He is showing a principle that a lot of martial arts use, entering the opponent's space and disrupting their balance. BJJ/ MMA does it by shooting in for a takedown, Judo/Jujutsu does it by going in for a throw or joint lock. His is chiefly (but not limited to) disrupting balance and pushing one away and to the ground. This is definitely more an application of self defence than fighting.
@micsir888 This man is teaching his student how to use the skill of small movements to suppress his opponent's attack. What he is teaching is one of the most ferocious as well as famous Chinese martial arts ever developed in Ho-Bei. He is a true practitioner. Micsir888， you shouldn't say that. I do respect for his devotion to this ancient art and his full understanding of how to use it. By the way`, he is not a kid. He is actually in his middle age.
Im not sure if it gets translated, but I think he shows how the arm bar allows him to steal the root of the opponent when he rises ups or pulls away, then he can go in for the take down. If the opponent anticipates the arm bar and comes in rather than rising up, the teacher explains that you mush turn your waist to get outside the opponents shoulder. Cool demo. Thanks.
@micsir888 I think it's more like... the student is used to being around greatness :D! It's a humble appreciation. Teachers like that... you show appreciation by practicing hard and utilizing what's being taught in real life situation. They don't like all the compliments and stuff. My teacher was like that, and one day I will become a great teacher myself :D
the Origin of Bajiquan can't be traced back, but back then this art was widely practiced by Wu family , and most of them were Muslims, the legend said a member of Wu named Wu Zhong were being taught by mysterious Daoist Monk named Lai and the first dicipline of the Monk named Pi, after that Wu Zhong started to teach people about this Art
Hes kungfu is average nothing special (training under master with better skills) im thankful for the vid though. Dosnt matter though i habe to get better then them. RIP zhou jingxuan
He is showing a principle that a lot of martial arts use, entering the opponent's space and disrupting their balance. BJJ/ MMA does it by shooting in for a takedown, Judo/Jujutsu does it by going in for a throw or joint lock. His is chiefly (but not limited to) disrupting balance and pushing one away and to the ground. This is definitely more an application of self defence than fighting.
@micsir888 This man is teaching his student how to use the skill of small movements to suppress his opponent's attack. What he is teaching is one of the most ferocious as well as famous Chinese martial arts ever developed in Ho-Bei. He is a true practitioner. Micsir888， you shouldn't say that. I do respect for his devotion to this ancient art and his full understanding of how to use it. By the way`, he is not a kid. He is actually in his middle age.
thats really nice of him to pass down the knoledge for free.
thank you very much
Im not sure if it gets translated, but I think he shows how the arm bar allows him to steal the root of the opponent when he rises ups or pulls away, then he can go in for the take down. If the opponent anticipates the arm bar and comes in rather than rising up, the teacher explains that you mush turn your waist to get outside the opponents shoulder. Cool demo. Thanks.
No it's not a muslim art. It was made famous by Chinese muslims during the Ming Dynasty. It's been around since the Toaism era.
Yes and if all muslims drive BMW its still not a muslim car! ; )
legend said that wu song learn bajiquan from a taoist monk called lai
and officially the first bajiquan practitioner is wu song, not that taoist monk.
@@billkill682武松練的拳術叫戮脚( 鴛鴦腿) 是一種以腿見長的中国北派拳術沒聽說他練八極拳。
@@mingsj7224 Maybe I made a mistake somewhere
@micsir888 He is actually a really modest and nice guy, don't know where you got that impression from.
Nice...clear cut explanation!!!
damn this guy is an expert!!!
When I️ get a moment I will post our version of this movement and it’s application. So you can see why the other version is not useless my friend.
@micsir888 I think it's more like... the student is used to being around greatness :D! It's a humble appreciation. Teachers like that... you show appreciation by practicing hard and utilizing what's being taught in real life situation. They don't like all the compliments and stuff. My teacher was like that, and one day I will become a great teacher myself :D
very nice!!!!
Very good demonstration. Does this man have online lessons or a Patreon?
Hmm...looks like the opening of Chinto.
the Origin of Bajiquan can't be traced back, but back then this art was widely practiced by Wu family , and most of them were Muslims, the legend said a member of Wu named Wu Zhong were being taught by mysterious Daoist Monk named Lai and the first dicipline of the Monk named Pi, after that Wu Zhong started to teach people about this Art
Does these movements have a name?
這很可能試試八極拳小架子。此拳起於河北滄州。影片指導者正是河北人。
聽其拳理解釋，頗入理
唔 纠正一点啦。这个师父是天津人。 不过这并不重要，关键是人家功夫好。
@@financestudy2220 确实，民国年间，天津由于优越港口地理位置，被称为五方杂地，汇集了大量北方拳师。其中亦不乏精通多种拳法的师傅。此为师傅，通过看了很多怹的其他视频判断，精通擒拿，通背，八卦，八极，形意，中国摔跤，苗刀，剑，大枪等。可能我还没有看全。
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@TheThreeTreasures....sorry if I sound like a know it all ;-)
@CHF2003e great explanation. too bad you didn't get that I was talking about the unimpressionable student.
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He looks a little blazé, I guess he's just humbled. My bad.
מי מדבר שטויות ברגע..?
what kid?
哈哈，学习传统武术，如果不亲身试招，又怎能体会倒招式的要点呢？ 是这样的话，那洋人未免太高傲了。
哈哈哈哈 说得对。尤其是擒拿 对练 没有伙伴根本练不出来
天津八极拳很好，和台湾八极拳完全不一样。
體系? 還是? 求詳解
我个人认为各有所长吧 一概而论。。。。。
都各有所長，在下知道，台灣跟其他的八極門派都與眾不同，而且網上很多人都打得很慢，沒有像別門派的八極打得快而剛猛。
那只是你們還沒見到而已，台灣有人打得快又猛的，只是平常練習時都是打慢
@@user-sl5yt4bp8o 估计他说的族谱体系吧，台湾的是霍氏吧。
Hes kungfu is average nothing special (training under master with better skills) im thankful for the vid though. Dosnt matter though i habe to get better then them. RIP zhou jingxuan