erased his name from his website and TH-cam channel and calls himself Lohan Sifu. He calls himself that because he believes he is a reincarnation of Lohan, who according to our mythological history, created the exercises that subsequently became Kung Fu. I did manage to convince his students to mostly have nothing to do with him any more, so he hasn't taught group lessons for years, even before COVID, although he still offers private lessons. His weirdness about this stuff has become more obvious online since.
Would you say that Mong Su Dom Tai is a cult?
No idea what that is, sorry!
@ShkarSharif-KFZ it's on TH-cam. I ask you because they don't allow crosstraining in other martial-arts. They don't like stealing students away from other schools. Or vice versa. Plus, you aren't allowed to look at the handbook because everything is trademarked. And I guess they have had problems before with other schools trying to steal their material. So if you get a chance, look it up, please. And let me know what you think. Oh, I forgot to mention that it's a hybrid system. 80% traditional karate, 20% original stuff. It includes karate, boxing , savate, wrestling, and fencing. It also teaches self-defense, verbal, and physical. Self-awareness,sparring, and weapons. Weapons include nunchaku, yawara stick, staff, escrima sticks, sai, sword, and some others I can't remember. They call themselves Chinese Karate because everyone knows karate. So far, the karate they have been teaching me is similar to American Kenpo. Like Ed Parker or tracy kenpo.
Does FEAR exist, in this, dojo? NO SENSEI!!! Does PAIN exist, in this, dojo? NO SENSEI!!! Does DEFEAT exist, in this, dojo? NO SENSEI!!!
amazing insight into practicing Yi...thank you Master Shkar Sharif
Hi Mr. Sharif, would you have time to film a full length demonstration of Jin Zhi Ba Fa? Thanks!
Hi Jaden, why so interested in this form?
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ I saw Master Neil Johnson perform this in the Nam Yang anniversary vid and wanted to see your version of it
@jadenng7569 check out that Nam Yang video again - my wife Kristina performs my version of it 🙂
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ I remember watching her perform it too (it was very powerful). I know this sounds rather strange but I would really appreciate it if you do it since in my opinion you have some of the best demonstrations of the forms around.
Check my instagram story - it will be up for 24 hours 🙂
John C. Kim Chung Moo Quan is/ was a cult. Still operating today under the name Oom Yung Doe instead of Chung Moo Quan.
I'm a black belt in Judo and I train kids, I always say that I'm want them to question me and surpass me in skills look This untouchable master philosophy creates weak students.
Your students are lucky to have you!
Dope advice , thanks ; but how is martial art cults different from a mcdojo . Because if they two different things than there's a lot of B.S being taught in streets . 😮
I would say a McDojo doesn’t necessarily have to have the controlling and coercive behaviour but just sells grades and ranks…. But they do overlap for sure.
When there learning application just form repetition with no application told not to lift weight , one time I ask about developing eternal power in wing Chun don't worry about that not necessary just repeat form that it I don't believe in energy. Another is you being constantly called or text by sifu. Hounding come to class , where you at , that is occult I been through it it was constant headaches I finally left never progress in that school
Been through u are forced to join every seminar if not you will not be graded, when you train for to be graded you are ignore told you not ready . You are told to clean school , by food , and to do errands, also you never told when is next grade session to move forward you have to wait til when ever the teacher ready . You are forced to come to class and if you miss classes then you given attitude as if u don't have a life. Been through they and if you have questions you get answer that is not even related to question . You scold you haven't been going to seminar you not spending money to support school ect....
Chi level 7 here
Hi again , I was wondering do you have any TH-cam videos of you Demo/ teaching a butterfly knifes set ? Many thanks and kind regards Trevor☯️
I don’t I’m afraid.
Another sign that you are in a martial arts cult is that you dont tell your teacher that he has a sword through his head when he has a sword running through his head... just joking (kinda)... but in all seriousness, this is well though out and well communicated, thank you - there is a common thread of isolation due to insecurity - possibly because the cult's system has become a house of cards waiting to come tumbling down, and their licence to print money (or at least take it off their students for the rest if their lives) will be revoked!
😂 the sword was removed from my head after the video - I promise.
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ haha - in a proper martial arts cult, the teacher would either deny the existence of the sword, or all the students would also be walking around with swords through their heads but not know (and be too scared to ask) why!
Being told "Don't cross train". Being asked to do things for instructors that have nothing to do with martial arts.
BUJINCON! For sure!
I remember my first and second lessons at kung-fu. The master pushed down on us when we were stretching. He then made me spar against a brown belt who was 18, and I was 14. He kicked me in the face. I had no head gear on, and I didn't have a gum shield. I never went back.
Sorry you went through that - doesn’t sound like a healthy environment.
First red flag “ Kung fu “ using Japanese/ Okinawan ranking and belts.
*Adam Mizner intensifies*
This has happened to me twice already, I joined traditional Chinese wushu schools, after a few years I reached the level of instructor and only then everything became obvious to me. At such moments, the leader's inability to trust a new significant person with the system of this school becomes clearly expressed, interference in social activity begins (prevention of contacts with other schools, third-party seminars, competitions). The leaders of such schools receive some status in various ways and then stop developing themselves and isolate themselves from external influence, forming a cult. I think it is worth noting an important point - people who go to these cults also have similar distortions as the leaders (lack of trust or similar fears) or they want to be in the company of such a powerful person and trust the "only right" path Thank you very much for raising this topic, It is not something that should be kept silent about
Yep - as an instructor most things come to light. But then people are often too invested to back out.
So i have been doing different martial arts for almost 30 years now. And i have found the cult like behaviour is the worst in chinese martial arts. I find the teachers, particularly the ones from china, claim to have a very special chi power from training the system, one so deadly they cant really demonstrate in a sparring match or real fight. A lot of made up stories about being in street fights or underground challenge matches, and taking the crap out of all other styles or even other teachers of the same style, saying they dont have the correct lineage and teaching. I trained in one style in london a southern chinese system, all they do in a class is a few exercises, a special kind of press up, a grinding arm exercise and some 2 man sets that work on strength. Apparently training these for years gives you "shock power" so when you hit someone they will going flying back. They will never spar or try and test there skills against others. Of course training any martial art will give you some skill and strength. But not some amazing abilities to the levels these guys claim. And its followers never question or see if if this training actually works, so carry on blindly
Sounds familiar.
I think I know the school that you are describing. If it was the one in Mile end that moved to Islington , I trained there too for a few years but the school collapsed. I remember all the politics back in the '90's and agree there was a lot of arguments about lineage etc the Sifu ( I believe he is a shaolin monk now) loved winding people up so much by writing articles in Combat magazine , they would come down for a fight. I don't know of any getting past his seniors, people can say what they want about his personality and ethics but he produced top notch fighters. The seniors sparred every Friday night , they never wore gloves or pads but sometimes crash helmets , so they could learn to deliver full contact hammer fists to the head and face without hospitalising each other. The grinding arm is not to just strengthen your arms but your whole body, from the feet up , so you hit from the feet up, not just your arms. The grinding arm is just one of , I think 18 ( but I only ever learnt 4) , of these exercises to strengthen various parts of the body and condition limbs, the exercises are not unique to SPM , I have spoke to Sifus in Pak Mei, Southern Dragon and they have their version of resistance 2 person exercises, I guess they all came from the same root once and the these styles are an expression of a teachers understanding back in time . The so called "special press up " is not unique to SPM but exists in Hung gar, Pak Mei, Southern Dragon, Gojo Ryu Karate and I recently saw it in south Indian Martial arts and Indian wrestling. Who ever told you it was to give you shock power led you down a strange path. Being a close range system, it is designed to generate as much force as possible without having to chamber up and pull your hand back. The training is painful and very boring but essential for a good foundation. Without the correct power training and conditioning , none of the techniques work. Very few, including me stayed the course. As for " talking the crap out of other styles" I have heard the same being said by teachers in FMA, Silat , Karate , TKD, WC , Tai Chi etc so sadly , not unique to the southern school you went to, I wonder if it is about protecting their income or loyalty to their system? I think today a lot of people cross train and younger sifus are relaxed about it. I stopped training a long time ago, when I did , I just wanted to train, make friends , hopefully pick up something that works if I need it and stay out of the politics. What I do find depressing about Kung Fu, is that students are shown loads of forms and when they spar, stick boxing gloves on and then hop up and down and start doing awful kick boxing. None of which looks like the forms! They might as well just join a kick box club and learn to do it properly. This is as bad as belonging to a cult to me. BTW , I love Xing Yi i have seen on TH-cam but never met anyone who could use it in a fight. I don't know if it is down to the quality of teachers or quality of students. Well that is my 10 pence worth take care and enjoy your training.
@blissfelix I’m not sure what specific club you are talking about - sorry. I’m not talking about any specific club… just how many of these types of clubs exist around the world. :-)
@blissfelix 7 minutes ago I think I know the school that you are describing. If it was the one in Mile end that moved to Islington , I trained there too for a few years but the school collapsed. I remember all the politics back in the '90's and agree there was a lot of arguments about lineage etc the Sifu ( I believe he is a shaolin monk now) loved winding people up so much by writing articles in Combat magazine , they would come down for a fight. I don't know of any getting past his seniors, people can say what they want about his personality and ethics but he produced top notch fighters. The seniors sparred every Friday night , they never wore gloves or pads but sometimes crash helmets , so they could learn to deliver full contact hammer fists to the head and face without hospitalising each other. The grinding arm is not to just strengthen your arms but your whole body, from the feet up , so you hit from the feet up, not just your arms. The grinding arm is just one of , I think 18 ( but I only ever learnt 4) , of these exercises to strengthen various parts of the body and condition limbs, the exercises are not unique to SPM , I have spoke to Sifus in Pak Mei, Southern Dragon and they have their version of resistance 2 person exercises, I guess they all came from the same root once and the these styles are an expression of a teachers understanding back in time . The so called "special press up " is not unique to SPM but exists in Hung gar, Pak Mei, Southern Dragon, Gojo Ryu Karate and I recently saw it in south Indian Martial arts and Indian wrestling. Who ever told you it was to give you shock power led you down a strange path. Being a close range system, it is designed to generate as much force as possible without having to chamber up and pull your hand back. The training is painful and very boring but essential for a good foundation. Without the correct power training and conditioning , none of the techniques work. Very few, including me stayed the course. As for " talking the crap out of other styles" I have heard the same being said by teachers in FMA, Silat , Karate , TKD, WC , Tai Chi etc so sadly , not unique to the southern school you went to, I wonder if it is about protecting their income or loyalty to their system? I think today a lot of people cross train and younger sifus are relaxed about it. I stopped training a long time ago, when I did , I just wanted to train, make friends , hopefully pick up something that works if I need it and stay out of the politics. What I do find depressing about Kung Fu, is that students are shown loads of forms and when they spar, stick boxing gloves on and then hop up and down and start doing awful kick boxing. None of which looks like the forms! They might as well just join a kick box club and learn to do it properly. This is as bad as belonging to a cult to me. BTW , I love Xing Yi i have seen on TH-cam but never met anyone who could use it in a fight. I don't know if it is down to the quality of teachers or quality of students. Well that is my 10 pence worth take care and enjoy your training.
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ Apologies , I am talking to Xingyimaster
I could not find a martial arts cult so I started my own🥷☯️🕉. You are like the saying pot calling the kettle black 👹🤡✋️
Thank you so much. 🙏
Sounds like a modern day political party!
Interesting. Didnt realise cultism also happened in martial arts. I did find out it's very prevalent in many yoga groups and mindfulness groups. Never understood how some people cant see theough this stuff. Probably the need for community and believe is what blinds them
Especially in Southern Gung Fu! Ancestors worship! My last Jung Shee, broke away, because of this 😳my friend is a high level Sifu/ Sensei 🫡 was Tong/ Triad, affiliated 😵💫very nice 🤗nine ring Broadsword! Thanks, Sifu 😬
Does this course teach the Bodhidharma Yijinjing exercises from the program, like the one posted on your youtube channel from week 12? :)
Yes 🙂
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ Thanks Shkar :) Is some of the San Zan included also? Im just wondering if this is a course that should be done alongside your main program or something that can be done standalone with no other practices until the body is correctly developed.
San Zhan is not included in this program. You can do this as a standalone as it will help develop your internals for any system you practise, especially south Shaolin systems and it’s off shoots… you can also do it with my main program to help you develop the internals faster.
The title is a little ironic..
It's not at all. Avoiding people that claim authority over everything is just, avoiding people that are open to criticism isn't. It's not that hard to see, it's ridiculous people have a hard time understanding this.
😂 I agree
Much Ego .
Yes! I was in what I call the 'Cult of the White Robes'! Fortunately, I recognised the inconsistencies and got out! Pretty much everything you said is what I experienced: - 1. Regular Gradings. 2. Senior Students having no mind of their own in favour of whatever the "master" dictates. 3. Totally unnecessary "seminars" to move onto the 'Black Belt' level. 4. Toxic Teacher Syndrome - it was / is a family business, and that family is weird as f**k! 5. Insecure teacher, withholding tuition because he's misinterpreted something said innocuously, and took it personally. 6. Racism - White Supremacy. 7. Getting trolled on social media because I refuse to be brainwashed. 8. Students being told to unfriend / unfollow me from social media platforms. 9. Toxic Teacher talking shit about other behind their backs - me included! 10. Toxic Teacher thinks he's the best! I am glad I saw the signs and got out! Never looked back! Thank you!
Sorry you went through that. But yea it’s great that you got out.
Thanks for this, i was thinking a few days ago that i’d like tips on how to classify cult behaviour. And here it is! Sometimes i think people want to act in a cult like way even if the leader or group leading it didn’t necessarily instigate it. I’ve seen that in a local education school with a particular set of values and the parents would not allow criticism of the school in any way. They ostracised those with legitimate concerns and in the end the school was shut down after very suspect issues arose. I think the people running it fell foul of not critically examining their ethics and the awareness that no one would challenge them made it worse
Humans are tribal by nature. And once they find a tribe, critical thinking often disappears and they defend the good, the bad and the ugly.
Oh man, I was enrolled in a martial arts school like that in the 90s before I realized that it was a cult and left. To this day I can remember the fanaticism in their eyes. It was scary.
Much more common than most people think.
Really? Aren't you still commenting on PBIF videos? You still seem quite into my ex Kung Fu teacher who now goes by the name of Lohan Sifu.
This is very interesting from the point of view of someone training yiquan. The founder of yiquan did incorporate some white crane into his art, and it's quite evident for me now.
You will find that White Crane is an ancestor art to many Kung Fu & Taijiquan systems. 🙂
@@ShkarSharif-KFZ yiquan is specifically based on xingyi, Fujian baihe and bagua zhang, it's a relatively new martial art that was created at the turn of XIX and XX centuries
a very valuable explanation of the principles and nature of internal martial training
吞吐浮沈功練氣 飛鳴宿食定心神
amazing energy
I appreciate you more advanced talks. Good for people who are at a level that it really means something and good for people who are not there yet to have things to aspire to. Bagua systems talk about rotation around the middle finger and pointing as you describe. Some taiji and qigong systems talk about using the laogong points in the center of palms. Maybe they are really doing the same thing. The only thing I find (IMHO) is that the elbows really need to be sunk and can not be outside the frame of the body. Otherwise the tissues will pull ( like qigong) but will not connect to the center. I wish you well in your on line training venture . Great to see people spreading good gong fu. Especially shaolin systems were people thing everything is wushu. Continued good luck
Thank you for your nice words 🙂
I just joined your on line school. Looking forward to it. I am in my 60’S now. I will need to pace myself.. I am in Damo Mitchell for 1and1/2 years. Looking forward to the differences and similarities
Welcome! 🙂
Thank you, Sifu Shkar
Great video and amazing wisdom Sifu
Another question,not sure if spiritualy related but...what is to cross the Abyss?
It’s often explained as the point where the self is completely annihilated. It’s a step in the magical systems based on Kabbalah.
Any texts/ vids recommended?
Check out my latest video 🙂
Question about san zhan. The first battle is done through the yijinjing process, basically changing the body. Is the second done through the xisuijing or the energy system? If I remember well you mentioned orbits and similar energy work. Is the third spiritual battle still done through the form or it changes to seated meditation?
你是華人? 不然怎麼知道易筋經 洗髓經? 氣行筋脈為易筋經 斂氣入骨為洗髓經