I'm a Hung Ga practitioner and the forms looks like Hung Ga which make sense considering Jow Ga parenthood is Hung Ga, its a very good thing for me and all Hung Ga practitioner I guess cuz what a nice art created from our style :D
Thanks for watching my Hung Ga brother. Jow Ga definitely has roots in Hung Ga, but the foot work comes from Choy Ga and Northern Shaolin. We have many forms that look very similar to Hung Gar, but also many that don't. I love comparing the history and similarities/differences between the styles. Keep the culture alive!
Definitely has a lot more Choy Lay Fut than Hung Ga Hung Ga arms are rarely ever straight and fully extended. They’re usually slightly bent to prevent elbow strikes and breaks.
Also it has much more movement than Hung Ga (like Josh says) due to the footwork of Choy lee fut and Shaolin. The style's als refered to as Hung Tao Choy Mei (something like head of hung, tail of choy (lee fut)). Keep it alive Kung fu people!
If you have a skill set of the solid basics of Gung Fu you can watch this video and learn this form Jow Gar is a beautiful and very effective mixture of Northern long hand Gung Fu and southern Hung Gar for combat if you can see the application of this form you can adapt it to combat
Same! So far the only ones to help me are Bamboo Temple Forrest (southern mantis) for close range fighting. Wing chun for when on the ground and in full mount, it's a crazy ground and pound style to use. I also use Keysi but that's nearly kung fu...... nearly lol. I am an MMA fighter and have saw ways which kung fu can work in fights but only in Certain positions. Don't forget that 80% of Boxing is obsolete when you're on the ground. Do you know any random kung fu moves that you think could work in MMA?? Cheers bro, sorry about the essay 😂
@@i_GiveFRUIT This is why what you do is called "mixed" martial arts. There are tons of Chinese styles that address different aspects of fighting. MMA is a sport. Most of the old Chinese styles were not oriented to "wrestling or ground fighting" in that sense. The Chinese systems were rooted in battlefield fighting and later urban fighting. Their opponents didn't fight on the ground. Hence the lack of those techniques. Remember it's not the style but the fighter who makes the fight. I hate to say it but most of the Chinese styled fighters who entered MMA weren't as good as they thought themselves to be.
all arts prefixed with 周家, Jow Gar have good structural power !! due to Haaka culture and tradition..and of course the real need for knowing how to defending oneself and one's community.
Jow Ga, one of the rarest kung fu traditional martial arts to find. Great video!
I'm a Hung Ga practitioner and the forms looks like Hung Ga which make sense considering Jow Ga parenthood is Hung Ga, its a very good thing for me and all Hung Ga practitioner I guess cuz what a nice art created from our style :D
Thanks for watching my Hung Ga brother. Jow Ga definitely has roots in Hung Ga, but the foot work comes from Choy Ga and Northern Shaolin. We have many forms that look very similar to Hung Gar, but also many that don't. I love comparing the history and similarities/differences between the styles. Keep the culture alive!
@@joshnghiem8727 ye no problem
Also the same roots like Choy Lay Fut known as Southern Fist and Northern Legs.
Definitely has a lot more Choy Lay Fut than Hung Ga
Hung Ga arms are rarely ever straight and fully extended. They’re usually slightly bent to prevent elbow strikes and breaks.
Also it has much more movement than Hung Ga (like Josh says) due to the footwork of Choy lee fut and Shaolin. The style's als refered to as Hung Tao Choy Mei (something like head of hung, tail of choy (lee fut)).
Keep it alive Kung fu people!
If you have a skill set of the solid basics of Gung Fu you can watch this video and learn this form Jow Gar is a beautiful and very effective mixture of Northern long hand Gung Fu and southern Hung Gar for combat if you can see the application of this form you can adapt it to combat
I am a Hung Ga practitioner and yea, the forms looks like Hung Ga cuz Hung Ga is the parenthood of Jow Ga
It looks like Choy Lee Fut too, specially at begining and ends parts! Very interesting to see another forms.
Good eye! They say Jow Ga is head of Hung style, tail of Choy style.
Sorry nothing like it
那个套路很好。谢谢！。再见！。
Well done
Form structure & dynamics.
Go Joshua!
More Jow Ga vids! :D
Brilliant skills! 🔥
very good!
您好大師兄，好久不見。你的身體怎麼樣？我覺得你的功夫總是很好。祝你總是健康！
Super very nice 👍
好功夫
Very good but brick not hit back!
O melhor estilo Sao
Hung Gar
Chow Gar
Jow Gar
Lau Gar
Master Christopher Chandler hop gar Kung fu vary pond
Nice!
这不就是工字伏虎吗？
好
標題雖然說是大伏虎拳但我怎麼看都覺得很像洪拳
Many variations of Hung ga. Very similar.
Dui kung fu te Hai she Wang
Fei huo je Ta xu bi oh Tang lu Cheng Lun te Hai she nong BU Kong qi Run Hai she Yan Ting Xia BU kyang Chun Hai she Wang
Ta rong Chin ih Tai Chi Hai Gong fo Pai Pai you Hai Wang
Je rong
Looks like sport show. Not helpful to fight
Same! So far the only ones to help me are Bamboo Temple Forrest (southern mantis) for close range fighting. Wing chun for when on the ground and in full mount, it's a crazy ground and pound style to use. I also use Keysi but that's nearly kung fu...... nearly lol.
I am an MMA fighter and have saw ways which kung fu can work in fights but only in Certain positions. Don't forget that 80% of Boxing is obsolete when you're on the ground.
Do you know any random kung fu moves that you think could work in MMA?? Cheers bro, sorry about the essay 😂
@@i_GiveFRUIT This is why what you do is called "mixed" martial arts. There are tons of Chinese styles that address different aspects of fighting. MMA is a sport. Most of the old Chinese styles were not oriented to "wrestling or ground fighting" in that sense. The Chinese systems were rooted in battlefield fighting and later urban fighting. Their opponents didn't fight on the ground. Hence the lack of those techniques. Remember it's not the style but the fighter who makes the fight. I hate to say it but most of the Chinese styled fighters who entered MMA weren't as good as they thought themselves to be.
勁道拾足、虎虎之威丶真武者。
elasticity of your bridge hand, palm strikes and overall form are very good.... many practitioners are often way too stiff
magna putei . bravo!👍
Bad ass style, I’m Hung style too! Chow ( Jow) Gar is so combative!
all arts prefixed with 周家, Jow Gar have good structural power !! due to Haaka culture and tradition..and of course the real need for knowing how to defending oneself and one's community.
rất hay😃😀😄👍
gorgeous form , I learned some hung gar in Taiwan 30 years ago, your performance is very stimulating. Looks like a very good style