I used to have all his vids. Mcneil's syle is very relaxed insomuch that it sometimes looks a bit sloppy. I remember he got some criticism from other Hsing - i guys about this. But it just goes to show you that there is no one orthodox way of doing Hsing - i.
this is great. I love it when good teachers show the practical and fighting aspects of kung fu. The world is slowly starting to see beyond what t.v. has fed us.
You seemd very talented my friend. And it lookes like you got this right. Can i ask you Sifu, Have you been training in China to acomplish this skills you now have?
May the path of peace and love be a path of yours // Sifu M.
been studing for years , pactioners in california dont know that he may be one of the best masters in the unnited states.He is very nice but absotutly a bad ass.And he speaks chinese
Does he do any grappling? His Iron Palm training isnt as long as most other iron palm trainers. I wonder if he can break coconuts and stuff i think ive seen him break alot of bricks so i guess he could break a coconut iwth his palm and boards iwth his finger tips He told me its just a matter of were to strike.
Not if you are thinking of BJJ/wrestling, but he is very cognizant of there existence. His Chi Na tends to be more of the fast snap/limb damage and back to punching ilk.
Yes, coconuts are very easy to break just hit them on the joint with a palm heel - not even worth studying to be honest.Some people make this out to be a high art - it isn't. Many people can achieve this without any hand conditioning.
@chrisl38 He talks about how he works on his footwork so he's VERY FAST and he teaches people this too. I havent heard of the animals he teaches about though very interesting. And he teaches Tai Chi as well
I used to have all his vids. Mcneil's syle is very relaxed insomuch that it sometimes looks a bit sloppy. I remember he got some criticism from other Hsing - i guys about this. But it just goes to show you that there is no one orthodox way of doing Hsing - i.
TakgeyonBlackbelt 7 months ago
I have never seen this guy before but his moves look as if they could do some damage.
huntmatuk 2 years ago
Very good No nonsense XingYi.
Clear mind intent with active chi.
gsg9ff 2 years ago
I like that he beats up on Italians, I dont like Italians, Xing Yi Was origionally intended for use in inveding italy in the 9th century.
jeff61177 2 years ago
this is great. I love it when good teachers show the practical and fighting aspects of kung fu. The world is slowly starting to see beyond what t.v. has fed us.
Great job.
humbleboxer1 2 years ago
You seemd very talented my friend. And it lookes like you got this right. Can i ask you Sifu, Have you been training in China to acomplish this skills you now have?
May the path of peace and love be a path of yours // Sifu M.
shiifu 2 years ago
Interesting that the movements are so short
Rick
KirkhamsEbooks 2 years ago
I like when he makes those funny noises. Very powerful!
cioccolatosexy 3 years ago 2
Its probably Him doing breathing exercises.
Mider999 2 years ago
been studing for years , pactioners in california dont know that he may be one of the best masters in the unnited states.He is very nice but absotutly a bad ass.And he speaks chinese
michahman 3 years ago 2
I agree, this man really knows his stuff. Years ago he did push hands, amazing, up off the ground, and back away from him.
mediaboyz 3 years ago
California has probably the best martial arts teachers in the country maybe more hten NY.
Mider999 2 years ago
Does he do any grappling? His Iron Palm training isnt as long as most other iron palm trainers. I wonder if he can break coconuts and stuff i think ive seen him break alot of bricks so i guess he could break a coconut iwth his palm and boards iwth his finger tips He told me its just a matter of were to strike.
Mider999 2 years ago
Hi Milder,
Not if you are thinking of BJJ/wrestling, but he is very cognizant of there existence. His Chi Na tends to be more of the fast snap/limb damage and back to punching ilk.
Yes, coconuts are very easy to break just hit them on the joint with a palm heel - not even worth studying to be honest.Some people make this out to be a high art - it isn't. Many people can achieve this without any hand conditioning.
chrisl38 2 years ago
@chrisl38 He talks about how he works on his footwork so he's VERY FAST and he teaches people this too. I havent heard of the animals he teaches about though very interesting. And he teaches Tai Chi as well
Mider999 1 year ago
He has a slight Chinese accent. :)
blajing 3 years ago
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
chrisl38 3 years ago
Very nice movement
Mider999 2 years ago
My favorite is the one at about :38. I really like stuff like that, interesting to see Chin Na in Xing Yi.
WarriorBoy 3 years ago