摔跤 SHUAI JIAO Master Li Baoru VOL 7 (PATREON)
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024
- The Tiandihe School Archive on Patreon. Decades of seminars, lectures and travel reports, and also, soon, rare books in Chinese no longer published. Every month, after digitizing it, I also update this archive on Patreon. Here as an example the VII volume of the immense work of Master Li Bao Ru on Shuai Jiao. Shooting from the late 1980s, Beijing.
L'archivio della scuola Tiandihe su Patreon. Decenni di seminari, lezioni e resoconti di viaggi, ed anche, a breve, libri rari in cinese non più editi. Ogni mese, dopo averlo digitalizzato, aggiorno anche su Patreon questo archivio. Qui come esempio il VII volume dell'immensa opera del Maestro Li Bao Ru sullo Shuai Jiao. Riprese di fine anni ottanta, Pechino.
PATREON / dantebasili
Great video that shows the techniques and associated variations in detail.👍👍
A work of Master Li Bao Ru which is now part of the history of Chinese martial arts.
@@DanteBasili Yes very true indeed. Thank you for promoting Shuaijiao in Europe and on RUclips. 👍👍🙏🙏
With the re-installment of Shuaijiao to the National Games, hopefully more young athletes will learn and practice Shuaijiao.
Salve Dante, che origine hanno quel tipo di scarponcini che indossano durante la pratica?
Non sembrano neanche cinesi come look..
Ciao Pasquale, sono stivaletti "molto" cinesi e storici, in particolare credo dell'etnia mancese, vengono chiamate "scarpe della mantide religiosa".
@@DanteBasili non sapevo, grazie.
Idk why but everything cool Ive ever read about SC is never reflected in the demonstration of the actual art.
This, the Beijing school, is a good example of actual art. There are also other historical schools.
@@DanteBasili specifically what I'm referring to is the use of Chi na to grab opponents rather than rely on Gi. Also the throws are said to land opponents on head therefore making the breakfalls different than a judo fall. And from all I've seen SC relys on the uniform to grab and the throws don't seem to land opponents on head.
There is a lot of difference between martial art and sport. Of course what you are talking about exists, but many of these techniques are considered prohibited in current competitions. ruclips.net/video/w-WkAc8SAdE/видео.html
The gripping sequences are practical as most people don't walk around without a shirt. That said, nearly all the throws can be adjusted for no gi (Dalian). In fact, Master Li teaches a training drill called "Grab the EEL" which starts from the over/under hook position. I lived in Beijing for over a decade and Master Li was my teacher.
I’m American and after years of instructionals this is crap 💩 dude. We’ve come so far.
They basically ripped off judo and made a weaker imitation of it.
Ciao. Shuai Jiao does not derive from Judo, but from the Mongolian and Manchurian wrestling 🙏🏽
Judo and other Japanese arts came from Chinese and Mongolian arts.
Well, what an asshole these damns!!! judo sucks in front of shuai jiao!!!!
Japanese martial arts are not that strong, only Shorin Ryu karate and kykushin, but Chinese martial arts are much better! they are WAR Arts!!
You not of what you speak, my friend. I have done Shuai Jiao in the US and in China (for 11 years). I have trained and taught Judo for decades. I was also a wrestler in HS and I'm a Professor of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. Believe me when I say, Shuai Jiao is another sophisticated grappling art with a 4000 year old history, and Li BaRu is the best there is. He is the guest of honor at all major Martial Art events in Beijing and around the country and everyone who is anyone in Chinese martial arts (traditional and modern) knows who he is and respects him.
@@morpheus3128 your claims have no standing.. your credentials could all be a lie. I'm also trained in all three grappling styles. The same ones as you. A lot of shuiao jiao techniques look like they have been copied from judo. Just saying.