Southern Shaolin Kung Fu | Master Ong Ming Thong | Season 1 Episode 05
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2016
- Master Ong Ming Thong gives us a detailed insight and demonstration into the Southern Shaolin kung fu system he has been practicing for over 40 years. Master Ong is one of the senior traditional Chinese martial arts instructors in Malaysia. Starting his martial arts journey with the late Master Png Chye Khim, with whom he studied Southern Shao Lin Quan (Second Chamber), Yang & Chen Styles Tai Ji Quan, Xing Yi Quan, and Qi Gong.
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The show follows Kieren Krygier traveling the far east exploring different martial arts and learning the secret skills and knowledge of the Grandmasters. Each episode will investigate various aspects of each martial art by interviewing the masters and allowing them to demonstrate their style and abilities on film. Giving the viewers a great insight into the martial arts world, and a front row seat to learn directly from the masters.
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I was just thinking about it, thanks a lot. Love your work and passion. :)
I had the chance to train ten days with Master Ong with my old kung fu club. I have fond memories of this stay in Malaysia. I returned to Switzerland with Dit Da Jow. I still have a full bottle at home.
Your channel is amazing man. I found it cause I was like jeez I wish there was a show that just covered a different art every episode and than bam there it was lol. I practice wing chun, shotokan, and western boxing but I am constantly researching different martial styles. I just love them all and learning the philosophy that generated them. Thank you for the work you put it in and sharing it with us. Amituofo!
OMG cool I have the chance to have 1 course under Master Ong. Cool to see a video with him. His Gong Fu is very good!
20:20 I love how that works with the opponents hands flying about. That's why I love drills for muscle memory. Good stuff.
Drill for skills :)
The older master is inspiring to say the least - Quite awesome actually ! ! !
82yrs old
Lots of hard work here guys,,,,,,DD
Good interview.
Hitting even something even kinda hard with the back of your hand like that is rough. Very impressive wailing away on that bag. I started iron palm training a ways back but to take it seriously is a complete practice in itself that I wasn't able to take on yet.
Very good video! Everything from 16:58 on is very practical and could be used in a wrestling and/or no gi submission grappling context. The part from 19:40 on looks similar to wrestling pummel drills.
He is the student of Pong' Chy Kim Sifu From SAO-LIM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION in Penang Malaysia...RIP Pong' Sifu...
FarnckSCQ I study Shaolin Nam Pai Chuan in the UK under Sigung Li Khee Choong. His Sugong was Kwek Hen Choon. We have a common ancestor in our Cho Si, Sek Koh San, pictured at the beginning.
That form was good.
Im in montreal...is there anyone related or anywhere i could possibly go?
Where... I what to learn?
Does anyone know where I can buy online one of those hanging bags ?? Please
Ist just a hanging bag normally ist full sand, this one's full of stones just make one yourself
love the videos. any chance u can use subtitles? it's hard to hear clearly from the background noise in your videos.
Hi Christian, there are subtitles available on all our videos. Simply turn them on using the RUclips settings.
THE MARTIAL MAN ohhh okay. cool. didnt see it at first. keep up the good work. love to see a bit of the chinese influence that's used in fma. Chen na is used but I'm always wondering what else. again. thanks for the reply
christian brady We had a problem with the sound when filming this video. We have tried to improve the sound quality since. Thank you for the feedback, hopefully we will feature some fma in the near future.
THE MARTIAL MAN that would be awesome to see. No one really talks of the influence China has on fma. tho it's a huge involvement
I use similar principles
You should clean up the noise in the audio. It's extremely annoying and hard to understand. There are tools for that.
What is the hanging bag called or what material is jt made of ?
TinekaJason Palmer do yiu know where i can buy ???
nate6126. Beans from health food shop or Asian market. Make the bag yourself or pay person to sew one up. Good luck. Maybe a martial arts shop. Bag should be natural material
Where can I buy one online ??
So I injure my body every day in order to not be hurt if i get into a fight??
Kinda? It's sort of like lifting heavy weights so you can lift even heavier things in the future. Your muscles might ache a bit after, but you didn't really hurt yourself and it'll be good for you in the long run
mind telling me where Master Ong is teaching please ? l mean where is the school please ?
Master Ong is located in Penang, Malaysia.
Googer Pal please find further details here at the facebook page.
facebook.com/SaoLimPenang/
THE MARTIAL MAN it's to far for me im living in England
I believe he also has students teaching in France. It would be worth contacting Master Ong if you are serious about learning from him. Good luck.
If people think they can hit a sand bag without years of practice, they probably have never hit a sand bag before.
I can, easily. I just use a wooden bat :D It doesn't hurt me at all! HAHAHA
half vinegar ( what kind of vinegar ) and half what?... unclear sound...thank you for clarifying please
jpf7007 Hi, you can download the full recipe for Dit Da Jow on my website www.themartialman.com/iron-body-conditioning-liniment/
@@THEMARTIALMAN oooooo thanks for the link!
@@blockmasterscott You're welcome
Why does the heavy bag keep swinging, even though nobody strikes it?
Spooky!
推薦一個非常值得你去探訪的師傅給你，他是中國廣州的“馮楊風”師傅，是蔡李佛祖師真傳一脈的。
Thank you for the recommendation.
他的聯繫電話：18144868032。
神男 Penang, Malaysia.
在中國廣州。
guangdong‘ puning chu gar gao tigerbox Chinese kungfu
where is address sir, can you give me?
Penang Malaysia,where you from my friends??
ok
Kind of looks like choy lay fut
clf comes from shaolin
@@PicoVegas Southern Shaolin uses these long swinging strikes as one part of it's system, while choy lay fut specialized itself in it. Hung Gar uses the exact same movements aswell which you learn with the first form taught.
there are many southern systems of kung fu.however i haven t heard before that kung fu martial art.i have studied hung gar and i am fully aware of all the drills but i dont know why there is still something missing.maybe its the way he teaches maybe is the barely known system.i find it very over simplified.apart from that ,its shaolin so its ok i suppose..
some martial arts are violent to destroy, others are gentle and do not even mean to injure. Not all martial arts can be compared to mma
What is the point of war arts that "are gentle and do not even mean to injure"?
It's oxymoronic, like a combat tea service.
@@baldieman64 but that's fact
@@faridginanjar2562 Name one of these gentle martial arts.
@@baldieman64 silat Cikalong aliran gan uweh
@@faridginanjar2562 And what's the point in practising this obscure form of Silat?
The reason Grandmaster Koay look so young and powerful is because he is form Penang, Malaysia and loves prawn noodle soup. With it, he can wop any low life punk gangster's arse.
The dude is a stick figure. He needs to eat beef and lift weights.
That actually sounds really good. Prawn noodle soup. I want some now.
Good for chinese movies ...
U can visit and have a try
Audio was very hard to understand.
Glacier Blue Yes apologies about that. This is one of my earlier videos and I have worked hard to improved the quality of audio since then.
This is the man to interview:
Liang Xiaofeng
Looks kinda like Lohan.
I used to study Hood Khar Pai under the late Ch'ng Ewe-Cheng, who also studied under the late Master P'ng Chai-Kim. It is, indeed, primarily a Luohan system, although there are forms that specialise in other aspects, such as White Crane, Snake, Six Combinations. I met Master Ong back in 1990 when, as a young man, he and Cheng visited us in Ireland. Nice to see him again.
Is that the white guy from American history X?
That master have a very slightly french accent thats very strange
This is typical Singaporean accent.
If Southern Shaolin, why do you need to mix in TaiJi and Xing Yi? To fill in missing portions of the art? Authentic Southern Shaolin is complete, with hard and soft techniques and Internals.
What is shown by Master Ong is 100% Southern Shaolin. I think you misunderstand, Master Ong has studied different arts but what he is explaining and demonstrating is Sao Lim.
None of these stuff works