SANDA'S KUNG-FU FIGHTING ROOTS - Mei Huizhi Ep.03 (FINAL)

SANDA'S KUNG-FU ROOTS - Mei Huizhi Ep.03 #sanda #mma #kungfu
Mei Huizhi was a leading pioneer in the establishment of Sanda as an official combat discipline and sport in China. Like many of these pioneers, he comes from a traditional Kung-Fu background. He was the head coach of the Beijing Sanda Team.
In this series, I translate and add additional info to this series from China for the international community to enjoy.
This is the 3rd and last episode of this series.
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[@itsaboutgongfu]

Thank you so much for your video sir... It's very informative... I also creat contents on traditional gōng fū... Recently I am also making a content on Sanda history... With your permission... I want to mention about this video of yours in my content... I promise I won't steal your content... Only mention the name of your channel and the title of this video as additional information... Please reply whenever you can... 🙏🙏🙏

[@astonprice-lockhart7261]

Thank you for your videos. Thank you even more so because there is so much misinformation surrounding sanda/sanshou that people don't even believe it's Chinese martial arts.

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Glad you liked it

[@kngfu]

great series

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Thanks

[@AsisVendrell]

Very interesting series, thank you ✨🙏

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Very welcome

[@DavidRoss2780A]

First, I wonder how much his interview comments were politically necessary? Few things seemed more the "part line" than reality. Second, I continue to be a bit amazed (STILL!) in the diffrences between the pulic aka "folk" martial arts tradition in China vs what I know as going on in police and military circles. At this point, I should NOT be amazed, I was there for much of this... but I am LOL!

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

He definitely said some things that were politically motivated unfortunately. My uncle was a police public security combat instructor in Beijing until his retirement.

[@DavidRoss2780A]

@@MuShinMartialCulture for one thing, the idea that knees (especially) and elbows were not part of Chinese martial arts always amuses me :) I told a student of mine with a background in Muay Thai "of course the Chinese didn't realize they had knees and elbows in over 5000 years"... and he said "really?" and I said "OF COURSE NOT< don't be silly!"

[@MuShinMartialCulture]

Wow, well most CMA has knees and elbows. People often confuse format rules with CMA content, thinking one fully represents the other@@DavidRoss2780A