Shaolin 12 Tan Toi 少林十二躺弹腿 by Lin Xian Rui 林宪瑞

[kuntybollex]

great stuff, and he's an old boy too

[junlong0107]

There are actually many many version of Tan Toi. I myself have learned the Cha Sect(Wang Zhi Ping)'s verison and the Shaolin version. Similar and only a few differences. I recommend people to learn just 1 style of Tan Toi will do and remenber in a real fight, aim ya kicks at ya opponent's ankle, shin or knee.

[super1commenter]

No power, no strength, no kicks, bad sance

[yeshengaoteman]

you`ll never know  about the real spirit of Chinese stuff

[super1commenter]

@yeshengaoteman You will never too. I actually know this form. But where did the kicks go? and there is no power when he punches.

[traceeleung]

@super1commenter ei,bro. u should know that it was showed by an old guy..OK? so if a youth kicks it, what will happen?

[super1commenter]

@traceeleung You tryin' to be an age discriminant? Anyways, as a person gets old they might have less strength, but their posture and energy normally becomes even better

[kancerzx]

0:01 respect

[gamma235]

I am practicing Tan Tui, but it seems like this is a more internal approach. It's cool, but I'm afraid I might be doing it wrong now.

What is that stuff in the very beginning where he crouches down and reaches across?

[darth8freak]

what happened to the kicks?

[jeffdoeskungfu]

They apparently turned into very, very low toe kicks... And they just kinda look like stepping.

[Hephaestus]

a rather curious interpretation of the jingwu version.

[Hephaestus]

On viewing the clip in its entirety, only the first 6 lines even vaguely resemble the Jingwu tan tui.

[salcanzonieri]

No, solo in China.

In America stanno l'altri persone.

[markohu]

questo maestro insegna solo in America?