Shaolin Kungfu Girl Challenges Sanda Legend EMOTIONAL STORY
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- We have a very cool clip from a girl who trained in Shaolin kungfu when she was much younger trying to restart or rediscover her martial arts side again many years later as an adult. Let's watch how she does in a sparring match against Sanda legend Yao Honggang, and then let's translate and opine on her story. Let us know what you think about her story and if you agree with what the panelists say to her.
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0:00 Match commentary
1:26 Why this clip resonated with me
2:42 Do you agree with the panelists? 
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Since I'm back home in my parent's place for Lunar New Year, I have more funny costumes I can put on, so the ninja costume is coming back in videos ASAP. Stay tuned. What types of cosplay should I wear in the future?
Shaolin Temple bullshido forms training leads to injuries. There are other videos of westerners that trained at the temple and got injured due to constantly training the bullshido forms. Modern Shaolin is bullshido created for tourism.
Maybe some superhero hehe
I'm gonna say traditional Chinese attire. Maybe dress as old Kung fu masters and tell some stories about them. Lots know Ip Mann, but I'm a bigger fan of Wong fei-hung and the like. Seems like the farther back, the stronger they were, to a point.
I like your one piece outfit.
Dude was definitely taking it a bit easy on her but honestly there's nothing wrong with that. As martial artists both seemed to understand that she was out there to prove something to herself and not anyone else and that makes a huge difference. So often when you have these male vs female matches it's some obnoxious "grrl power" "step aside boys" kind of nonsense and those almost always end the same way. This wasn't about ego, she was testing herself and he pushed her and gave her a good fight, one fighter to another. Mad respect across the board here.
So because she was supposedly trying to "prove something to herself" that means that he was justified in putting up a lousy fight and and embarrassing himself? Taking it easy on your opponent doesn't help the other person. If anything it inhibits their progress. And it also makes the guy look like he was to scared to fight more aggressively. If the guy was capable of easily winning he should've done so.
Shes good but did feel he was not going as hard as she was but was nice semi contact dependent on your limits and some times we go one way to find the way we want so may be open other doors or opportunities
Martial arts is a lifestyle. You dont have to call it quits but some take vacations or evolve into a different method of thinking. People are still making their dreams come true in the later ages/stages in life in professional fighting and performative type. 😊
Yep
He was taking it VERY easy on her. Well done.
so glad you’re still going
Some stuff aside. Mad respect for the woman for going her path . MA does this to many and is worth studying it.
Sidenote: Lots of people get injured with shaolin training and stop their carreer path it seems. Some kind of muay thai but not competing.
Having torn my ACL during a sanda training session really set my training back. It left me super down for a while, but i got back up with the support of my friends and believing in myself. Im proud of that girl for doing her best
Your channel has so much, and it has gotten pretty big! You are providing a great service to the CMA community IMO. As for your own martial arts training (I assume that's what you're talking about) - definitely keep at it! I'm not sure what type of stuff you were going through but I would wager that EVERY martial artist has some periods of burnout, thoughts of quitting due to injuries (or threat of future injuries), what have you...but there is always a way to adapt our training to where we are.
Thank you for the story. You are the man! Glad you are getting better
I broke my wrist practicing a new throw we were learning from a Judoka in our BJJ class. It probably wasn't totally a career-ender (though it still aches now and then 15 years later,) it brought to light a lot of things that I wasn't noticing while I was in class. So many lies and manipulative practices were a constant at that school. While I took TKD there they constantly told us about special skills we'd be taught when we were higher rank, when we were older, or when we got better, and when i achieved that rank, age, and skill, i found out there was nothing. They never told us what we were missing, never took us to tournaments, never told us that what we learned in class wasn't a complete system, and when I was old enough to ask questions, they said they didn't do that anymore. They were just taking our money and teaching us nothing in the TKD class I'd been taking for 10 years, and focusing on their new BJJ class.
Around the time I got hurt, I was working there as an assistant. The whole time they were doing the same manipulations, telling me the better I did, the better they would pay, that they'd teach me real martial arts, put me on payroll, give me my own school one day etc, just to keep me trying, meanwhile paying me $100 a week for a job that i worked at from 9 to 9, 6 days a week. I didn't have the time or money to do anything else, but if I stuck with it, I'd be a master and my own boss one day just like they told me. I got my black belt in TKD, (or "Martial Arts" because they kept adding stuff to it that by the time I got it, it wasn't TKD anymore) I was close to a blue belt in BJJ, but i found out that i couldn't rank up because my teachers were only blue belts themselves teaching us what they learned in class that morning and charging our students. When I got hurt, I had no insurance because I wasn't a full employee yet, even though I'd worked there for 3 years, my wrist healed wrong. When I tried to go back to class, they told me I couldn't stay, that I gave off a bad vibe.
I wasted so much time there. I kept believing in them, letting them lead me in circles while they took my parents money, and when I got older, they took my labor for peanuts. I thought I was learning how to fight, how to defend myself, how to one day be a champion, or run a business. I couldn't give up, I didn't want to be a quitter. No matter how hard it got, or how my faith wavered, I had to stick with it. Breaking my wrist and getting no help from them was probably the best thing that could have happened. It sucked at the time and I hated them for a long time, but them pushing me away let me grow up. I got a much better job that fit my personality better, paid 10x as much and is much easier, I was able to move out of my mom's house and become my own person. The panelists are right. Sometimes the door to your dreams is slammed in your face, but you gotta keep walking, another door may be opening just up the street.
Wow! Sorry you went through a mcdojo experience! Are things better for you now?
@@FightCommentary Life is better. I'm still with the job that makes me happy, I have my own house, and a wife, and I definitely wouldn't have any of that if I was still stuck in that dead-end loop. I feel like I've learned more about Martial Arts and fighting in general from RUclips channels like this one than I had from my mentors at that school and I had been going there off and on throughout my life from 5 to 23. I wish I had started my martial arts journey later in life when these resources were available to point out the inconsistencies in my training instead of being lost in their indoctrination. The only thing I do regret about leaving that school is ended up gaining all the weight back that I'd lost from working there full-time for three years, lol.
Awesome to hear. Yeah, one of the reasons I started my channel was to provide some resources I wish I had when I was in my teens. If RUclips martial arts were around like they were now, I wouldn't have taken such a long break from high school to end of college. Weight gain is an interesting topic too because after I sort of went into a little dive mentally last year, I "allowed" myself to gain weight for the first time ever. I have a slight belly now. It's funny what being kind to oneself does. I am not stressed out at all about a little weight gain, and now when Asian parents or family friends call me skinny, I just show them my no longer six pack belly and they won't call me "skinny" again ;) Keep me posted on your journey and send me clips whenever you feel like something cool you stumbled on!
jerry yo e visto tus videos desde ya no me acuerdo cuando pero muchisimo mas atras en el tiempo, aunque nunca comento o comento muy poco siempre estoy viendo tus videos gracias por siempre entregarnos videos geniales, saludos desde Chile
Opportunities will always present themselves. She has the right fighting spirit and mental attitude. Great video and keep them coming!
新年快乐dude 🎉
Great food for thought Jerry, thank you!
All the best to you, your self-healing has led to our enjoyment and entertainment :)
Keep up the vids. Also I know you love MMA. But Taiji does alot for ur over mental health. I myself took it up in 1998 and never looked back .I did other arts before but Taiji from a true master is amazing.
He really took it easy on her. She did pretty well though.
Call or text any time Jerry, no one should feel like they have to struggle alone
Respectful fight. Its not a competition & the guy adjusted his level to her level to see what she can do.
I agree with the Panelists. Because for me, Everything is impossible unless proven otherwise. Because nobody else can be Bill Gates, Einstein is Einstein, Adolf didnt become an artist so he became a successful public speaker instead.
She is very brave fighter!
Things happen in life good and bad there is no reasons just is but as a marshal l artists for over 40 years I have never given up on my goal and it is way of life that guides you helps you become better as water running down a stream some times the pave the road we take is different but it is the journey and all those we meet on that journey and how we grow that makes us true marshal artists I still learning and growing
"There are many ways to the top of the mountain"
He goes easy on her. But in my opinion she worked very good. Good sparring. I hope she found what she's looking for.
Maybe if you cannot open the first door, you have to go through the second door to allow you to come back and open the first door.
Keep it up man.
恭喜發財 🧨🧨🎉🎉🧧🧧
I hope you get through what youre going through bro n_n
Ah, this show. It was supposed to this thing where the contestants were supposed to compete for a spot on one of two fight teams each led y a coach (Fang Bian and Wang Hongxiang, respectively), who would then train them and do like a TUF type competition. Too bad it never made it to the second phase.
Tell me more! Why didn't the show make it to second phase?
@@FightCommentary so, the show is called 青春有搏击，I think I recall watching it on iqiyi? It was supposed to be this combination The Voice/Rap of China/TUF thing, you would have two fight teams, each contestant was supposed to be able to select one of five fighters (the fighters themselves were active combat sport competitors) to fight, and based on their performance they're supposed to earn their spot on a fight team. It only ever got to the part where the teams got filled and then nothing happened after.
As for why it discontinued, I think it just wasn't planned very well and probably also lost funding in the middle of it. Some of the guests they had on there were actual newbies and amateurs, other times they had people with actual training like the girl here, and later on they also had like a few retired San Dan champs like Sang Weilin* or...this one woman whose name I don't recall, but it was funny because she picked the one female fighter out of the five to fight and she was clearly scared. Like, that's not really a formula for a compelling TUF style show, not if you're going to have noobs and amateurs compete against sport veterans.
The existing 5 episodes is a decently entertaining way to spend a few hours, even if it's blatantly obvious that the contestants are mostly being toyed with by the competitors. Probably a decent source of content for your channel.
*Sang Weilin is in a movie called Xanda which is about a young man from a wushu/kung fu background who goes to the city to find work and ends up embroiled in this new combat sport called "Xanda". Not the most groundbreaking film, but worth a watch. Also the first fight between him and the main antag is interesting, and to me at least, there's a sense of nostalgia there for the era when San Da was new and there wasn't this toxic antagonism between combat sports guys and traditional kung fu guys on Sinosphere internets.
Awesome details! I will definitely look into this more!
Bro was going -50% but respect to him, fhis obviously wasn't a full on fight
Hail, Brother!
Doors open and close all the time. Just pick one and walk through. I never stopped my journey. I took breaks here and there due to injuries and life taking over stuff. You gotta be like water.
Yea sometimes the life we get is incompatible with the goals and dreams we had in the past. I personally wanted to live off of martial arts but in south america that's literally imposible unless you become a big name champion or have a bullshido school with hundreds of students willing to pay ludricous money. The former is just sealed off to me because my body tends to injure itself super easily so I can't sustain any hard training for long periods of time, and the later is just not an option.
So yea like the guys in the show say, you have to find meaning in new things for your life, it may not be what you used to want out of it but it's absolutely posible to explore and discover new things that will be fulfilling. Life is very broad and there's thousands of activities to try and many sides and aspects to balance that will bring you happiness, wether is cultivating relationships, securing your income to do wathever you want with it, achieving a healthy work-life balance, etc.
Tony Ferguson- the type of guy to hijack a fight commentary channel.
Chinese version of How I Met Your Mother.
I thought that was Jeff Chan for a second.
If she went to the Shaolin Temple and trained sparring then she’s basically a Sanda fighter herself because the modern Shaolin temple is just slightly more traditional Wushu lol. Either that or Shaolin is one of the major bases of Sanda
Yep. Shaolin now is sanda plus some taolu.
Sanda is kung fu grappling/wrestling combined with muay thai strikes
At 1 minute, she did a Bang MT superman punch with a feign left jab. Not sure that's a Shaolin technique.
I have questions myself wondering how to reconnect with a girl.
Contrary to my usual skeptical comments I'm actually going to give this a "thumbs up". Yes, I realize that the guy is not going 100% but that's okay. It's more like a freak show exhibition and we get it.
I only object to the "worked" scam BS matches meant to fool the audience like no touch knockouts or that Zhang Weilei (or whatever her name is) staging fake fights meant to look real for TikTok.
As a spar/exhibition it's interesting. I will spar females in muay Thai class and of course I dial it down because I outweigh them and it's just a friendly spar for practicing techniques
It's Meili. Zhang Weili is a reputable UFC fighter. Let's not get them confused.
@@redrenegade7724 Thanks for the clarification. I had a brain fart. Too many concussions!
But I would not be surprised if that is not actually the REAL name of the TikTok girl and whether she's just using a sound-alike name to cash in on the UFC fighter's popularity.
In China, they just don't knock off fake Rolexes, and fake Louis Vuitton bags. Now they're knocking off fake UFC fighters! LOL.
How about a french maid outfit
She 🥰 cute
Yeah, I will look to see if anything came out of her appearing on this show. Hopefully she got to do some stuff on screen, especially related to action.
So Sanda it's also part of shaolin system?
About your question...your path is own to you to choose...
my self get injuried several times but it don't stop me,but i dunno about you every person have their own perspectives.
The girl was too aggressive, she should beware of a counter
Yep
I have dedicated my life to the pursuit of martial arts at this point. There is no kind of job/career I would want to really do other than out of neccessity, I have a hard time forming any meaningful human relationships with anybody, all the people I considered my friends at some point moved on on their own paths and there is no special person in my life and no prospect of one appearing anywhere where I am at anytime soon. So since there isn't anywhere to go or anything to do for me anyway I might just do what I always did best and that is completely and utterly focusing on doing the things I considered worthwile - perfecting my crafts, my arts, cultivating my full potential.
If I become successful (in the traditional way i.e. reknowned and respected for achievements) you will hear from me. If not I probably just perished somewhere alone in a gutter but at least I did so trying to reach for the sky. Yeah, the world does not really care and keeps on turning either way, so why so serious?
Great to follow your passion! Please send me clips in the future too on your training and journey!
@@FightCommentary the next time when there will be footage of me sparring I will send it.
I once dreamed to go swim with dolphins. Now i have grown out of it. I could afford it but i have grown out of that. A friend of mine always had the great wish for a huge tattoo, Now he has two children and great responsibility but he still got that tattoo last year... It is like a marriage. Does it age well? check out the people who went that way (like practicing MMA). How did that go? After 10 - 20 years...
Talking about tattoos, I was at a Lunar New Year party, and this girl had a cleaver tattoo that she got years ago. I was meaning to ask her about it. But I'm sure it's one of the biggest WTH things that she's done. Just doesn't fit her personality at all to have a cleaver tattoo. What was your friend's huge tattoo about?
@@FightCommentary It was a wIld samurai style lots of colors half his right arm for around 5000 Euro / 5500 USD.
If guy get kicked in the balls in MMA they get a 15 minute break - just saying... similar kind of hits could be a similar break?
Women are known for groin striking men, they never need to avoid it usually
She Seems a Amateur Kickboxer there's nothing of Shaolin in her style.
Kickboxing was created by a japanese karate teacher to compete in a combat sport environment. And sanda (what she's practicing) is kung fu wrestling/grappling combined with muay thai striking
Is your jaw wired shut?
That what you get for being limp-wristed😂
Are you talking with a mouth guard in your mouth?
Braces
I just don't really like this kind of stuff. It's always gives the false narration that women can go toe to toe with men in physical combat full contacts with little to almost no conditions, yet they always put specific male against specific female to send the message.
2mode 荀盧damage
That what you get for being limp-wristed😂
That what you get for being limp-wristed😂