Experiencing Real Kung Fu: Nanquan 南拳
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In this episode, we travel to Wenzhou, China and meet with some badass Nanquan (南拳 Southern fist) masters. One of them is an old man and makes me grab his balls so I can feel him suck them inside his body (so awkward).
Fun fact - the guy they had me fight in this episode on the beach is a convicted felon, spent much of his life in jail for killing someone accidentally in a fist fight. He told me this after I fought him.
Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!
The only problem with iron shirt is that it doesn't protect the head or legs. Of course its better than nothing.
Also the original purpose of iron shirt was for health promotion. Its only later was it used in kung fu.
Thanks for sharing Eric, loved it! Good werk on that tiger pounce! 8)
what happened to the result of the heavy bag hitting the master?
LOL at 32.00. Thanks for video. Very interesting.
+Yuxian09 man thats hard!Its called the magic ball technique.
They should go to Japan and investigate the ancient art of BUKKAKE invented by ninjas.
Hi Eric, I appreciate your sharing this video. Did you do the subtitles? I was wondering if you have a way to make the English font more legible. Against a black background, the letters are OK, but anything lighter and it's very hard to read.
Thanks for watching. Yeah, the subtitles are awful, you can thank CCTV 4 (the channel this was broadcast on) for that. Wish there was better ones, but not bad enough to create them myself, haha.
great ancient martial art
He's lucky he didn't get attacked when he drank the tea
much to learn, grasshoppa.
Erick si pondrias subtitulos en español tus visitas aumentarian
from Inkster.excellent.excellent.excellent.
Thanks Eric!
to be Chinese
or Korean
I'm a natural at that technique with the balls
jon lenon in art martials
怎么请这个赵假大师来做嘉宾，真想看看他和徐晓东比一场
The style that is mentioned.....magnificent and bizarre five-base boxing....is that the actual name?
As nanquan is actually a class of martial arts (the southern fist) and not a style per se
So what other names does the magnificent and bizarre boxing have? Is it an amalgamation of the southern styles?
It seems have Wing Chin trapping and southern white crane testicle pulling techniques......seems to be mash of styles
Hi Rohit, thanks for watching. Magnificent and bizarre five-base boxing is probably a shitty translation from the folks at CCTV. What time in the video did you read that subtitle? Let me know and I can tell you the name in Chinese to give you a better idea of the specific style.
Eric Couillard
No. I should be the one thanking you for your contribution in this showcase of lesser known martial arts.
Magnificent and bizarre five-base boxing comes at around 4:40 and 4:50 and at numerous other time throughout the video. They also mention the special technique (Shadowless death point striking) to be a part of this style
I didn't know the subtitles were that shitty. No wonder all of the terms used in this video came up with zero Google search results
If I remember correctly, this specific style of martial arts is basically about to be lost. There is no English name because it's mainly only practiced in and around this location, and I don't believe the master has chosen a descendant to carry it on. The Chinese name is 雄奇五基法. You might find some info searching in Chinese.
"Shadowless death point striking" basically just refers to pressure point striking (often referred to as 'dim mak' in English, which is based off the Cantonese pronunciation of 点脉) done without looking at the point being struck. Instead of using their eyes, practitioners use feeling and standard measurements from one point to find another point to strike. You see this in a lot of old school kung fu movies.
As far as I can tell, these subtitles were not made by people who speak English very well. If I could I had to guess, they were a vain attempt to meet the minimum requirements of a show being aired on CCTV, the "International" channel. Sorry about that! Let me know if you'd like any more clarification.
Damn
It's sad seeing such good styles fading into oblivion
I did search the Chinese term that you mentioned
I found a link to a particular link where there's apparently a DVD with this master's photo on it
Here's the link: www.21wulin.com/wlshop/goods.php?id=1739
If it's possible, do let me know what this DVD is about. Is it the same CCTV video footage or is it an instructional DVD for learning this art?
A Google translation of the title says it to be the Hung Chi fist (I guess)
In the security industry it is common knowledge that most martial arts
guys are useless in a real fight. Saying that, if you are a natural born
fighter, learning martial arts will show you how to become better, and
if you are lucky enough to be properly trained by a genuine internal
master you have just won the jackpot of life. They very rarely go public
but some Western guys, Bruce Frantzis (Adam Mizner, Damo MItchel, Mark
Razmus) are the real thing.
The internal skills can only be taught by hands on interaction (at the
moment) and turn the body into a set of exquisitely tuned elastic
hydraulic rams with sympathetic resonance awareness.
Chi is real but a very difficult for the mind to grasp as a concept but
let's try anyway;)
Bouyancy creates a centre to peripheral potential force that relative to
gravity is crucial in terms of biophysics. Like a rubber submarine,
with a rubber central heating system inside it. The deeper it goes
underwater, the more it pushes back aginst the crushing forces around
it. This crushing force is fed through the rubber walls into the rubber
pipes and struts inside the submarine and is continuously shifting,
changing density and changing volume.
Even when completely still, the potential force stored in the elastic
tissue is significant. Any oscillations caused by sonic / seismic type
energy the submarine encounters due to environmental noise AND internaly
generated sound /pressure waves are altered by this potential force
because density changes pitch, tone and volume. The curved surfaces
angle of the elastic membrane tissue changes as it is compressed and
relaxed but even while still, acts as a parabolic sonic mirror to any
internal vibrations, curved egg shaped parabolic surfaces being the only
efficient shape to deal with pressure differentials and bouyancy
requirement.
Here for the rubber sub analogy to continue we have to fill the
submarine with water and lift it onto the air, let's call it "H.M.S.
human body" an anti submarine, whose job is to protect the water inside
being evaporated off in all directions, and the sailors called kidneys,
liver, spleen from being too dry or roughly treated.
The parabolic mirror shape of the fascia and skin type outer layer of
the H.M.S. human body means that any regular sonic activity inside the
submarine, eg.sailor heart playing his drums, will bounce around the
watery internal cavities for a long time as water conducts sound
brilliantly. As the sound waves bounce off the satelite dish shaped
outer shell, in certain places in the "human body" the sound waves form
standing waves and nodal lines of extra volume and relative silence ,
especially if someone left the sound system on and it is generating
feedback in very tight high pitched ultrasonic frequencies, and very low
throbbing infrasonic frequencies.
Air behaves like a fluid and creates 1.03kg of force per square
centimeter at sea level, the human body has on average nealry 2 square
metres of skin. That is two tonnes of crushing force being generated at
seal level relative to being on a planet such as Mars. If one stand
inside a large enough bell jar and releases the potential energy, ie
create a vaccuum the body expands as the potetial energy is released.
Does that mean that through diligent practice one could gain the ability
to dilate the central nervous system in it's entirety and release this
potential energy in tiny, invisble ranges of movement? Hell yes! you
just have to learn to NOT think for long periods of time as thinking
contracts the nerves. Plus have fantastic postural alignments and
superlative breathing habits.
Come on people, two tonnes of force at your fingertips!
The art is called nei kung and is popular in parts of China. I learned
it from a strange and wonderful man called Bruce Frantzis who runs a
company called energy arts. I am steeped in the language of physics from
my family background (Father, grandfather all physicists) yet i learned
these skills out of neccessity as i was disabled in my late teens. I am
trying to engage with open minded people about the possibility that
there is a difference between genuine fighting masters of the art trying
to talk to scientists and hippies and armchair warriors mouthing off
because they want to feel special. Please check out my TH-cam channel
where I show these phenomena in action and let me know what you think.
While breathing from your lower belly;)
Wtf!
Can i hit you? Just once, i wana see the energy flow out of you
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Love the Art, but it all goes out the window when you get punched in the face. The mysticism of Kung fu is fading rapidly due to technology showing just that. :(
most of the mysticism is bullshit. but not all.
all of them are bullshit.. they teach you all the foms, and all these bitch slapping ways of fighting.. eg wing chun.. and yet..... when the full contact fights happen, wing chun becomes an art which is all about rushing to your opponent and trying to straight punch them in the face many times with some kicks.. they will not use any combination hand trapping.. thats the reason why western arts are more successful.. because they focus on what works in a real fight and go straight to the point
li dui gan fu shen zhiu ru xu dia zhi jun xüe ru dui lun hai chi zhi chi fu ce she chan si chi han ce hai she huan kuang dui de liang je liang he liang ih jia chien yen lao chin tai zui ih yen yen
hello is this Cantonese or mandarin?
+Alex Vue mandarin
ty!
It's french
OUAOU