Beyond the Pride Lion Dance Exhibition - Promo
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- Living Traditions Productions proudly presents the first Beyond the Pride Lion Dance Exhibition set to be held in Southern California on November 7, 2009. We welcome everyone from far and wide. If you can make it to this event then we invite you to join us!
As Lion Dancers ourselves, we know that pride is an integral part of the Lion Dancer life style: pride in one's traditions, pride in one's team, and pride in one's craft. Living Traditions Productions hopes to provide an open arena to display the best of our proud art form to the community. LTP also hopes to foster brotherhood and sportsmanship between teams, encouraging participants to go beyond one's pride and interact and learn from each other.
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We would like to introduce the "One in the Chamber" at 1:54. The new stunt was created through a series of practices, perilous falls, and multiple skin burns.
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Thank Wong Fu Productions for helping us make this video. Also the lion dancers who spent hours with us. Your help will help prosper the on going tradition and sport.
For more info please visit www.beyondthepr...
Best wishes 4 this special event!!!
my cousin is a lion dancer chin woo. GREAT VIDEO!!!
Nicely Done.. Beast
The mirror is dotted--the event is blessed.
i watch this when i was 6.
👏👏👏that was 🔥🔥🔥
Happy New Year from 2020. Kbye.
Thank you for your support. We are not quite sure what the song is called but it's trailer music.
yup! that's the general idea
mad props. video is sick!
Our logo represents the mirror that is found on the forehead of the lion. It's the symbol of power in which the lion has to defeat the demons. The red drop is to represent the rooster blood that is used during the blessing/dotting/wakening of the lion. The lion cannot be danced in until it is blessed. We hope that by using this symbol, we will hav the strength to carry on the tradition n bring prosperity to others. This was what we were taught but it varies among the teams, what do you guys do?
Because of this exhibition, the Power Lions video was put on hold but a few people were recently assigned roles to continue the project. We hope to finish it some time in the fall but this exhibition is our main priority. Thank you for checking in.
@dukich5536 the way to hold the head varies with the person. One commonly use way if u r right handed is to hold the mouth with the left hand and the bar with your right. Even with this style of holding the head it varies from contemporary lion (e.g. palm facing upward) to tradition (e.g. palm facing forward). It is very hard to explain but it's best to try multiple ways and see what you feel comfortable and have most control with. Some dancers switch while dancing to suit the moves.
it's essentially a side roll. We call it "One in the Chamber."
First step is have a padded floor. It's one of the scariest stunts because it goes so fast and there is a large margin for error. The techniques are unlike almost everything in lion dance. We might post a tutorial, gotta talk with the guys. First we have to get back into shape. :P
@Kniitte thank you, we wanted to give something to the lion dance community. We discussed a bit about the move in earlier comments but we are still trying to perfect it so we rather not give tips and tutorial till it is safely to do so.
Ya! This vid is freakin EPIC!
this exhibition will be located in Southern California. Any teams who wish to participate are invited to try out. You don't have to be in the US to join but of course, you must be here on the day of the exhibition.
nice vid
how did you guy do the trick at 1;54; that movie is just fantastic and unbelievably amazing o_o
@neva2muchrice hard since the custom is in the way and yes, i understand the consequences of doing dangerous moves like these since we ( our lion dance team ) want to be the best in seattle, we try to learn unique moves and further it into another level :)
the lions are from Wan Seng Hang and Emplion.
well this is an exhibition so no team will be competing against each other. It's just an event to present the teams and showcase to the community the progress that lion has undertake over the last few decades. Gio Nam is a hosting team and they have expressed their interest in participating. We will be releasing the participating teams soon so keep checking our website for updates.
We posted this video and the moves for all lion dancers. All we ask is that if you do post your vid online, please link it back to this one and be careful when you try the One in the Chamber. Special consideration is suggested for back of the tail player and on the landing for the head player (i.e. beware of rolling your ankles).
@bekko247 thank you for the compliment but this video was actually made by Wong Fu Productions. We, along with 2 other teams, provided the talent and they provided the rest. I didn't want to take credit for someone else's work. However, we are planning to work on another one and hopefully they can film it again.
sick ass move man, I'm going to try to imitate that if it is cool with you guys
@Ihatehating Stunts aren't the only thing to impress the student body. There are many aspects of lion dancing such as expression and music that bring it all together. Stunts are flashy but learning on yt is not exactly the best way to go. We had former training to make sure we do the stunt safely and not to injure ourselves. Concerning this stunt, it's not a secret but definitely advance and post a high risk of injury. If ur new to lion dance then we advise you not to try this. Best of luck!
@Kniitte even if we can tell you, we wouldn't know how since you can see it on the video. We are not responsible for any injuries as this is a pretty dangerous stunt much like the backflip in which the tail and head rely on each other greatly to pull off. If you must try please proceed with caution.
I Wanted to go to This SOOO BAD!!! But I Didn't Get To.... :(
@Sandiegopadres112
BPX is a Lion Dance Exhibition, providing an open forum for lion dancers to come together and perform in an effort to display our craft and preserve our traditions
@neva2muchrice I live in colorado.....
i wanna learn how to do that all
@swagboy5o4 So long as you stay humble and true to the art then you guys will be fine. Do avoid telling people that you guys are the best though, bold statements never turn out well. Best of luck!
go for it =)
Very good can you teach me?
just a heads up for everyone watching this vid. We will be releasing our second video very soon, later this month, so make sure you check back for the next link. Tickets for the event will be linked onto our website after everything with Ticketmaster is clarified. We look forward to meeting you all.
BTW, how would you all feel about a lion dance b-boy circle? thoughts?
@123461128 gracias
1 day away. I don't know if im going to be able to sleep.
pretty damn sick hahahaha
I am located in the city of Westminster! Are you going to Lion Dance this year? I would love to see you and your team!
Hey thanks for checking us out. Where are you from? I know there's a Lo Han LD in Vegas, are you with them? Been a fan of Lo Han the school of Shaolin for awhile. I'm not quite sure what you mean by Planes Tribes of North America. Can you please elaborate?
it says in the very beginning of the promo - 11.07.2009 and the info calls it a lion dance exhibition, not a competition.
Unfortunately, we will not have the privilege of having KSK at the moment.
@683vip
that's awesome! what temple are you with? and where?
I love lion dancing more than anything. Let me tell you now, it is hard, it is tiring, and it can hurt, but it is still amazing to its very core.
@redwhitebluetiger That's a shame! Where are you located at? If possible, we hope to see you at the next event.
Bro u hv posted in9 years
Ah very nice Promo. =] I myself is into lion dance xD I should try the "One In The Chamber" think you can give any tips to try and do it? xD. And this is at UC Irvine right? xD
can anyone tell me what music they are using? makes my adrenaline run!
I have a question, how do you hold the head? I started lion dance not too long ago, wanna know how to make the head looks alive. Nice vid btw.
so when is the competition?? what kind of competition you all do?? is it TAI CHING??(mean stunt on the steal).. or just TI CHING (tranditional style)??
This video inspired me to continue Lion Dancing, my team and I are going to learn the helicopter move. Anybody know how to do it? Can you explain?
@1234ya If you go down the comments, I posted a link on someone showing the "Dragon Whip" and the flip, aka One In the Chamber, was made up by the members of LTP. I don't believe they are intending to make tutorials for it as it is a dangerous move for the tail that requires a little more perfecting before they can make a tutorial.
This video made me start lion dancing thanks video
@victoriapschen are you a lion dancer yourself?
so you mean.. hv to go to US to join the exhibition?
@GuitarVu
I'm curious, is an ariel cartwheel a lion dance stunt? if so, what does it look like?
man i remember watching this as a kid!...memories this video brings back
If you're ever in the area, we can definitely bring them out for you to meet!
Hey guys, How do you do that roll over or side flip at 1;54 or is that a secret? I'm trying to perform for my high school so I really want to do as many tricks as I can to impress my entire school body :)
lion dance has a very close tie to martial arts so the more training you have in MA, the better your lion dancing skill will be. Keep in mind that the movements start at the legs and transfers through the body. Stances and balance are keys in performing movements or stunts. Best of luck!
thank you so much for your support and we glad you enjoyed it! Your feedback really helped us identify the outcome of the event and plan for the future.
thank you, hope you guys can come down to cheer and support Teng Fei when they perform. We are glad that they have decided to help us start a new tradition.
@thejukeboxers thank you! We'll try our best but it'll be difficult.
Do you guys make tutorial video? I would like to know how to do both the moves at 2:09, the spin and the flip. I don't really know what they are call, so if you can include name that would be great =)
hey, I tried putting that in but it didn't seem to work.
@BattleKittyZ that's good technique as I know a few dancers that do the same thing. If the lion looks short then I think you need to switch to a smaller lion till you can grow into a bigger one. Emplion has some nice smaller size lions for a good price. Thanks for info thejukeboxers.
we glad you enjoyed it and the feedbacks that everyone's giving us. Though falls are something to be careful for in lion dance, often not by the skill of the dancers but by miscalculations, it is really inspiring to see a team fall and get back up to finish the routine as hard as those teams did. It is better to have a bigger tail but I have seen tail that weigh 135lbs and head weighing 160lbs that can pull off a headsit. It's all about distributing weight and using momentum effectively.
@msprosk8ter Thank you for the kind words. It's always great to have people excited about the art!
Nice video clip you got there. Keep it up! We need a person like you to promote our unique beautiful chinese dance.
where do you order your lions and what kind are they?
@leonkungtse
/watch?v=yRxIeFlJSZA
not sure if it's your "style" (although as you can see i don't believe in "style") but i hope this helps!
@thejukeboxers we are glad to be an inspiration. Maybe one day we can see you in a BPX performance
@LivingTraditionsPro wow thanks! We ended up doing it a bit differently but we got the hang of it. Thanks!
at 0:55 wat is that called wat the lion is doing the 1 were he does his head funny i wanna know that style or move
Great work! Best wishes for a successful event!
@Pyro2o6 Here's a video showing the training of the move by our friend The Lion Arts.
watch?v=Hc5Kl_tyIh4
thank you for the compliment and do be careful when attempting the stunt. We gave a few tips and precaution in an earlier comment so you can look it up there. Yes, the event did take place at UCIrvine with teams from up and down California. We hope in the future we can get teams from other states.
Thank you, ShadowLi. This is an exhibition to promote the teams and the art of lion dancing to the community. We're just trying to strengthen the art since it's not as big in the US as in Malaysia. This exhibition will involve props and ground movement but no jongs. As for the dance itself, the teams are free to present their styles and what they've learned.
Супер!!!!Мне понравилось!!!Так держать!!!!
Спасибо!
where this from?? i am a lion dance tOo from malaysia..
Thank you!
Me and my bf are so wanting to join a team soon as we can find one in West Yorkshire (UK)
^^
we adore the style and majestic fun ♬
I still love watching this vid after all these years ^^ -Gravity
Hey Momo, might be good to visit us sometimes if your team is still around.
what is that flip called at 1:55 any tutorials on it?
Awsome I love it !
@songloi Hey, depending where you are, there are teams within your area. In this video there are 3 teams involved so if you're in Orange County then you can hook up with one of them.
WOW SO COOOLLL!! loving the intro and the dramatic music!
you should definetly make another lion dance promo, good for you man :)
Hi, we are throwing an event in Southern California where teams from anywhere can come and showcase their styles on an open arena. The dancers you see are located in So-cal but originally from different areas of the country. Your team looks very good and we wish you the best from the US.
we call it "King's Cross" and it originated from the Unicorn
@neva2muchrice I know stunts aren't the only thing, but what I mean is we don't have enough to suffice for a legitimate performance. When we tried this stunt, my back partner tried to lift me sideways but he literally walked around in a 360 for some reason... I don't know why he kept doing it. I've been performing for a couple years, but this year, I really want to push more for lion dancing and take it seriously, but thanks for the advice!
Went to the show yesterday. Awesome! Was really impressive show. Can't wait for next year's show! Really great showing from all the teams and the taiko drumming and wushu... man what an event! =)
thank you for that and it's always good to meet another lion dancer. Where are you located?
wow! that new stunt looks really cool! I like it ^_^ hope the event comes through!
this is awesomee ! :DD
Pro
This rocks. Keep up the great work :D What song is that?
amazing video, do you have the music with out the drum i like to practice if i can do something similar with my drum
any advice on how to do head lifts? me and my friend are trying to perfect it right now, but its kind of hard for us since we havnt been lion dancing for a long time.
is this acting only
what type of music is used in this video?