Both Pak Mei, and Lung Ying take many years to use for self defense. The best chance of using either of these systems including other styles for self defense is to stick to the basics, such as simple parries, blocks, and basic strikes. Never use Chi Na on someone a lot bigger, instead use the leapard hit and run tactic, to slowly weaken your enemy, and also this system, and other styles are not useful, without the renounded, and feared shock powers...peace
Very nice form! Shame the video is a bit accelerated, because it prevents us to see the subtlety of the execution...but still, a very nice document...
Good grounding & structure, alot of LY players try to do the forms @ a 100 miles a hr ,sacrificing form & it becomes a mishmash. This sifu is really good.
@chapjai: Oh yeah, speed in practice can be detrimental. When I was younger I always wanted to go so fast in practice and then couldn't understand why my techniques were so sloppy in sparring!
Also, what is LY an abbreviation for? Is that the style this comes from?
Great post and good performance! Great to see more of these systems from what appears as legit performaers. IIRC bak mei and Lung Ying are considered sister systems, and often ppl have been noted to cross train in both. V. practical systems geared for fighting rather than show, at least historically.
nice video i like this dragon style do you know if they tech this in san francisco ca thank you
Gino8451 1 month ago
wtf, some cool music for a change in a kung fu vid lol
LanLanW 6 months ago
看起來有加速......
sisyphus96 7 months ago
Hi, I just would like to ask you who is this sifu, do you know his name?
HSCLF 7 months ago
@HSCLF it is in the description He Jiacheng
SifuWu 7 months ago
I meant ging powers...peace
TingSingChiKung 1 year ago
Both Pak Mei, and Lung Ying take many years to use for self defense. The best chance of using either of these systems including other styles for self defense is to stick to the basics, such as simple parries, blocks, and basic strikes. Never use Chi Na on someone a lot bigger, instead use the leapard hit and run tactic, to slowly weaken your enemy, and also this system, and other styles are not useful, without the renounded, and feared shock powers...peace
TingSingChiKung 1 year ago
great!...peace
TingSingChiKung 1 year ago
this dragon style is similar to hsing I moviments
Goldvellius 1 year ago
Great video ! Looks like some very practical fighting Kung Fu . Also , it looks a little similar to Bai Mei chuan . Thanks for sharing this .
sjander29 1 year ago
Very nice form! Shame the video is a bit accelerated, because it prevents us to see the subtlety of the execution...but still, a very nice document...
GanimiKava 2 years ago
well said, i would love to see him transported into his younger body with his current expertise
0lyella 2 years ago
This is the kind of Gung Fu I like! Fast and powerful hand techniques with low kicks and lot of basic and solid footwork.
An excellent display.
WarriorBoy 2 years ago
Good grounding & structure, alot of LY players try to do the forms @ a 100 miles a hr ,sacrificing form & it becomes a mishmash. This sifu is really good.
cheers
chapjai:)
chapjai 2 years ago
@chapjai: Oh yeah, speed in practice can be detrimental. When I was younger I always wanted to go so fast in practice and then couldn't understand why my techniques were so sloppy in sparring!
Also, what is LY an abbreviation for? Is that the style this comes from?
WarriorBoy 2 years ago
LY is short for lung ying ( dragon form).
Cheers
chapjai :)
chapjai 2 years ago
@chapjai: Thank you. I knew that Dragon was a Southern style but didn't know the native name. Thank you.
WarriorBoy 2 years ago
This is true Dragon Form, I know Sifu Yip Wing Hong in NYC, his forms are the same...love the system
kempoxyz 2 years ago
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josefernandoinacio 2 years ago
好！
shangewang001 2 years ago
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JonYounghusband 2 years ago
it's in the title, it's dragon style
BALJIT147 2 years ago
好！
chansk76 2 years ago
This video is awesome makes me smile every time I watch it.
7111randel 2 years ago
anyone have a slow demostration or tutorial for this?
chenxiaozhu123456789 3 years ago
Great post and good performance! Great to see more of these systems from what appears as legit performaers. IIRC bak mei and Lung Ying are considered sister systems, and often ppl have been noted to cross train in both. V. practical systems geared for fighting rather than show, at least historically.
lostdragn 3 years ago
This looks alot like futsan white eyebrow
datajunkie 3 years ago
Dragon Style looks like a fighter's style, indeed!
narayanr 3 years ago
good
markohu 4 years ago