Drunken Boxing Rare "Miss He" Fighting Applications - By Grandmaster Zhang Kezhi 張克治
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Discover the real fighting applications of one of Jackie Chan's most iconic movie: Drunken Master.
Hung Gar and Drunken Boxing Grandmaster Zhang Kezhi 張克治, whom, as a consultant on the first Drunken Master movie, is said to have taught Jackie Chan the full "8 Drunken Immortals" form for the movie in 1978.
In this exclusive video, see master Zhang demonstrating the applications from the only female character of the 8 immortals: Miss He Xian Gu 何仙姑.
Enjoy!
Movie extracts:
1) Drunken Master, directed by Yuen Woo Ping (1978) - Seasonal Film Corporation
2) Drunken Master 2 - The Legend Of Drunken Master, directed by Lau Kar Leung and Jackie Chan (1994) - Golden Harvest Company
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Drunken Master I and II are both classics! I personally think Jackie's movements in II are the best of any of his films (thank you, Lau Kar-Leung). But in this clip, you can really see where Jackie's portrayal of drunken boxing comes from!
I met master Zang in Taipei in 1993, the only openly gay kungfu master I ever met, I saw him spar he was quite good, and was friend with his student Peng An Ping, who taught praying mantis at the Youth Park, blessed days, happy to see master Zang aged so well
You were so lucky to be in Taiwan back then and to have been able to met with both Master Zhang Kezhi and Master Peng Han Ping! We really lost a great Master when he passed in 1999... Did you know that Master Peng also mastered other styles, including Hung Gar and Chen style Taiji Quan as long as many weapons forms? I'm sure you do. Cherish these memories!
@@wushuquestofficial Yes brother, these were incredible times. Master Peng liked to go out and drink thats' how he recruited some students lol, one night at Top's Bar I met him, he said hey come spar me tomorrow at the park, which I did, that's how we became friends, and I sparred some of his students, some were really good much better than me at the time, so I got some beatings lol
@@wushuquestofficial yeah way too many great teachers are gone. And not enough single minded men to inherit the systems.
Ah, he was Siao Peng's drunken teacher! That was a real treat to watch. I was around there back then. Good memories, some regerets I didn't make more of it, but good memories all the same.
My God that's excellent, in my journey learning wing Chun I learnt Shaolin for nearly 2 years in the early 80s under Master Cangelosi who teaches drunken kung fu. Your Sigung still looks incredibly young and healthy ❤️👊
very cool ! ty
Hello, I am glad you are doing this series of movies about kung fu styles in Taiwan. I had the chance to meet and learn with Master Zhang Kezhi around 30 years ago in the New Park. Watching the films about Tai Zu, Golden Eagle ...was a treat to see that those styles are still alive in Taiwan. If you are there at the time of my next visit, would you mind to meet. Thanks again for the great work, Stephane.
Thank you Stephane for you very kind words 🙏 I see looking at your nickname that you must have learnt Jin Ying Quan back when you were in Taiwan! 30 years ago what a time to be on Taiwan! Wushu was still a thing up to end of the 2000's.
Yes it's still alive but it is dying. I have the chance to meet all these masters who all are still in love with what they do, so I think it's important to collect their words and wisdom before it's too late.
Sure let's meet when you come here!
Hi. I met master Zhang in 1992 kuoshu tournament at Tamkang College. I saw him perform eigth inmortals drunken boxing at masters demonstration, simply amazing . And then he had a chat with Mexican team and showed us some applications of the styles he teach. Really nice experience. I'd like if you could interview your Sigung master Zhang about the lineage of eight immortals drunken boxing, traditions, routines, weapons, history and previous masters before him. There's some information on internet about drunken boxing and in some sites mention master Zhang but only as a main reference of Hung gar and drunken boxing master in Taiwan. There's some forums and blogs of chinese martial arts on line but also too much "experts" on anything, clowns and haters, it's only a waste time. 🤷🏽♂️ Greetings from Mexico. 🇲🇽👍🏽🙋🏽♂️
Hi! Thank you very much for your kind message and for sharing your memories! Unfortunately master Zhang has refused all my interviews request, even when going through his direct disciples here in Taiwan. However I was able to interview some of his direct disciples and am planning a whole documentary about Taiwanese Hung Gar someday. Just have to find the time! 🤣 cheers!
Oh , i still remember when i met him in a tournament in Yilan 2007 . His student performed a drunken style and i was leading my students into the Sanda finals . Very friendly in person with a funny name card- a drunken beggar in cartoon version !
Wonderful
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Super 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
La classe de la classe ❤️
Yep that's the female Immortal
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Amazing. Very good kung fuad very clever . First of all kung fu is a great culture
Thank you for you comment! You are 100% right, Kung Fu is a wonderful and rich culture we must cherish!
there is a old guy applying drunken boxing in kick boxing matches he is so good at this style.
What is his name ?
Also in Boxing. His name, if I'm not mistaken, is Emmanuel.
@@Anonymous-yh4ol Emmanuel Augustus had his own drunken boxing style, but it wasn't kung fu. Still a legend.
@@KnjazNazrath he did use the moves a couple of times though. he used the double fist (to head and body simultaneously, generating the power through the lower and upper back motion), and he swayed from side to side with water energy. sort of "pouring" the wine.
Difficult to really accept when the practice and the actual fighting are so different that the habituation of the moments wouldn’t actually teach you any of the actual applications at all. Unless this is say a public form and the secret form is taught to the inner door.
There are a few unique things about some drunken forms like the stumbling step which do offer direct benefits but nothing should be so esoteric that you have to teach your students the Sadhana Kata or form then teach another Sadhana, even the most secretive practices of my lineage are secret because only practice and discipline generates the actual intended ability. The practice is still actually spelled out it’s just it cannot be understood until after particular accumulation and revelations occur.
I would never teach a student a method that didn’t directly elicit the intended result that would be a failure on my part as a teacher having not understood the actual meaning of the practice before transmitting it. There methods which elude me to this day, but I do not teach those methods because I would be misleading my students and deluding myself. I teach all of the traditions bestowed upon me by my Lamas according to my realization of the intended result meaning even if the tradition emphasizes a particular point or lesson if I myself find that point extraneous or not applicable to modern students then I will admit that. I might mention this is what the tradition says but I then say I did not achieve through it and I think it’s better to emphasize what helped me the most.
In my life I have had both types of masters those who act according to their personal mastery and those who act according to the perfect tradition but always I see my teachers pick those methods which they see as most powerful and direct for accomplishment of mastery. Truthfully most of the ornate stuff I have learned from inner door students as sort of fun way to time travel back to the feudal era.
It seems at one point masters we’re creating and adapting styles based on there direct experience of what was effective. Xin yi for instance being from a spearmen who had developed particular powerful habits through weilding a spear in combat being used to develop a method of strengthening his students in hand to hand. But the modern tradition doesn’t seem to follow the same logic in Kung fu especially wushu, people aren’t developing new forms and methods based on their own mastery. It’s actually why I loved the “dragon guillotine “ episode because it was nice to see this happen, but it should be happening constantly. It happens in bjj constantly where you see arts like tenth planet or danhers leg lock system. It happened with jet kun do. But it seems there is a great deal of pressure for modern Kung fu to stay as a permanent reflection of the old. And in my experience this is always because a lack of confidence in one’s mastery. Ismet himmet is a perfect example of someone who believes in his own understanding so much that although he still keeps his vows to the Taoist priest he also creates entire new styles, recently he has created an entirely new tai chi sword style which is really stunning and powerful.
If one truly has understood the traditions power one can use that understanding to adapt something for a modern student. It is not esoteric at all to understand that we are moving through astrological topology that human bodies and human minds are being shaped by the forces prominent in the moment. If tradition is not updated it will be eroded by time. It’s stunning to see the average age in eastern traditions go up and up as young people are not being thought about. While things like tricking are staying relevant.
I am complaining about my own tradition of Vajrayana Buddhism which is suffering from the same disease of the old guard being unwilling to give the ownership of lineage to non Asian people and being unwilling to admit that the tradition has anything needing adjustment for the time. Instead they just keep lowering the standards for tourism giving people imitation and outer door instruction collecting money and moving on. It will be the end of my world if my tradition dies out so people like myself who have gain some level of confidence must find a way to connect to modern youth. Young people are everything and modern young people are very jaded and very skeptical of you don’t show them what is real they will not be magnetized. As much as mine is a secret inner door tradition, it must also deliver to those who are just testing the waters I cannot withhold the true power of my sorcery for those who spend years. I also cannot pretend that ancient peoples problems and modern peoples problems are the same.
Much like Kung fu spends so much time teaching defense against a spear or sword when in truth weapons combat in the modern world will be a bat a knife or a chain and almost nothing else. Kung fu shouldn’t devolve into self defense it should keep the principles of northern and southern understandings of jing chi and Shen and all of the other esoteric methods which give it a unique structure but the new young masters should collectively or individually admit the loss of relevance and reinvigorate the art so that it keeps with our modern lives. The ancient knowledge of this world is dwindling and when it is lost that will mean the end of the world because modern knowledge makes no room for the soul. It is a cold dead world where spiritual power is a myth. When I’m fact spiritual power is the only valuable thing one can own and the only thing which no one can ever take from you, and the only thing which always gives more than you give it. And Kung fu is part of that spiritual heritage.
I pray you and all those tending the flame thrive and set the hearts of our youth ablaze with virtue and wisdom. And the passion to live from connection to the truth which has no words.
Could use some of the techniques, thank you very much.
You're welcome!
sifu faz vídeos aplicando chin-na e pontos de pressão do estilo drunken boxing please
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the closes thing to drunken boxing in a real fight is boxer Emmanel Agustus! Check out his highlights. Kind of look like drunken boxing and it works real well too.
You're right! Love the way he applies these concepts to his boxing 👍
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Please go back and get more from that guy. I've talked to some of his students. I've been developing my Zui Quan for about 12 years now. I'm the only person in Texas I know off that can use it for fighting. I mixed drunken with old Shaolin monkey fist. So my immortal is Sun WuKong I portray.
Do you have videos anywhere? Id love to see what you developed~!
I'd love to see that as well
Why would your opponent stop after throwing one strike at you? Why would he not follow through with his other hand?
I believe that this is a demonstration. He is showing an application of some of the principles in the form. They show defense against one attack without follow up to keep things simple. In real life..of course the person can attack again if you haven't countered right away...in that case.. you can reapply the application or do some other application...but doing that in a demonstration makes things complicated. Same principle in math classes...the examples shown in math and physics classes are deliberately kept simple so that the audience will understand what's going on and quickly get a good grasp of the principles involved.
how do i make him my sifu?
Pray to the 8gods 😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊 with mediteshion u cood become a Drunken master soon 👍the pawer of 8 gods are allways with u 😊😊😊in ur inside 😊u need to just open the locker of ur heart u cood be find the 8drunken master inside on u. Dont try to play there arts the arts will be play u......... 😊😊😊😊but key of ur mind locker is ur master 🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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