Shaolin Lohan Chuan-First Basic Form

[internalmethods]

Also, for those interested, I found a book on Amazon with this exact form entitled "Shaolin Lohan Kung Fu" by P'ng Chye Kim and Donn F. Draeger.

[internalmethods]

I learned this form a long time ago from a Chan Buddhist monk of the Southern Shaolin lineage. It may look different in execution as I'm primarily a Chen Taiji/Southern Mantis practitioner. That being said I generally incorporate the practice of ging, fajin, and spiral/coiling energy into my training. I'm glad to see there are others who do this form and I encourage the overall training of Kung Fu by means of any system.

[123UncleRuckus]

loool at funny looking white guy

[philotaaveti]

this is not lohan



[dasteufelhund]

that is a very sloppy form.

[JSanchez01123]

Dan, answer the people! They demand answers!!!

[MADSADBADDAD]

Does this form have an actual name, other than First Lohan Quan form? I have seen it before, though executed differently, and was curious.

[crazyCLONE112]

I practise the same form (Ist Lohan Quan form). The moves are the same but executed totally differently.

[WarriorWingChun]

This is from Abbot Sik Kau sem from SIngapore Shaolin......

[clcoc20s]

Better question is what is your lineage? That form seems very unorthodox.

[robertvoice]

Which one is this? Lohan Chuan is the style of the temple Lohan, but which one of the style/system is this? 1,3,10....??

[pechcer]

yep my style its totally diferent

[shihfugregg22]

which school are you from. I have never seen that form before.