Shuaijiao Training in Beijing

[soulsenn]

Now why did I never think of this before? So simple and yet so brilliant...

[looker768]

hot

[Ezuip]

I love your video, as a trainer I,m learning from them that fitness is so wide and versatil! Thx very much. Will love to be there and train with you! Keep the good job!

Merci! ;-) (i,m french canadian)

[95ellington]

WOW! This looks excellent for uchi mata.

[farorin]

OMG! why did I not think of this??? Love it! Thanks for the uploads ^_^

[bezerka]

i love how chinese martial artists create amazing solo training machines.godbless these wonderfull peeps.

[elguapotetigre]

Looks like good training for uchimata!

[kinokid]

wow, i just love these poor man inventions, so much better and cheaper. I'll add this to my tire i use for a punching bag.

[someguy6481]

nice!!!

[maofas]

Damn, I need one of those to work on my Judo.

[Lixuno]

youtube china mma. those guys are pretty badass

[moelicious1]

I like this! I could use this for strengthening my takedowns in karate.  Thanks for sharing!

[BeezQuixote]

which school was this and where?

[ashwix]

Xuanwu Sports School

Beijing

China

[yelloke]

Daaaamn... there are some badasses in China. We need to bring them into MMA!

[chonobe]

the thing is most ppl that train their ass off... like that (mostly kung fu) they dont just go out and fight for ppls enjoying and make money out of them...

[romulux7]

@chonobe look at thailand burma nigga gotta eat.

[adairthegreat]

fucking awesome

thanx for sharing

[bjjfrank]

There's one hell of a sick uchimata in the making.

[culbriz]

I wonder if the Japanese have tools like this?

[jessevoidable]

The tool like a pole of some sort normally found at carparks; only the upper part is chopped off. The Japanese and Americans alike use heavy bags in practicing their throws / takedowns. Imagine the pole or the heavy bottom swinging to the wrestler's head. Not exactly novel, I'd say.

[gregoryfromcali]

You start off using just a little bit of power and then as you get better and better you use more and more power. These exercises are just as much about control as they are about power.

[gregoryfromcali]

You start off using just a little bit of power and then as you get better and better you use more and more power. These exercises are just as much about control as they are about power.

[gregoryfromcali]

From what I've seen of Shuai Jiao they have a lot of training techniques that you don't see in Judo. The Chinese martial arts typically have a lot of solo training methods to build up the fundamentals.

[OhMymy]

strong

[chan316]

impressive training method