WHITE CRANE - SIFU SIAW

Sifu Siaw is a representative of a true master. We had a chance to train under his tutelage in Kuching, Borneo. Teaching is passed on old-school style - on his front porch. Only few students attend the class.
Sifu is very open and speaks gold. His advices and suggestions are keepers.
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[@1888swordsman]

Deepest respect. It's wonderful that these arts of skill have survived outside of mainland China where they may have died out or been not passed on. These are some of the best places to seek true skills

[@kevionrogers2605]

It is interesting that his five basics hands and its drill are similar to Tensho and Kakie found in Goju Ryu. I like the terminology and explanation he gives. I will definitely incorporate these into my training, so thanks for sharing.

[@creativeacrobatics]

Thank you for the feedback. I also find it very similar to Goju Ryu techniques. I asked the sifu does he know more about the connection, but he couldn't give me the answer. Thank you for watching 🙏

[@wertyyuipowertyyuipo]

My respect for this master .

[@Seanoakwolf]

There are some good styles in Kuching.. My second Home.

[@The-Contractor]

So good to see an Old One who has maintained his standards.

[@shujiling213]

Awesome thank you

[@creativeacrobatics]

Thank you for watching :)

[@sevenstarsofthedipper1047]

Master Huang Sheng Shyan was a White Crane practitioner before he met Cheng Man Ching. His White Crane influenced his Taijiquan.

[@OgnevAndrei-Russia]

Интересно,спасибо.

[@creativeacrobatics]

Hvala, Ognev!

[@guypelland8756]

c'est beau de voir un jeune hommes de 20ans exprimer son art avec l'expérience d'un homme de 70 ans.

[@galffalcon]

Dear Friends thanks a lot for this video due to matters such as the push hands tecniques which you recorded this audiovisual work could be non just rare but one of the most useful for a tenacious learning. You should feel lucky. God bless you.
PD. Could be possible further tips derivated from your trainning vía new videos with You as performer?

[@creativeacrobatics]

Thank you 🙏 we will be putting more videos on our channel, so stay tuned ✌

[@Freddy19677]

Brilliant ✊ are you on Facebook ?

[@creativeacrobatics]

Thank you 🙏 yes, you can find Fluid Balance - Creative acrobatics on facebook also. facebook.com/creativeacrobatics/

[@1mataleo1]

Is he using reverse abdominal breathing ( contracting the Dantian on inhale and releasing/expanding it on exhale)? Or is he contracting on the inhale and keeping it contracted on the exhale? It looks to me like he is contracting on the inhale, but he doesn’t say what to do on the exhale. If you or anyone else can tell me what he does on exhale I would very much appreciate it. Thanks

[@creativeacrobatics]

@1mataleo1 thank you for watching the documentary. As it seems to me, the way of breathing master Siaw is using is very similar to sanchin kata in karate, I believe the origin is the same.

[@1mataleo1]

That makes sense. Uechi Ryu and Goju Ryu do seem to be heavily influenced by Ming He Quan. Thanks for the response 🙏🏼

[@standevrie2107]

I would love to learn this style is it possible

[@nikolacreativeacrobatics]

Master Siaw is living in Kuching, Borneo. As far as I know, there are a lot of schools around the world, so maybe best to search around

[@martinpaulwatts]

Thanks for sharing video - Is this Ming He ( crying crane ) ?

[@creativeacrobatics]

Thank you for watching 🙏 I am not certain of Ming He, master Siaw was always referring to White crane kung fu

[@martinpaulwatts]

@@creativeacrobatics I think this is "crying crane" or "ming he" in chinese. It is a type of white crane kung fu normally found around fuzhou area in southern china. Cool content on your channel! . Martin

[@creativeacrobatics]

@@martinpaulwatts thank you for the info! And thank you for watching our content 🙏

[@varanid9]

@@creativeacrobatics I don't think they refer to the "styles" in Borneo. What do they call it? I would have thought "Kuntao", but, I might have my Indonesia mixed up.

[@creativeacrobatics]

@@varanid9 sifu Siaw refers to it as White Crane kung fu. He is Chinese living in Kuching, and he brought the style from China. Kuntao is a bit different martial art - closer to Silat in a way.

[@TieXiongJi]

First time seeing this Push Hands style.

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

LOL Too funny

[@spinozakampello7337]

I don't know but that master didn't impress me at all.

[@dagaffer2269]

None of this ridiculous nonsense works against the deadly ancient Kung Fu style of MMA 😂

[@jbouse64]

It's all Delusion.

[@dbuck1964]

Be gone, troll.