Ip Chee Keung is my training mate during the time when he is about 15, still skinny, I have been trained after office work , there was no body but only him, D Chong was the only way to do. I remembered that every body called him "Iron man" , non-stop training with every coming students, one day, he was fainted after finished D Chong with me . There is no meaning I recalled this to him, I just let him know that I "大力鄺" still in Canada, still admire Chow Kar Tong Long, I think he still enjoyed and remembered me. Now I am teaching Qi Gong & Tai Chi Chuen in Canada at Scarbough Town Centre . But when I am playing Tai Chi , my mind is still playing Tong long . For fighting concept, Tong long technique can apply to Tai Chi Chuen . 太極練力由冇力練到有力 ,即大圈入细圈, 而螳螂力行先,即细圈入大 圈, 双方拳種都是以静制動, 你不動我不動,你欲動我先動的原理 ,我雖浪费師父对我的期望, 但是周家螳螂的拳種, 搓手,對椿和三步箭(大力金剛爪演变) , 它的功力是無盡的。記得師父 講過, 天花板的風扇轉得夠快, 拿枝竹就可阻停它。 Sifu Chee Keung , You are great, continue , cheer up !
EXCELLENT DEMONSTRATION! :) Your movements flow better than my version!!! :) To refine my movements, could you post following Forms for Southern Praying Mantis, Sarm Bo Yil Sou Sarm kung Bic Kuiel Sarm Bo Pai Tarn Tong Long Bow Sim Sou Tong Long Won Sou Tong Long Um Ging Sou Darn Sey Moon Gang Ging Tong Long Bic Sarn Gung Sarm Bo Gin Dai Ei Doon Sarm Bo Gang Tarn Ging AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!! ;)
Sam Bo Jin - Does this not translate as "three power strike"? I only see him make two forward attacks on the release phase. Punch(1), uncoil fingers, Finger Strike (2). Can you please explain where is the 3rd power? Surely Sifu has cleverly hidden it somewhere ;-) Thank you
Hamking1 It's a rough translation but I've heard three arrow fist or three spear fist... whatever the case it should be 3. But this is one of the best Sam Bo Jin videos I've seen on here.
Hamking1 Actually after look at this again. I would assume it's more about repeating that process 3 times than it is about 3 different kinds of strikes.
Hamking1 How is that a mighty big assumption? Look he repeats Charp Sou 3 times each direction. The form includes many more than 3 types of striking. Charp Sou, Gar Sou, Ngarp Sou, Ngarp Dai Sou, even Tung Sut and probably others I'm forgetting about.
+wahneeota yup , great observation , being an uechi ryu student who attended few chow gar & Haung Gar seminars , the breathing and internal aspect are very similar since all okinawan karate school possess a chinese connection ( especially with southern styles) due to the trading routes and cultural exchange.
This is incorrect or very basic, in kungfu there is no muscle tension, because that blocks the chi and sung without which kungfu loses its whip like strikes.
Nope. Its a hard Qi Gong exercise. However the system is INTERNAL and has soft AND hard Qi Gong drills. A snr exponent would be able to do all of the approaches of say, a Tai Chi snr exponent. The shock power in SP Mantis looks very light, very fast but very powerful just as those from soft Qi Gong styles would do.
Kung Fu is not a name of a martial arts style/system....it is a genetic term used in the west for 100s of different Chinese styles and they do not all have the same mechanics some are very hard and some like taiji very soft. Many Chinese styles don't even believe in chi nor practise chi. Your comment is only true if your speaking about taijiquan. Lol
Ip Chee Keung is my training mate during the time when he is about 15, still skinny, I have
been trained after office work , there was no body but only him, D Chong was the only way
to do. I remembered that every body called him "Iron man" , non-stop training with every coming students, one day, he was fainted after finished D Chong with me . There is no
meaning I recalled this to him, I just let him know that I "大力鄺" still in Canada, still admire Chow Kar Tong Long, I think he still enjoyed and remembered me. Now I am teaching Qi Gong & Tai Chi Chuen in Canada at Scarbough Town Centre . But when I am playing Tai Chi , my mind is still playing Tong long . For fighting concept, Tong long technique can
apply to Tai Chi Chuen . 太極練力由冇力練到有力 ,即大圈入细圈, 而螳螂力行先,即细圈入大
圈, 双方拳種都是以静制動, 你不動我不動,你欲動我先動的原理 ,我雖浪费師父对我的期望, 但是周家螳螂的拳種, 搓手,對椿和三步箭(大力金剛爪演变) , 它的功力是無盡的。記得師父
講過, 天花板的風扇轉得夠快, 拿枝竹就可阻停它。
Sifu Chee Keung , You are great, continue , cheer up !
Pwskwong 直接打中文吧你的英文很難看得懂
you teach Chow gar in Toronto? I'm in Markham and I want to learn chow gar, no sifu teaches here...
I had such a brief encounter with this great master but I will never forget the impact. Thank you for your inspiration and contribution to my journey!
This is your man if you want to learn real kung fu in all its grace ..
Excellent demo with great form, thanks !
Amazing demonstration of internal power, from this very skillful system of Kung Fu
So where does he show the internal power here?...yes, it's in the form, but where's the actual demonstration of it?
Do they fight or just forms?
I see "Saam bo jin", I click "like".
EXCELLENT DEMONSTRATION! :)
Your movements flow better than my version!!! :)
To refine my movements, could you post following Forms for Southern Praying Mantis,
Sarm Bo Yil Sou
Sarm kung Bic Kuiel
Sarm Bo Pai Tarn
Tong Long Bow Sim Sou
Tong Long Won Sou
Tong Long Um Ging Sou
Darn Sey Moon Gang Ging
Tong Long Bic Sarn Gung
Sarm Bo Gin Dai Ei Doon
Sarm Bo Gang Tarn Ging
AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!! ;)
I heard this one is hard chi kung
then which one is the soft one?
+nahrubish look up QiGong, "standing like a tree" pose is a type of soft chi exercise...
+nahrubish Tai Chi is soft
Sam Bo Jin - Does this not translate as "three power strike"?
I only see him make two forward attacks on the release phase. Punch(1), uncoil fingers, Finger Strike (2).
Can you please explain where is the 3rd power? Surely Sifu has cleverly hidden it somewhere ;-)
Thank you
Hamking1 It's a rough translation but I've heard three arrow fist or three spear fist... whatever the case it should be 3. But this is one of the best Sam Bo Jin videos I've seen on here.
Hamking1 Actually after look at this again. I would assume it's more about repeating that process 3 times than it is about 3 different kinds of strikes.
lynxord That's a mighty big assumption you're making there...
Hamking1 How is that a mighty big assumption? Look he repeats Charp Sou 3 times each direction. The form includes many more than 3 types of striking. Charp Sou, Gar Sou, Ngarp Sou, Ngarp Dai Sou, even Tung Sut and probably others I'm forgetting about.
Hamking1 Actually Lynxord is correct, its about the three forward Phoenix strikes.
Does this video show the beginning,the absolute beginning, of this form?
Yes, but, not the absolute end.
varanid9 regardless it is fascinating
It is from beginning until the end.
Is this kinda like your systems Sanchin or Sanchin like exercise?
Very similar i believe, at least with the same results in mind.
wahneeota
The San Chin does come from this.
+wahneeota yup , great observation , being an uechi ryu student who attended few chow gar & Haung Gar seminars , the breathing and internal aspect are very similar since all okinawan karate school possess a chinese connection ( especially with southern styles) due to the trading routes and cultural exchange.
How can you fight Boxing?
They can't
Have you heard about the Shaolin Iron Armor ? They are untouchable
Too good!
Southern Praying Mantis and the wing chun are relatives?
Not at all.
There is definitely a connection between this, bak mei and white crane. Very similar looking styles.
Yes - they are both Southern styles and both fight at close distance.
However Mantis is a hard style and Wing Chun is soft.
Distant relatives. They have a common ancestor, but no direct connection.
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I could defeat this dude
In Chess or in Five in a Row?
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😂 I'd love to see that
Maybe instead arrive with a gift and an openmind.
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Mumbo jumbo anyone?
This is incorrect or very basic, in kungfu there is no muscle tension, because that blocks the chi and sung without which kungfu loses its whip like strikes.
Nope. Its a hard Qi Gong exercise. However the system is INTERNAL and has soft AND hard Qi Gong drills. A snr exponent would be able to do all of the approaches of say, a Tai Chi snr exponent. The shock power in SP Mantis looks very light, very fast but very powerful just as those from soft Qi Gong styles would do.
Yeah,U would know,lol
Kung Fu is not a name of a martial arts style/system....it is a genetic term used in the west for 100s of different Chinese styles and they do not all have the same mechanics some are very hard and some like taiji very soft.
Many Chinese styles don't even believe in chi nor practise chi. Your comment is only true if your speaking about taijiquan. Lol