+swf blog You're not too far off the mark. They based the Water Bending style off of Taiji Quan (tai chi). All the bending styles were developed from real life martial arts; Water was Taiji Quan, Earth was Hung Gar, Air was Ba Gua Zhang, and Fire was Northern Shaolin-style Kung Fu.
Much respect man. Cool to see you get more into Capoeira lately, which is my art of study and choice. Your Eastern forms are amazing. Foot work is so light and I admire the expressiveness with the range. Though it doesnt pertain to this video, I wanted to say that your sword work is just superb. Keep making em and Ill keep watching them for sure.
Thank you. More sword videos are awaiting upload. One just got uploaded fairly recently. Another Capoeira video on its way, as soon as I improve myself a little more. :)
sssentertainment Something I can suggest for Capo-improvement is focus on opening your shoulders, primarily for ground work. Practive your ponte (bridge) for that and variations. For someone with vast knowledge of Eastern Arts that focus much on stable and grounding you dont make the mistake of keeping that when transitioning with Capoeira, so thats good. Also use more hip extension, which is also primarily with ground maneauvers and that pretty much means try to avoid leaning forward or letting your butt sag when your simulating negativa and transitions. That helps to gain space or retreat when neccessary and helps with extension with attacks which your flexibility might be overcompensating. I mean you have awesome flexibility but if you lean back to rely on shoulder strength you can reserve more energy. And lastly maintain your guard. This is probably the most important. Your guard pretty much disapears when you perform attacks. Hope this makes sense. Minor tweaks really but with this I would love to see what you come up with.
Justin Milani Sweet, I'll keep it in mind for sure. Although, this vid is not ideal for seeing where my Capoeira lies. I was so tired that day of shooting that I cut major corner with the Muai Thai and Capoeira. I really robbed myself of the quality, that's for sure. Nevertheless, thanks for your solid tips. :D
Alright, let me test my martial knowledge. 1.Karate (I'm not sure which variant, but I'm guessing Shotokan) 2.Tae Kwon Do 3.Bokator 4.Capoeira 5.Eagle Kung Fu 6.Crane Kung Fu 7.Snake Kung Fu 8.Tiger Kung Fu 9.Mantis Kung Fu 10. Drunken Kung Fu 11.Ba Gua 12.Hung Gar (?) 13.Tai Chi
I always confuse Muay Thai and Bokator. Their movements look very similar to me, but I'm mainly saying this out of ignorance since I have no formal training in either art (5 years of Shotokan Karate and Jeet Kune Do training).
+J.C. Gleason I had the same answers, Except number 3 That is definatly Muay Thai because Bokator has a more low to the ground basic stance (Like karate) and he was in the Tien Gar Muay stance (I think I spelt that right)
Luckily, I'm also a martial artist myself. Moves like these make me want to learn more martial arts. I'm studying/training 12 martial arts. Idk how many you do, but it's more than me. I study Taekwondo, Kickboxing, Boxing, Muay Thai, Karate, Kung Fu, Chinese Kenpo, (Demon) Tiger Fist, Drunken Fist, Qigong, Bajiquan, Jeet Kune Do. Keep up the good work Shaun :)
Well done. Ignore the haters. This is what the essence of movement training and martial spirit is all about and I commend you for it. Cheers and keep up the training.
I know all the styles that you have demonstrated, I can't name it in order but I am about to name all 13 styles, taekwondo, karate, muay thai, capoeira, eagle claw, tiger claw, snake style, crane style, bajiquan, tai chi, praying mantis style, drunken kung fu and hung gar.
you are magnificent! Seriously, I enjoyed you.Truely extraordinary! Your recall is something to behold and stamina is nothing less than awesome. Thank you for that wonderful demonstrate of raw talent.
Thank you for this video. I just wanna find some movement for my animation but I don't know the correct movement. your movement is fantastic. Thank you
I saw karate, capoeira, various forms of animal kung fu, muay thai, jiu jitsu, drunken fist, tai chi. But I gotta ask, did you really study all those styles, or were you just imitating them?
Did i see Dim Mak? also there is one at the end I can only hazard a guess at, maybe Tai Chi? You are spot on with it even if you can tell you are taking it easy. But you are very relaxed and obviously have a firm grip and the ideology and technique, at least the ones I am familiar with. Very nice to watch someone else that enjoys a bit of everything.
If you make a text comment at the beginning anyway, ple-ease specify that this is stuntwork, not actual traditional practice. I hate young people to be misguided about these things, especially thinking, that to master an art means to learn a couple of external forms then move to the next one
It's not stuntwork. This is simply my creative flow of the styles I enjoy practicing each day. While it doesn't follow a classical pattern, or traditional forms, it still homages the essence of the style through my self-exploration of that particular style. Simply put, I am discovering myself in action with each style as I creatively flow within the present moment of movement. Simply put, exploring the "Art" part, as I lose myself in freestyle formlessness.
Old and tired lol. I'm almost 50 and 20 pounds overweight. I'll trade with you any day of the week! I really admire your skill, talent, and physical condition.
Mui Thia, Tiger/Crane, Shaolin tiger, shaolin Snake, Shaolin Tiger, Eagle's Claw, Shaolin Eight Drunken Fists, Tai Chi Chen? and what looked like some Hung Gar and Wing Chun. So how close was I? And thanks for the awesome video!
Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Capoeira, Crane Kung Fu(?), Snake Kung Fu, Tiger Kung Fu, Drunken Kung Fu, Air-Bending???? (but seriously what was that, that was fascinating/hypnotizing), Shaolin??, Water Bending for sure...I missed a few since that's only ten. XP Me and my limited knowledge/experience
Lets see uhh there was karate, TKD , muay thai/boran , capoera , southern or northen shaolin (not too sure) , crane style,praying mantis, drunken fist, bagua , hungar and taichi quan I think I missed one or two but that was highly motivational for me , I aim to know and master as many styles as I can in my life time. You're very modest because that was very impressive.
To be able to do kung fu movements doesn´t mean that you can actually fight with it. Or even that you know what you are doing there..... But maybe he knows...
+sssentertainment some ppl argue against forms, but I believe in forms practice. The problem is knowledge gets lost because application isn't taught. I wouldn't mix styles it's better to completely learn one system, then another. Be proficient at two is good. I like your vid. 👍🏻
I prefer to view each style of martial art as a tool. In carpentry, a vast assortment of tools are necessary to completing a particular project. Each tool (Hammer, Saw, Screwdriver, etc.) will find its place at the right time. Practice, through trial and error, will teach us when to utilize each tool. In terms of viewing martial arts as Art, I prefer to learn as much as possible for the cultivation of artistic versatility. If I only limit myself to drawing people, how will I ever be able to draw a tree? In the end, I am a large fan of human movement, and enjoy a variety of physical expression, from dance to martial arts.
I saw drunken fist ,muay Thai, capoeira, one of the eagles, dragon, snake, take kwon do, karate, bagua, Chen style I think , yang style, mantis,crane, and maybe tiger? But that's all I got
Pretty good performances on the first four, and pretty solid basices on the first four as well, but the other nine are Chinese or more performance arts, I was expecting for more of a competition standards. 1) KARATE 👍 2) TAEKWONDO 👍 3) MUAY THAI 👍 4) CAPOEIRA 👍
+sssentertainment You could do like Bruce Lee and creat your own style you can call it K.Y.A.-Kick Your Ass lol but for real you could make your own style like Bruce did he created Jeet Kune Do,Burton Richardson created Jeet Kune Do Unlimited.
Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Xiyi Quan, Yang Style Tai Chi, Bagua Quan, Dragon Fist, Tiger Claw, Snake style, Paqua Quan, Capoiera, Mantis, Crane and the rest i don't know just recognize them from certain movies and stuff...and games
Is it wrong that I recognize almost all these moves he's doing because of God Hand? That game has an awesome mix of martial arts and slapstick humor. So fun.
555kaiz nope i haven't forgotten "Yang Style Tai Chi Quan" is what i put its another style for Tai Chi. There are 3 type of Tai Chi Quan, Yang is one of them while the other is Wu Style and Chen Style (Original).
I saw Wado karate, taekwondo, muay tai, capoeira, kickboxing, snake, crane, mantis, quigong, drunken Kung fu , wushu was in the middle there somewhere and I know there were a couple I just didn't really know...
Fist one was a mix of TKD and Karate and the second (possibly third if some of these comments are sorter about it being karate and TKD separately in the beginning) one is Muay Thai. And if that Bing huge kick you did was supposed to be TKD I see why you said "rough" demonstration.
I'll try to name fighting methods. Judo, Kung Fu, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do, Wushu, Boxing, Wrestling, and way more. All I heard of.
Good video. If I was to try and showcase 13 fighting styles I'd try to find ones that all vastly differ Karate, Jujitsi, Wing Tsun, Muay Thai, Kendo, Tae Kwon Do, Boxing, Krav Maga, Capoeira, Kung Fu, Pancras, Fencing and Tai Chi. I reckon the 13 I named all have something the others don't.
i saw crane , snake, monkey ,drunken fist , mui taiabd mantis . and to those who disrepsect the martial arts you should be ashamed , it takes yrs upon years to master these styles of kung fu , these styles are no joke .
I saw aikido capoeira taekwondo, karate, I think Chinese kenpo? kung fu which I think was crane and lotus not completely sure then muay thai serpent and tiger techniques also drunken fist. by the way great capoeira you did it pretty fluently nice job.
Challenge accepted. Without reading the comments. I missed a couple transitions which means I haven't been paying as much attention lately, but I saw: Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Capoeira, Piguaquan, Snake, Tiger, Mantis, Drunken Boxing, Bagua zhang, Panther (I think), Tai Chi
1) KARATE 0:27
2) TAEKWONDO 0:42
3) MUAY THAI 1:02
4) CAPOEIRA 1:29
5) EAGLE KUNGFU 1:52
6) CRANE KUNGFU 2:12
7) SNAKE KUNGFU 2:40
8) TIGER KUNGFU 2:59
9) MANTIS KUNGFU 3:29
10) DRUNKEN KUNGFU 3:46
11) EIGHT TRIGRAMS KUNGFU (BAGUA) 4:24
12) SHAOLIN KUNGFU 5:13
13) TAIJI QUAN 5:59
+TheFoxMaster FoxMaster
I thought 13 was water bending
+swf blog
You're not too far off the mark. They based the Water Bending style off of Taiji Quan (tai chi). All the bending styles were developed from real life martial arts; Water was Taiji Quan, Earth was Hung Gar, Air was Ba Gua Zhang, and Fire was Northern Shaolin-style Kung Fu.
On spot. Lol
1.02 is muay boran not muaythai
+swf blog xD lol SAME from Avatar the last air-bender
What the security guards do after the mall has closed!
He nock them out with his kung - fu
I have a lot of respect for you dude ive always wanted to learn at 2or3 diffrent styles so just watching you practice what you know is awe inspiring
:)
Thanks.
Recording yourself in action is a good way to study yourself.
Nice demonstration of a wide variety of styles. Thanks for taking the time to share!
Thanks for taking the time to express appreciation. :D
I gots lots to learn.
Happy Holidays to you. :)
sssentertainment
*DAMM IT* IT'S AWSOME MAN
HOW YOU TEACHE LOT MARTIAL ART, ME I DID OF KUNG FU HUNG GAR FROM 7 YEARS.
Lol great work man love seeing Diffrent Martial arts all in one take..I like how you did the Drunken Style with the groovy music in the background XD
Much respect man. Cool to see you get more into Capoeira lately, which is my art of study and choice. Your Eastern forms are amazing. Foot work is so light and I admire the expressiveness with the range. Though it doesnt pertain to this video, I wanted to say that your sword work is just superb. Keep making em and Ill keep watching them for sure.
Thank you.
More sword videos are awaiting upload.
One just got uploaded fairly recently.
Another Capoeira video on its way, as soon as I improve myself a little more. :)
sssentertainment Something I can suggest for Capo-improvement is focus on opening your shoulders, primarily for ground work. Practive your ponte (bridge) for that and variations. For someone with vast knowledge of Eastern Arts that focus much on stable and grounding you dont make the mistake of keeping that when transitioning with Capoeira, so thats good. Also use more hip extension, which is also primarily with ground maneauvers and that pretty much means try to avoid leaning forward or letting your butt sag when your simulating negativa and transitions. That helps to gain space or retreat when neccessary and helps with extension with attacks which your flexibility might be overcompensating. I mean you have awesome flexibility but if you lean back to rely on shoulder strength you can reserve more energy. And lastly maintain your guard. This is probably the most important. Your guard pretty much disapears when you perform attacks. Hope this makes sense. Minor tweaks really but with this I would love to see what you come up with.
Justin Milani Sweet, I'll keep it in mind for sure.
Although, this vid is not ideal for seeing where my Capoeira lies.
I was so tired that day of shooting that I cut major corner with the Muai Thai and Capoeira. I really robbed myself of the quality, that's for sure.
Nevertheless, thanks for your solid tips.
:D
Dude that was freekin' awesome. Good job.
Wow!
You are very talented!
I love how you combined the different styles!
Alright, let me test my martial knowledge. 1.Karate (I'm not sure which variant, but I'm guessing Shotokan) 2.Tae Kwon Do 3.Bokator 4.Capoeira 5.Eagle Kung Fu 6.Crane Kung Fu 7.Snake Kung Fu 8.Tiger Kung Fu 9.Mantis Kung Fu 10. Drunken Kung Fu 11.Ba Gua 12.Hung Gar (?) 13.Tai Chi
+J.C. Gleason Bokator = Muay Thai? Because that was most definitely Muay Thai.
I always confuse Muay Thai and Bokator. Their movements look very similar to me, but I'm mainly saying this out of ignorance since I have no formal training in either art (5 years of Shotokan Karate and Jeet Kune Do training).
+J.C. Gleason I had the same answers, Except number 3 That is definatly Muay Thai because Bokator has a more low to the ground basic stance (Like karate) and he was in the Tien Gar Muay stance (I think I spelt that right)
I've been searching for this video for 1 year, now I found it really enjoy watching it nice Martial Arts Style Forms all in🥋
Luckily, I'm also a martial artist myself. Moves like these make me want to learn more martial arts. I'm studying/training 12 martial arts. Idk how many you do, but it's more than me. I study Taekwondo, Kickboxing, Boxing, Muay Thai, Karate, Kung Fu, Chinese Kenpo, (Demon) Tiger Fist, Drunken Fist, Qigong, Bajiquan, Jeet Kune Do. Keep up the good work Shaun :)
Wow, you do a lot.
Gonna record them sometime?
You have done more than me thought. I will try if I have time. Thank you
That was pretty awesome. Gosh I love martial arts
Well done.
Ignore the haters.
This is what the essence of movement training and martial spirit is all about and I commend you for it.
Cheers and keep up the training.
I am a master of Couch Fu.
lrwilliamsjr
lol
yes the art of -
TV kwon do ..
Waattaaaaah! F.UUUUUUU
Mall burglars: "Yeah, we'll hit Wal-Mart tonight"
I've watched this so many times. wow. Shaun just amazing. Thanks for the honor my friend of watching all these styles.
karate,taekwondo,muay thai,capoeira,then a variation of different kung fu styles...the list goes on very impressive.
Praying mantis and eagle claw was quite impressing:) very nice Video ..well done sifu
I know all the styles that you have demonstrated, I can't name it in order but I am about to name all 13 styles, taekwondo, karate, muay thai, capoeira, eagle claw, tiger claw, snake style, crane style, bajiquan, tai chi, praying mantis style, drunken kung fu and hung gar.
awesome awesome awesome. exactly what I was looking for and excellent job on each one.. thank you for doing this video.
you are magnificent! Seriously, I enjoyed you.Truely extraordinary! Your recall is something to behold and stamina is nothing less than awesome. Thank you for that wonderful demonstrate of raw talent.
I love your video dude. Drunken kung fu is one style I always wanted to learn.
Great video man, I wish I could do all those techniques!!
Thank you for this video. I just wanna find some movement for my animation but I don't know the correct movement. your movement is fantastic. Thank you
What's the name of the song that playing when you start doing Drunken Fist?
I saw karate, capoeira, various forms of animal kung fu, muay thai, jiu jitsu, drunken fist, tai chi. But I gotta ask, did you really study all those styles, or were you just imitating them?
very nice demonstration .. i wonder why u didn't the winchun its also great thanks alot
He needed to name his own style called "13 Master Style Combat Kenpo"
your muay thai was damn good tho.... twas your golden nugget in this vid :)
Did i see Dim Mak? also there is one at the end I can only hazard a guess at, maybe Tai Chi? You are spot on with it even if you can tell you are taking it easy. But you are very relaxed and obviously have a firm grip and the ideology and technique, at least the ones I am familiar with. Very nice to watch someone else that enjoys a bit of everything.
That is my master shifu haha, shaun! You have a wonderful talent😂
If you make a text comment at the beginning anyway, ple-ease specify that this is stuntwork, not actual traditional practice. I hate young people to be misguided about these things, especially thinking, that to master an art means to learn a couple of external forms then move to the next one
It's not stuntwork.
This is simply my creative flow of the styles I enjoy practicing each day. While it doesn't follow a classical pattern, or traditional forms, it still homages the essence of the style through my self-exploration of that particular style.
Simply put, I am discovering myself in action with each style as I creatively flow within the present moment of movement. Simply put, exploring the "Art" part, as I lose myself in freestyle formlessness.
Nice wushu, you are seriously good.
WO!! Ur awesome dude, I didnt think ud be this good! Some of ur kung fu styles need a little work but ur great!
Esp. ur karate nd capoeira, great form
How am i supposed to learn all this stuff without voice instructions on the movement and footwork?
i enjoyed to watch this.. :-)
You did great. Did you actually study all those styles
foxybrown2 he did
What music was playing in the first half?
Very impressive.
Beautiful form, I wish I could move so fluidly
Sou do Brasil, reconheço a nossa Capoeira e o karatê e o Muay Thai que tanto amo, parabéns, adorei o vídeo
Can you walk us through the styles in show in the video?
Well I guess neither Silat from Malaysia nor Pencak Silat from Indonesia is that well known among any international martial artists literally.
Old and tired lol. I'm almost 50 and 20 pounds overweight. I'll trade with you any day of the week! I really admire your skill, talent, and physical condition.
haha.
Thank you.
No need for trade. Everyday is a gift. Another day to make more of ourselves than the previous day. Blah, blah, blah, and stuff. :)
Omg Wonderful. ...he reminds me exactly of lei wulong from tekken. He does all of these same techniques.
What's the song you had for the intro ?
Mui Thia, Tiger/Crane, Shaolin tiger, shaolin Snake, Shaolin Tiger, Eagle's Claw, Shaolin Eight Drunken Fists, Tai Chi Chen? and what looked like some Hung Gar and Wing Chun. So how close was I? And thanks for the awesome video!
+Charlie Albright Forgot Capoeira
+Charlie Albright He did some Baguazhang as well and I believe I saw some Ta Kwon Do. His Muay Thai had a lot of Muay Thai Boran based stances.
Haha too old? Too weak? No! Too modest!
Nice demo!!!
Nice drunken boxing and also your very flexible
I noticed Muay Thai/Boran, Karate, TKD, Tai chi, and Drunken Kung Fu. I noticed Muay Boran cuz a practiced both Muay Thai and Muay Boran. Also JKD
i like it, well done :)
nice bro fucking beast mode.
mind.. spirit ..body
it's my kung-fu
Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Capoeira, Crane Kung Fu(?), Snake Kung Fu, Tiger Kung Fu, Drunken Kung Fu, Air-Bending???? (but seriously what was that, that was fascinating/hypnotizing), Shaolin??, Water Bending for sure...I missed a few since that's only ten. XP Me and my limited knowledge/experience
hahaha.
I believe the last three were Bagua, Baji Chuan, and TaiChi
Lets see uhh there was karate, TKD , muay thai/boran , capoera , southern or northen shaolin (not too sure) , crane style,praying mantis, drunken fist, bagua , hungar and taichi quan I think I missed one or two but that was highly motivational for me , I aim to know and master as many styles as I can in my life time. You're very modest because that was very impressive.
Thank you, friend.
Best wishes in your martial journey. :D
HAI-YAH!
To be able to do kung fu movements doesn´t mean that you can actually fight with it. Or even that you know what you are doing there..... But maybe he knows...
True.
Ideally, going through fighting exercises/situations is the surefire way to understand how to fight.
+sssentertainment some ppl argue against forms, but I believe in forms practice. The problem is knowledge gets lost because application isn't taught. I wouldn't mix styles it's better to completely learn one system, then another. Be proficient at two is good. I like your vid. 👍🏻
I prefer to view each style of martial art as a tool. In carpentry, a vast assortment of tools are necessary to completing a particular project. Each tool (Hammer, Saw, Screwdriver, etc.) will find its place at the right time.
Practice, through trial and error, will teach us when to utilize each tool.
In terms of viewing martial arts as Art, I prefer to learn as much as possible for the cultivation of artistic versatility. If I only limit myself to drawing people, how will I ever be able to draw a tree?
In the end, I am a large fan of human movement, and enjoy a variety of physical expression, from dance to martial arts.
Awesome!!
F*** you're the goddamn mokujin from tekken :D Very nice performance^^ Great!
"mokujin", hahaha.
CAPOEIRA YEAH!!!
by any chance, are you already a master sir? pls. include silat pencak as well, and aikido,
He tried. Studying 13 concepts isn't easy. Good go
I saw drunken fist ,muay Thai, capoeira, one of the eagles, dragon, snake, take kwon do, karate, bagua, Chen style I think , yang style, mantis,crane, and maybe tiger? But that's all I got
MUAY THAI KICKBOXING ALL THE WAY!
What Style was the first Part
Pretty good performances on the first four, and pretty solid basices on the first four as well, but the other nine are Chinese or more performance arts, I was expecting for more of a competition standards.
1) KARATE 👍
2) TAEKWONDO 👍
3) MUAY THAI 👍
4) CAPOEIRA 👍
What kind of training did you do to get to this level?
Um……….Street Fighter 2?
+sssentertainment You shure it was not the Tekken games lol.
+sssentertainment You could do like Bruce Lee and creat your own style you can call it K.Y.A.-Kick Your Ass lol but for real you could make your own style like Bruce did he created Jeet Kune Do,Burton Richardson created Jeet Kune Do Unlimited.
I think you have something with that K.Y.A. there....
:)
Lol someone's been playing a lot of Tekken lately...
Actually, it's Sonic the Hedgehog.
The sequel.
:p
+sssentertainment lol
GLITCH 〽⚡ Self taught too!Thats what so amazing.
Me
Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Xiyi Quan, Yang Style Tai Chi, Bagua Quan, Dragon Fist, Tiger Claw, Snake style, Paqua Quan, Capoiera, Mantis, Crane and the rest i don't know just recognize them from certain movies and stuff...and games
There was also the Drunken Fist style. Other than that, your guess is as good as mine.
yeah, that it! edryuu1 them all the 1 I too can recognize!
Is it wrong that I recognize almost all these moves he's doing because of God Hand? That game has an awesome mix of martial arts and slapstick humor. So fun.
You forgot tai chi
555kaiz
nope i haven't forgotten "Yang Style Tai Chi Quan" is what i put its another style for Tai Chi. There are 3 type of Tai Chi Quan, Yang is one of them while the other is Wu Style and Chen Style (Original).
I saw karate here, then muay thai, capoeira and maybe kung fu
what comes after drunken fist?
Kyokushin, Tae Kwon Do, Bokador, Capoeira, Wushu, Drunken Fist, various other Chinese martial arts...
I saw Wado karate, taekwondo, muay tai, capoeira, kickboxing, snake, crane, mantis, quigong, drunken Kung fu , wushu was in the middle there somewhere and I know there were a couple I just didn't really know...
Fist one was a mix of TKD and Karate and the second (possibly third if some of these comments are sorter about it being karate and TKD separately in the beginning) one is Muay Thai. And if that Bing huge kick you did was supposed to be TKD I see why you said "rough" demonstration.
He's like a real life Yun.
I'll try to name fighting methods. Judo, Kung Fu, Jiu Jitsu, Karate, Taekwondo, Muay Thai, Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do, Wushu, Boxing, Wrestling, and way more. All I heard of.
Good video.
If I was to try and showcase 13 fighting styles I'd try to find ones that all vastly differ
Karate, Jujitsi, Wing Tsun, Muay Thai, Kendo, Tae Kwon Do, Boxing, Krav Maga, Capoeira, Kung Fu, Pancras, Fencing and Tai Chi. I reckon the 13 I named all have something the others don't.
Kendo is japanese fencing I think you mean kempo but It's not kempo it's capoeira my friend :)
Olivér Juhász [Colibri] Wouldn't you say Kendo and traditional Fencing are vastly different, though?
+Ophiuchus123456789 Yes they are. Kendo has got bokken and other techniques and you can slay but in fencing u can only stab
Olivér Juhász [Colibri] In that case, I did mean Kendo. I've never been impressed with Kempo.
i saw crane , snake, monkey ,drunken fist , mui taiabd mantis .
and to those who disrepsect the martial arts you should be ashamed , it takes yrs upon years to master these styles of kung fu , these styles are no joke .
madhatter Smith they just arent effective thats the problem most people have with them
It's not about the style Lord Duck. It's about how you use it.
respect
you are very good !!
Listening to "lean on" while watching this
I wanna go beef with this guy
I practice martial arts for the aesthetic
I practice CQC , Silat knife fighting and JKD to be able to survive a life and death situation
I saw aikido capoeira taekwondo, karate, I think Chinese kenpo? kung fu which I think was crane and lotus not completely sure then muay thai serpent and tiger techniques also drunken fist. by the way great capoeira you did it pretty fluently nice job.
All u need to do is combine them and come up with a name.
13 FORMS of Living Area. Next big Martial Art
very nice display
Challenge accepted. Without reading the comments. I missed a couple transitions which means I haven't been paying as much attention lately, but I saw: Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Capoeira, Piguaquan, Snake, Tiger, Mantis, Drunken Boxing,
Bagua zhang, Panther (I think), Tai Chi
Is shalion a martial arts style ?
Silat is not included. Silat is an almost popular martial art but I guess it is not so well known among East Asian martial artists.
My martial art is a composite form of Muay Thai and JKD. Also with other style techniques.
Looks like the Hokie Pokie!
Nice kung fu styles (Y)
4:00-4:30 loved when he did zui quan was awsome
you really dont look that old to me lol. even if you're like mid 30s. whats all this about you being too old lol
haha.
Now where did I put my cane?
What the song name? Anyone
w o n d e r f u l
Music?
How do he know this variety of styles
u are best
Nice forms
love the demonstration but i think u might be missing wing chun
is judo in there?
Slug Street Scappers!