Chen Style Taiji Fan - Tiger Claw Kung Fu Tournament 2016
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- These are some of the most creative and athletic competitors of the year. What is wushu? Wushu is both an exhibition and full-contact sport with its roots coming from traditional Chinese martial arts. In ancient times, wushu was used as the primary combat style in China. However in modern times, wushu has been revised to become an international sport comprised of different styles and forms. Contemporary Wushu is made up of two disciplines: taolu (forms) and sanda/sanshou (sparring).
Taolu, or wushu forms, are usually choreographed with martial art moves and patterns that grant points to the competitor depending on the difficulty of the movements. Although aesthetically pleasing to the eye, wushu forms still require the basic traditional Chinese martial art movements of kicks, punches, and stances. Sanda, or sparring, is a modern fighting sport influenced by traditional Chinese boxing, Chinese wrestling or Shuai Jiiao, and other Chinese grappling techniques such as Chin Na.
Although traditional Chinese martial arts forms are no longer used as the main combat style for the Chinese army, many styles of traditional Chinese martial arts are still taught in wushu schools. Popular traditional forms that you may know of include, praying mantis, eagle, whip, and pudao or horse cutter.
A few notable wushu athletes include, Wu Bin, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, and Cung Le.
This is MAGIC! So beautiful and powerful! Love Your perfomance!
Best fan performance ive ever seen
Cool and handsome! 👍
I actually just clapped behind my screen, beautiful!
I'm your biggest fan
Meanwhile, I can't even open a fan without dropping it...
太完美了，柔中带刚，刚柔相济👏
How do I get this music
Wht is song?
It would have so much more impact with another piece of music...
Does anyone know the name of this song? It's so gorgeous!
Descendants of the Dragon. 龙的传人
Sorry.... But what's the bullshit added soundtrack for...?
I like TH-cam
Sorry, but the garbage special effects covered up everything worth watching. Just communicate the arts. Don't use machines to "pretty them up".
A pretend "cool" intro effect-usually a preset on a cheap effects machine and not an original sequence-is the opposite of teaching. Teach by revealing, not concealing.
Here's a suggestion: use a blue intro card with the data on it and an end card thanking the viewer for watching. Truth is, if all you have is bad preset effects . . . don't use them. Let the arts speak for themselves. Entry level Nerd Tek makes nothing better . . . except for cheap games. It is sooo '80s Studio Wrestling.
A pretend "cool" intro effect-usually a preset on a cheap effects machine and not an original sequence-is the opposite of teaching. Teach by revealing, not concealing.