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Ну так калично показывать тут не только бы Брюс убежал бы , ни спецфизо ничего почти, от художественных фильмов несравненно больше толку

This is seven star praying mantis kung fu, or tang lang chuan in chinese.

The individuals who developed this particular style were definitely not as delusional, but fast forward to the Hongkong lineage…. All that’s left is garbage

Actually, tang lang chuan was created from the fact that wang lang (the creator) could not defeat the abbot at the shaolin temple. After making tang lang chuan he could defeat the abbot and all the other warrior monks at the temple with ease.

There's a Kung Fu art that Muay Boran was possibly a descendant from.Cant get to the name I think it's called Ang Quan or Zhuan Quan.Have a look at it.Theres a lot of moves there that you would find in Muay Boran as well.

@@FabianYasahiro0108 Thanks for the information. I'll check it out now.

In that case, the enemy can win. That's the problem with most instructors and most martial arts... They only focus on the hands and totally forget the feet.

There's no possible way you seriously watch this shit to learn how to fight a grown ass man in real life 😂 watch mma or Boxing

I've been doing seven star and little red boxing in a real fight and combined it, you have to mix other forms or other arts together to make it work like Bruce said

@@Imjustspeakingmymind smh I'll take you on anyday...

@@OfficialStreamSagaTv challenge accepted where are you located?

Same applies to all arts, does it not? That's why I dislike "self defense" classes. You're better off buying a punching bag and practicing a jab/cross over and over again. I would hope most people study an art for the sake of the art and let the fighting chips fall where they may

@Michael Jones For delusions of grandeur it would be far more effective to use the fact you claim to teach tutorials in a university. This shows not only Delusions of Grandeur but also detachment from reality.

@@hiroshima9120 hi Hiro 🙇whats your style now?

Sounds like the real deal. I've read about training with animal carcass but can't find much on it online. Local kung fu is pretty watered down

Can use but need bee really fast...

You wouldn't recommend hitting back? What would work?

That's about all Lee Kam Wing has learned. His style is a joke compared to Shandong lineage

Ahh like the Michelin restaurant guide!

smart...and noted, I'll implement this into the style I'm creating.

The difference between the back fist you described and the one done in this video is what I would describe as "a variation in the generation of power". Same technique, slightly different application of power. Neither is incorrect. I like both, and would keep each one in my arsenal. I learned the "Lai" method as you described. Such is the case (in my experience) with MANY of the techniques in Praying Mantis. Just learned another way of doing the "Upward Elbow Strike" (Tag) "Sideways Elbow Strike" (Lean) from end of the 2nd road of Bung Bo (sic=spelling is correct). Anyway, variations in the "Application of Power" and variations in the "Application of Technique". Sometimes you think of a variation, try to make it work, but it's junk... Some people like the way a technique flows so much, they'll try to "force" it to work. I've been guilty of this myself from time to time. I try to catch these times and say to myself "just let this one go". Many times, it isn't until years have passed that I won't let go of a variation of a technique that I like. Sometimes, I like the way the variation is done in the form. However, the application as "seen" in the form isn't as effective or efficient as if you adjust the technique movement slightly when applying the technique. The Praying Mantis form "Bung Bo" is absolutely FLOODED with RICH variations of the techniques it contains. Liver punches, Groin upper-cuts, hair pulling, face "mushing" (what we called it when I was a kid. It's a distraction technique). It contains the technique that Michael Jai White (a well-known celebrity Martial Artist) was discussing with the late Kimbo Slice (RIP) about moving in on your opponent in a way that makes it hard for your opponent to detect and react against. I recommend watching this video. That move he is discussing is the 4th move in the first road of Bung Bo. I've seen Floyd Patterson effectively use the Praying Mantis 8 Rigid methods "Left and Right Roundhouse Punches". Floyd, however, is using "Hook" punches. Still, when he is doing his thing, it fits right into "Left and Right Roundhouse punches" of the 8 Rigid methods of Praying Mantis. I think I've said enough of nothing... There is a lot of material within this video clipping. Thank you for posting this excellent video!

raju ahmad Nice copied comment

Have to love it when someone can't even take the time to come up with their own critique of a martial art style. The fact that you had to steal your comment from someone else tells me that you have no clue about this and don't know what our talking about.

@@TheIcanedo Stolen or not its still true whoever said it first

@@eyeswideopen2536 too many people confuse the demonstration of a technique with how it would look at full speed in a real fight. Generally people who have a set opinion are the ones who are the quickest to criticize. I am not going to work to convince you of the virtues of Praying Mantis, but having seeing it done at speed by proficient practitioners (e.g., Sifu Brenden Lai) I feel it is safe to say it is a highly effective martial arts style. But again, I know I am not going to convince anyone in the RUclips versus.

Ark Wong , hahaha one of the biggest frauds kung fu master pretender in the 70's, anyone that studied with him knows this , accept you hhahahaha

quite possibly as he does a book series as well.

陳天右 ...seems like a bad purchase when u can watch it here.

@@darksided9979 Yeah, but it helps support the creator so he can make more things like this.

It's not about the styles. However, Muay Thai is admirable.

King Man No one really know which style is better, if there was one the other wouldn't exist, saying?

Well Muay Thai in a ring with rules is great but you can't really use lots of the Chinese technique in the ring due to the fact that they don' abide by the rules of the ring. Trying to adapt it to the ring has proven to be difficult probably because it was ment for survival and ring fighting.

The only Muay Thai vs Kung Fu fight I ever saw, the Kung Fu guy won.

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