Vo Binh Dinh - Viet Nam (P.2)

[theogiotadi]

@alonefrv1505 Dùng tay , chân không chặt gãy cây tre thấy chưa. hô đánh là bụp bụp lẹ lắm thử mới biết mà nhằm khi thử xong chết lun nên củng không bit lun . thử hog

[gaconsten]

wow! võ việt của người việt! rèn luyện sức khỏe , bảo vệ lẽ phải, tu dưỡng đạo đức!

[visaoheemv]

mua nhu lno cung khen tui mai thich tui mai ve binh dinh de con me tui mai

[kendy0507]

cầm cờ múa xong 1 bài chắc mệt lắm. nhìn vậy chứ toàn là cao thủ ko ah

[asip21]

this guys is easy

[annaphan1210]

binh dinh la vo cua nguyen hue .vo cua vn 100%

[alonefrv1505]

"...Chỉ cần tháo cán cuốc, nhổ 1 cây tre bên đường.." nghe sao dễ làm quá đi ah...chờ nhổ dc cây tre, tháo dc cái cán cuốc chắc die mất rồi...haiza

[MrSongdetudo]

@alonefrv1505 Làm ơn suy nghĩ từng câu từng chữ.

Nói ra biết ngu.

[pdtrong02]

di nhu la - dung nhu da ( cau nay hay )

[KravMagaStudent]

@quanarius If you dont know much about Vietnamese history, dont say it!

Lots of Vietnamese Martial Arts, including Binh Dinh(not Binh Dinh Thieu Lam), Thien Mon Dao, Lam Son Dong, Thang Long, etc. and a lot more have been developed from ground zero by Giao Chi, ancestors of Vietnamese, not those fucking Chinese idiots.

Do some researches for yourself and see if what's I'm saying is right!!!

[Ptdtch]

All martial arts have the same origin: real combat

[MysticRonin101]

The background music sounds like muay thai music. Awesome!

[vinnynguyen123]

@mickeypro11: i assume you are living abroad. Wishing you live here in OC, I will teach you a lesson. Hahaha

[1000quocbinh]

vo cong gioi day

[r14v8]

ich wette, hier kann keiner deutsch UND versteht das video ;D

[vinnynguyen123]

may thang nay nhin sao giong Ton Ngo Khong qua di. hahahaa

[mickeypro11]

@vinnynguyen123 m biet m dang noi j ko con cho .ngu ma sua lung tung

[BinhThaiDao]

Võ thuật Bình định. Bình Định danh vang võ lẫy lừng, kiến tạo bao nhiêu đấng anh hùng, năm xưa Nguyễn Huệ xây nghiệp tổ, đánh đuổi ngoại xâm chẳng náo nung, nối gót cha ông chí kiên trung, võ công tu luyện giỏi đao cung, kiêm luôn quyền cước côn cùng kiếm, văn võ song toàn tính ung dung, Cả ba giòng họ võ tinh thông, thủ vũ An thái ngã vô song, đoản côn Thuận Truyền duy hữu chủ, An Vinh quyền cước quyện thi công . Diệp Lệ Bích - Bình Thái Đạo

[BinhThaiDao]

Con Cháu Lạc Hồng, Võ cổ truyền Việt Nam. Ai là kẻ sỹ trên đời, anh hùng hảo hán xin mời lại đây, lại đây bàn chuyện đắp xây, cùng nhau nối rộng vòng tay giúp đời, Xin cho tôi nhắn vài lời, con giòng cháu giống hiện thời nơi đâu, xin mời những đấng mày râu, võ công uyên bát vì đâu thất truyền, mong ai chung một lời nguyền, đồng tâm hợp lực võ truyền thế gian, Việt Nam mình được tiếng vang, anh tài xuất chúng rỡ ràng thanh danh. Diệp Lệ Bích - Bình Thái Đạo

[BinhThaiDao]

Võ thuật Bình Định - Dòng máu lạc hồng Quang Trung đại đế. Quê tôi! võ thuật lẫy lừng, danh thơm tỏa rộng anh hùng khắp nơi, sử sanh lưu trữ ngàn đời, con rồng cháu lạc quả thời chẳng sai, Quang Trung đại đế anh tài, oai phong lẫm liệt đức tài song sanh, bao năm dựng nước đạt thành, dân lành ngưỡng mộ nêu danh tượng thờ. Diệp Lệ Bích - Bình Thái Đạo

[29999021442207]

Tay Son phong canh huu tinh;Nui song uon khuc nhu hinh giao long

Trai Binh Dinh anh hung hao kiet;Gai Binh Dinh nao kem nu anh thu

[DanChoiThon]

THAT*S HOW WE KICKED CHINESE ASSES

[jeffdoeskungfu]

Mmmm. This video makes me want some com tam.

[HungKiet]

minh muon bai thay hoc vo Binh Dinh wa

[ILikeWeatherGuy]

woo im vietnamese! :D

[claudiostrinh]

no, quanarius i think bd martial art is now purely vietnam but the root is no need to have started from china. why? we all know m.a is from the way people observe animals' fight or so. people in vietnam in the past completely could do that. china is not the only reason

[elenchus]

I wouldn't think of it as so much deriving from China specifically, but the Asian region in general developed all sorts of ideas, some of these being martial in nature. Many countries contributed to the Asian culture and also received parts of it.

[vietnamconghoa75]

ai về Bình Định thì xem

con gái Bình Định múa roi đi quyền

Bình Định là quê hương của vị anh hùng áo vải Quang Trung đại đế Nguyễn Huệ

[Lamarent]

@vietnamconghoa75 That is tight stuff u says there I would like to go to binh dinh to learn vovinam

[CuongSam]

to say Shaolin can trace their martial arts to India is an uneducated statement.... there are no evidence of this! plus saying this distroys thousands of years of Chinese historical martail arts development!

[elenchus]

There's vast amounts of historical evidence to support that the founding of Shaolin martial arts is connected to the meeting of the Shaolin temple with Boddhidarma. But Shaolin isn't the first Chinese martial art, so it may be irrelevant.

[CuongSam]

@elenchus Shaolin temple has existed b4 Boddiharma reached China.... but there was no evidence that they practice martial arts- its believed the he teached the monks Lo Hon Qigong to aid there health and mobility (I take an educated guess) that during this time he also teach them about Bhudism as well. No evidence of martial art being taught to the monks! ur right about Shaolin being not the first place to practice Chinese Martial arts:

[GetDamage]

@CuongSam Rumor has it that the monks were too unhealthy to meditate for long periods of time. Therefore, the Buddha began teaching them Martial Arts,which he had learn being from a warrior class in India, to the monks so they can stay healthy enough to meditate for long periods of time. Fighting had already existed in the temple before the buddha like how fighting has always been with humans since the beginning of time. Fighting is innate to humans.

[CuongSam]

@elenchus there are evidence that Shuai Jao and Calvary were practice during the Shia Dynasty (2800 BC) and by the Han Dynasty (206-265BC) there are evidence of 5 animal styles were practiced- Snake, tiger, crane, dragon and monkey:there are no evidence that India has practice these martail arts

[elenchus]

I agree on all counts, but the history of Kung Fu specifically appears to start with bodhidharma's teaching of basic yoga to the Shaolin temple.

To the degree Shaolin martial arts were derived from Yoga or from the existing Chinese martial arts I can't say, but that seems to be the point that Shaolin departs from conventional Chinese combat techniques. There's more to it than simply bodhidharma's visit though--Shaolin has a lot more history than that.

[CuongSam]

@elenchus My master often visit China on an anual basis and about 4 years ago he went to visit Southern Shaolin temple and on the way he stumpled into a village where everyone were practicing White Crane, and they claimed that White Crane is originally developed in that village. The idea that external Kungfu came from Shaolin and internal Kungfu came from Wudang is a very recent claim by the communist goverment- I think this is wrong because it disregards a v rich history of C. M.A

[elenchus]

China's a huge region, I'm sure there's contributions to and from the various temples. Some accounts claim that Shaolin learned a broad variety of techniques from treating refugee warriors who were injured in battle (and subsequently shared their knowledge). The real difference between internal and external is simply Taoist vs. Buddhist origin. As far as I can tell, anyway. The "chi" difference...I think that was a mistranslation to English.

[CuongSam]

@elenchus aggreed..... my master once said- like most thing in China, especialy Chinese Martial Arts, the deeper u look the more unexplained or unexplainable things you'll get!

[studynerd]

Where can i locate this master?

[chrl007]

Xin hỏi cái khác biệt của Vỏ Thiếu Lâm VN và Vỏ Thiếu Lâm Tùa là gì ?? Có phải là từ 1 Môn Phái??

What is the different of Vietnamese Kung Fu and Chinese Kung Fu?? Are they related??

[vietorkorean]

well all azn martial arts can traced their roots back to the Shaolin temple...

[quanarius]

and Shaolin martial art can trace its root back to India.

[z3r006]

No its not not VO Binh Dinh especially.

[quanarius]

Binh DInh martial arts may have got their most basic from Chinese kung fu, just as all other Asian martial arts, but then we Vietnamese have changed them so much that they are no longer considered Chinese. Now Binh Dinh martial arts are purely Vietnamese.

[quangtrunge8k42]

@quanarius Which source of information where you read it from?

[hoangthu4321]

@quanarius Võ Bình Định là võ thuần Việt TQ không cảnh tượng gì cả!

chinese kung fu is nothing!

[HSM2Extended]

Vietnam is cool^^

5*

[WuSuanSo]

If anything, Vietnamese are the true owners of Southern China. But it would take a lot of nukes to get it back ;-)

[Free4Voice]

Vietnamese martial arts is originated from China. Almost everything from Vietnam is originated from China for that is where we were from.

[vmntmn]

we werent from china. just most of vietnam's history has been under the invasion of the chinese.

[Free4Voice]

Yes, we were. The people who lived around the area North of Hanoi were tribal people, uncivilized and not intellectual. Then a group of people from China called "Yue" or "Viet" in Vietnamese came and took over that land, bringing Chinese culture along with them. Thus, the place was named "NanYue" or "NamViet" in Vietnamese. Moreover, if you haven't already noticed, our language is phonetically very similar to Cantonese, the language the Yue spoke and still do.

[vmntmn]

how is it phonetically similar. china basically imperialized vietnam.

[Free4Voice]

I suppose you don't speak Cantonese. If you don't know, you can't really judge.

[vmntmn]

are you a fucking dumbass vietnam was never a chinese province.

[Free4Voice]

I never said it was.

[vmntmn]

yes you did look at the recent posts "yes we were" yes we were was your reply to my "we weren't from china" and you said we were from china meaning that china owned vietnam. and china was never owned vietnam.

[Free4Voice]

Of my God, it appears reading & comprehension is the problem to your profanity. I wrote about migration & not ownership. In laymen's term, a group of people called "Yue" or "Viet" migrated from China to VN. Moreover, VN was conquered by China for 10 centuries. During which time, it was considered a province of China by the Chinese. However, we VNmese never think that way, & obviously my prior posts did not in any way stated that. I really don't know how you came to that conclusion. How bizarre!

[WuSuanSo]

Actually Free4Voice is correct. The Viet tribes settled in South China more than 5000 years ago. We lost our land to the Hans. The 15 tribes collectively known as the Lac-Viet (La-Yueh) moved south and mixed with the locals and formed the Kingdom of Van-Lang. So yes, Viets are from Southern China, but are not Chinese. Lake Dong-Dinh was where Father Lac Long Quan fell in love with Mother Au Co, remember?

[jeffdoeskungfu]

Yeah, this is legit. According to the some professors at UCLA, those Yue people started out in central China and then they migrated west and then southeast to Indo-China. Then they made some kick ass soup noodles. God, I'm hungry.

[quanarius]

if so, then the English should trace their root back to the French, and the French to the German, for the fact is that all western Europeans were originally from Germanic tribes.

[tagueuleputain]

you are wrong quanarius: all western europe were PARTLY originally from germanic tribes.

but you are right for all the other things. and it is not a problem, just reality

[7Saturno]

who did tell you this crap? The Greeks, the Italici (e.g. the Latins and so the first Romans), the Etruscans and the Celts have nothing to do with Germanic populations.

[dcvien]

@vmntmn

[13KimChiVN]

@dcvien may kieu mua may nay may ai biet, vn may ai hay, mua dieu cha cha cha, tang go thi duoc, con nit thi thich hai khuc mia, goi la vo gam mia gam khơai thich hon

[vuthanhnamhaininh]

@vmntmn BUT CHINESE NEVER WON VIETNEMSE.

[MysticRonin101]

@vmntmn Then where did the Vietnamese migrate from?

[TheQuantoa]

@vmntmn

YOU WERE NOT? ME NEITHER - HA HA HA.

chinese shit.

[chrl007]

lol VN got nothing related to China. People think VN came from and related China becuz of the 1000 years Chinese occupations. The original China land was locating way up North near the Mongol and Korea, but VN was way down South near Nam Hai island. It is more like the Chinese that related to the VNmese since the original VN land got taken by the China.

[vmntmn]

lol i think your replying to the wrong person.

[wonphi]

this basically looks like shaolin kung fu, even the flag dancing and all. Cool.

[chrl007]

Vietnam martial Arts rock :)

[tqken]

We r the one who kick your chinesse ass out of Viet Nam

[sylvester134]

should vietnam return to china?

[tqken]

Sylvester123 or you fucking NUT ????

And for all your Viets who forget Viet Nam History, read it more

[CulturePeaceForever]

We watched Buffalo Boy & Smell of Papaya with English translations,and can you recommend authentic Vietnamese movies with traditional Vietnamese clothing with English subtitles please? Not Chinese with the Vietnamese subtitles,but Vietnamese movies with English subtitles.

[ballboy71]

Three Seasons is another good Vietnamese movies

[CulturePeaceForever]

Woooooow,That's what I've been searching for,Ancient Vietnamese martial arts movie,with the real Vietnam clothes.Can you suggest some?

[ArgFilms]

wtf is this shit?

[webzanboy]

It's about Vietnam ancient martial arts. A martial arts that is practiced by soldiers centuries ago.

The flag dancing is not just for show, it is one of the ancient ways of commanding and directing thousands of soldiers on the battle fields.

[CulturePeaceForever]

Is it the same as VoVietnam,or another school of Vietnamese martial arts?

[xflybabyflyx]

this is another vietnamese martial art it's much more ancient and traditional

[giactaudoban]

Argfilms : your head..

[GetDamage]

wow, that's harsh. It almost made sense.

[LeHuyAnh]

I feel sorry 4 U...is this the only way for U 2 get attention?

[azian4lifez]

phim dap