Emei Martial Arts: Emei Sword | 峨嵋剑：刚柔脆快巧，执剑走偏锋
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2019
- Emei Martial Arts is a traditional form of martial arts commonly practiced in China. It combines the use of cudgel, broadsword and many other weapons, including the renowned Emei Sword, which was developed during the Spring and Autumn period (770-476 B.C.) and improved during the Warring States period (475-221 B.C.). A Taoist monk named Situ Xuankong invented the swordsmanship based on the flight pattern of birds and moves of other wild beasts. #Chinakungfu #十三亿分之一
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Well done. But personally I'd like to see traditional weapon styles being practiced with traditional weighted weapons, more than wushu performance. We can witness wushu easily. The true arts are what seems to have gotten rare.
I moved from Canada to Hong Kong to study Hung Kuen and stayed at the Shaolin Temple for a short period and having performed elsewhere in China. I've really focused more on how to use hung kuen against other styles. Chinese MA are very innovative if you try to understand why they designed the system the way it is. In short, the underlying movements could have multiple applications, connect/strengthen the body and any physical imbalances, and focus on coordination and alignment for power generation. Even if you do sparring, you won't have any true power behind your strikes without coordination and strategy.
Exceptional! I love this series. Emei is not a style that is well known. But I had read about it in a magazine. I hadn’t expected to see the style performed.
Really great!
This guy is SO cool!
That sword art looks good!
Sencillamente genial.
bgm好评。。。以及终于看到一个和我练的长得像的峨眉剑了。。落泪。。
Emei seems to not have made it to the west. Anyone teach it in NYC?
練峨眉的角色曲 ？
Why don't they use real sword instead of flexi wushu type?
Teach me something please, this flexible sword is good enough to fight to an non flexible one? I seems it will break with the contact with the other sword
Those flexible swords are meant to be training tools, they make a snapping sound if a thrust is done correctly and cuts are harder to perform with them. Instead of using a heavy training sword for strength and endurance they choose to use a light and flexible one to practice control and alignment. If you can masterfully wield one of these swords then you can easily use the real thing. Real swords are pretty light whether a European longsword or Chinese jian, around 2-3 pounds.
@@daierosen ... thank you for your interesting explanation. As from my little experience of practicing Chinese Jian (Damo Jian I've done), control of Jian when stabbing, chopping, etc. is like I am using a long whip (Bull Whip). Legs must be strong with the intense stability of body while performing Jian. Instead of using Jian for protecting (by blocking) the opponent's weapon, I would use it to penetrate into the opponent's deadly body-point; while avoiding the opponent's weapon attack by moving my body like a snake. I still need to learn more. I do not have a master but I learn things from u-tube VDOs. (I have some backgrounds about karate, taiji and sholin fists, etc.) My Jian form needs to be polished by the experienced teachers in the future.
@@pistolsmith2644 I'd recommend looking into Wudang sword arts on youtube as there are a lot of great resources nowadays. As for myself I just love learning any sword art, HEMA, Kenjutsu, Iaido, Jianfa. From what I've seen Kenjutsu and HEMA are very similar while Jianfa is a crossover between a rapier and onehand sword. But I'm guessing a two-handed jian or a tang dao would be similar to HEMA/Kenjutsu too.
@@daierosen ... Thank you very much. I will watch them all.
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Age of wushu song lol
all these martial arts masters can't wait till AI, 5/6G and robotics get rid of the robotic jobs, they're going to have a couple of hundred million prospective students and customers. lol
Impressive skills, but... I would be interested to see a performance using a historically accurate weighted sword rather than a wushu tin foil version.
Come on.... This soft and wippy tool?!??! Did our ancestors use this kind of materials to forge our swords? When you change to use the hard type sword that assemble ancient sword, you will know the differences.
Yes like most trained practioners you can fly around beautifully with a light floppy foil fake sword flicking it around pretending the wobbly tip expresses qi...now lets see you do it with a real sword.