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Very nice sifu

I just started training this exact style. It’s pretty serious. ❤

I will be doing these 2 forms.Power fist and quick fish.I forgot how to do them but I know the internal movement now.

Well done !

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Kung Lek Kuen is not a Eagle Claw Form,but a Form from the Chin Woo School.Many Northern Styles,have this Form.

All those years of training and fancy moves but an average muay thai fighter would beat the shit out of him.

Eagle Style KF is swift & elegant 👍

Brings back good memories. This was the first form we learned in New York.

Brings back good memories from 1985 to 1991 with Sifu Shum Leung in NY. Really informative video.

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Outstanding form. I could really see the eagle. You should do a tutorial on this form because your way to fast to see what is going on.

Great production. The key word is practice, lots of it. Hard style practitioners who said this won't work, then how come most MMA and UFC fights end up on the ground. You need to get in close or jam your opponent as well as being able to fight at three distances ranges which the Eagle Claw teaches. There is more than meets the eye and the Ying Jow Pai system, wasn't really created for sparring situations or with a ref. It is a system for real confrontation. It served me well with over 14 attacks and confrontations. Three with guns and three with multiple attackers.

Excellent

Smooth and controlled

This is the Jeet Kune that I learned back in the early 80's, damn near step for step... I thought it was a Northern Shaolin form! I guess I've got one legit Eagle Claw handset in my library! Excellent performance! Thanks for creating and sharing this video! MUCH RESPECT!!!

An awesome style destroyed by todays practitioners. Their chin na is good but their punches is beyond pathetic. SHAME.

Great demo! Can anyone explain the origin of this form? Are there any sister styles that also utilize this form? I practice primarily tiger crane hung ga and this form is included, but I do not see many demos of this set online.

kudos to Tristan!

Best way to apply a lock is from slow bound moments in a fight like a stand up wrestling position.

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Really fundamental Eagle Form Fist Form amizing thank you For this Video

Very smoothe

Der Fleiß ist neu

Too bad you don't name the forms show. Because students will come to and say hi i would like to learn this form or that form.

Nice form!

Would be nice to see the applications of the Great hero fist form someday

Wow, I like this form. Nice flow

Mit den sogenannten kime Momenten wirklich eine glaubwürdige Form danke tao Si Pai Wang zuo Li Tang fu

interesting the eagle claw system, in south america the aquia claw style system comes from shaolin with Grand Master Lily Lau our system and movements are very fast and with many acrobatics.

Ah Gong Li Chuan!

oh dear, dude you've got it all wrong😆😆😆

Y'all ever do full speed full force sparring? That would be interesting to see.

for every motion there is a reaction you can defeat eagle claw in side its self ..all patterans..

grab the oponants wrist and push them away on the way out kick cheast or head/

eagle claw is kung fu to moving th oponannt away . same as others.

EAGEL CLAW HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MUSCALS

NO WAY YOU COULD EVER BEAT ME.. FUCK YOU

What is purpose of hanging claw ? A strike grab or a block ?

Imagine to have to actualy hard block a leg with a hand. Seems like quite painful to me. For the hand.

This was a interesting take on chin na. Most simplify the arm locks to inward outward. Up and down. There must be a reason for the pin of the elbow do they use a pai pu circle in eagle claw.

I watched several of your videos I had no idea eagle claw was a long fist style.

Very good work

Wow, takes my breath away!

Nice, so flowing and powerful!

Sir always one hand open and free