beautiful, anyone know what style and or what form he was doing? it looked like the wu xing lian huan i know from shanxi, but with more to it, and stylistic mods
Beautiful Kung Fu if you see the body connection you will see the power in this form , with that kind of connection you can speed up slow down what ever you need to defeat your opponentbecause the powerr is always there
i have only a question over rythem and tempo ... how can one ever hope or expect to defend oneself if a form goes this slow or broken up?? or am i completely ignorant ? g :-)
Let's not say ignorant, but when you practice a form, sometimes the idea is practice body alingment and proper technique, things you can think about easier when you're doing it slowly. Also consider that a slower pace during practice allows for one to become comfortable with the moves so that they're not hurried and sloppy in a fight. Or that's the theory anyway...
Forms aren't shadowboxing (just fighting in the air). Often they incorporate qigong or other exercise and ways of moving to strengthen the body or gain more explosive power. You learn to defend yourself by shadow boxing aside from the form, doing bag work, sparing, and other two person drills to develop timing and conditioning. Practicing a form can only give you so much.
Let's not forget this is Hsing "YI" which implies heavy use of mental and spiritual. I don't think that aspect can be easily explained but there is much more going on with these forms than the physical. Surely one would benefit by making use of these forms, much power to be generated and then ability to apply it. It can and does also progress to very fast application.
"broken up" in form is to achieve harmony. In other words, in xingyi one of goals is to achieve that whole body works as a one single muscle. I think this guy succeeded
@g888 you are,you do it slowly to learn timing and cordination like tai chi,but in the begging this form is made fast,but the important thing is that in Xing yi you train Body,mind and spirit into one,for me this is supreme kung fu,lol
@yiquandacheng do you know what exact style is? like Xing yi quan shanxi style?
griqs 1 month ago
Beautiful
HughSlaman 9 months ago
Very good Xing Yi Chuan perfomance. very soft, very relaxed.
WuuKong87 2 years ago
Taichi harmonized Xing Yi Quan
A REAL Master !!!!!
Toryonline 2 years ago
very very good @_@
overloaded999 2 years ago
beautiful, anyone know what style and or what form he was doing? it looked like the wu xing lian huan i know from shanxi, but with more to it, and stylistic mods
raudhre 2 years ago
Much Respect to a skilled practitioner, thank you for posting the video. It helps my own practice.
Oskawano 2 years ago
No words except amazing.
thedaubers 3 years ago
Good stuff. Can someone identify the practitioner and the teacher?
thedoubtfuls 3 years ago
Excellent. Imagine what he'll be like when he's older and even more experienced!
chessman71 3 years ago
the best i've seen on youtube so far
thejabberwock1 4 years ago
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to me he is still only average with not enough power connected in some smaller steps (grounding)
g888 4 years ago
打的还是硬，再松点就好了，过于追求震缠，气之运行不够顺畅，没有步，对松柔的理解还不到位。
superyila 4 years ago
Beautiful Kung Fu if you see the body connection you will see the power in this form , with that kind of connection you can speed up slow down what ever you need to defeat your opponentbecause the powerr is always there
Ancientimmortal 4 years ago
This looks very good.
keithlogan365 4 years ago
this guy is good, very good.
yiquanman 4 years ago
Yiquandacheng, do you know anything about this young player? Name, branch, teacher, mainland or other place...?
His skill is very good!!!
martinlundrasmussen 4 years ago
One of the best performances I ever saw on Youtube - bravo ! Which master is that?
frodo289 4 years ago
i have only a question over rythem and tempo ... how can one ever hope or expect to defend oneself if a form goes this slow or broken up?? or am i completely ignorant ? g :-)
g888 4 years ago
Let's not say ignorant, but when you practice a form, sometimes the idea is practice body alingment and proper technique, things you can think about easier when you're doing it slowly. Also consider that a slower pace during practice allows for one to become comfortable with the moves so that they're not hurried and sloppy in a fight. Or that's the theory anyway...
WarriorBoy 4 years ago
Forms aren't shadowboxing (just fighting in the air). Often they incorporate qigong or other exercise and ways of moving to strengthen the body or gain more explosive power. You learn to defend yourself by shadow boxing aside from the form, doing bag work, sparing, and other two person drills to develop timing and conditioning. Practicing a form can only give you so much.
Taijiguy108 4 years ago 2
Let's not forget this is Hsing "YI" which implies heavy use of mental and spiritual. I don't think that aspect can be easily explained but there is much more going on with these forms than the physical. Surely one would benefit by making use of these forms, much power to be generated and then ability to apply it. It can and does also progress to very fast application.
UFMD1 4 years ago 2
"broken up" in form is to achieve harmony. In other words, in xingyi one of goals is to achieve that whole body works as a one single muscle. I think this guy succeeded
frodo289 4 years ago
@g888 you are,you do it slowly to learn timing and cordination like tai chi,but in the begging this form is made fast,but the important thing is that in Xing yi you train Body,mind and spirit into one,for me this is supreme kung fu,lol
dragob732 1 year ago
Nice elastic force :-)
jagwa78 4 years ago
Yeah..... I like it.... What family is this?
Lewitt
TaoBoxer 4 years ago
Not Bad.
YuJinLong 4 years ago