It's really nice to see some people who express joy in their martial arts.Joy leads to cooperation and cooperation leads to learning together without fear or hatred.
It’s Southern, probably Cantonese “ interpretation” or name branding. A Tibetan bodyguard I met ( I’m Tibetan Buddhist) I once asked about “ Tibetan White Crane” said he never heard of such a thing at all
The founder was Ordator (Kagyu hermit). His student was Drollo Khadampa. Eventually it went to China. In modern times, young Tibetan monks in India would do parts of this martial arts. The older monks were mostly amused. The previous Tomo Geshe Rinpoche did some research on what is now know as White Crane (kung fu).
It's looks good but it have too much yang on it. The crane arts works better in balance between ying and yang moments. Soft and then get explosives. It's like Wu style. The person needs too feel it like it's a crane taking a bath in a river. Soft then the crane move the wings to take out the water from it's feathers. I don't know if I'd made any sense. Crane style and as any other styles it needs that fluidity of softness and then explosiveness. That fluctuation. He is good no doubt but, I bet if I see her doing the form. She will do it beautiful. Remember kung Fu sometimes is not about muscle. You can have muscle but it's more about the fluidity of the movement. It's like writing in parchment with a 🖌️ or swimming in a pond. It's need to be feel natural. It's like you and nature are part of each other.
This system was called Lion's roar, Lama pai and Hop Gar(heros Family) Despite its modern name "Tibetan White Crane" its not a crane style nor related to Crane arts... And only got its current name because of its evasion techniques. The style is heavy on long arm swings and smashing techniques based on the Ape.... Same with Southern Praying Mantis a system NOT based on Praying Mantis but named so for its aggressiveness and is not an actually Mantis imitation style unlike the unrelated Northern Praying Mantis(Actual Mantis imitation system)etc.....Southern Praying Mantis actual name is Chow Gar and Chu Gar which are a Hakka style or Hakka Kuen system.
Excellent! Really good to see more Pak Hok Pai on TH-cam.
It's really nice to see some people who express joy in their martial arts.Joy leads to cooperation and cooperation leads to learning together without fear or hatred.
Best Choi op bo I’ve seen on TH-cam
LoL. I am Tibetan and never knew or heard we interest in Kung Fu
Thupten Nyendak hahahah...me too...
Yeah, seems curious, you'd think more Tibetans would know about it...
Dob Dob
It’s Southern, probably Cantonese “ interpretation” or name branding. A Tibetan bodyguard I met ( I’m Tibetan Buddhist) I once asked about “ Tibetan White Crane” said he never heard of such a thing at all
It was there ... But like not popular widely in Tibet.
She knew she f up ⬆️ @ 11 seconds of the video , see how she looks at the video ??? Lmao 🤣
The founder was Ordator (Kagyu hermit). His student was Drollo Khadampa. Eventually it went to China. In modern times, young Tibetan monks in India would do parts of this martial arts. The older monks were mostly amused. The previous Tomo Geshe Rinpoche did some research on what is now know as White Crane (kung fu).
Hi Mike I think one of Mr. Kazis students Lucjan Shila mentioned Tomo Geshe
BULLSHIT
Go back to sleep & don't come back, please!
Good !
Looks an awful lot like 長拳
出入步and鐵練拳👍
Dudersuren
It's looks good but it have too much yang on it. The crane arts works better in balance between ying and yang moments. Soft and then get explosives. It's like Wu style. The person needs too feel it like it's a crane taking a bath in a river. Soft then the crane move the wings to take out the water from it's feathers. I don't know if I'd made any sense. Crane style and as any other styles it needs that fluidity of softness and then explosiveness. That fluctuation. He is good no doubt but, I bet if I see her doing the form. She will do it beautiful. Remember kung Fu sometimes is not about muscle. You can have muscle but it's more about the fluidity of the movement. It's like writing in parchment with a 🖌️ or swimming in a pond. It's need to be feel natural. It's like you and nature are part of each other.
“Let me find” I find your detailed synopsis quite eloquent, accurate and relevant. As a matter of fact , (actually.)
@@sidlopez4599 thank you very much
This system was called Lion's roar, Lama pai and Hop Gar(heros Family)
Despite its modern name "Tibetan White Crane" its not a crane style nor related to Crane arts...
And only got its current name because of its evasion techniques. The style is heavy on long arm
swings and smashing techniques based on the Ape....
Same with Southern Praying Mantis a system NOT based on Praying Mantis but named so for its aggressiveness and is not an actually Mantis imitation style unlike the unrelated Northern Praying Mantis(Actual Mantis imitation system)etc.....Southern Praying Mantis actual name is Chow Gar and Chu Gar which are a Hakka style or Hakka Kuen system.
@@teovu5557 it need to be feel it.
Tell that to the thousands of people who do it.
Too stiff.
Hahaha this kind of martial arts is just for staying in shape and stretching legs , not for any kind of defense or offensive fighting . Proven .
completely wrong
@@edbenitez39 completely nonsense
“Let ‘em ‘sleep’ “. 😉 Anyhow YOU know “what time it is” in regards to this style authenticity, that’s all that matters. 👍😑
Proven by who?
Have you proven it.Ive seen it do really well in tournaments. I think you need to open your heart and mind to new experiences.