Pak Hok Pai (白鶴派) - Chut Yup Bo (出入步) - Tibetan White Crane

[DarknessDragon4]

WOOOOOW BEAUTIFUL EXCELENT!!!!!

[naumutroi]

Is you Lama Pai lineage connected to Master Chen Keun Ng (Chen Jung Wu)? My lineage is through Master Sing Lung - Master Wong Yin Lin (Wong Yan-Lam) - Master Li Yin Chuan - Master Tsai Yi Kung - Master Wong Yin Lin (Wong Yan-Lam) -  Master Chen Keun Ng (Chen Jung Wu - Wai Lun Choi (Cai Hui Lin) - Sifu John B. "Jack" Soderberg

[GongFuey]

@naumutroi my lineage is through a couple branches of Pak Hok Pai. The form you see here is from Sifu Frank Lee (lineage Ng Siu Chung > Luk Chi Fu), Sifu Frank incorporated much of his own style into the form you see in this video. To view my full lineage take a look at my website linked on my MyChannel page on YouTube

To tie the lineage back to you, here is the order: Sheng Long -> Huang Lin Kai -> Ng Siu Chung

[naumutroi]

excellent performance. technically proficient. some emotional content would be a nice addition to add polish to the performance to give reverance to both the spirit of the ape as well as the crane.

[GongFuey]

@naumutroi good observation, I believe my performance in this video (and some of my others on YouTube) can show more of the principle of "Chon" (destructive/ruthlessness) which is exhibited by the spirit of the ape. Thanks for your comment.

[blackarawak83]

It's a beautifull form and very well executed!

[brusidarta]

sorry but, where is the martially in this form?

Power... Strenght.. Vigor.... Spirit..

I don't see in any moves..

=/

[GongFuey]

@brusidarta no need to apologize, you are free to share your views, I do not post these videos to be praised, I post them to share the Art.

[mooyingmantis]

Very nice execution of the form!

[THAMOSK]

SE VE QUE SUS MANOS HAN TRABAJADO EL TAI CHI LA RELAJACION LA CONCENTRACION EN VELCIDAD Y LOS 5 ESTILOS MANEJO DE UN MAESTRO EN VARIOS NIVELES PERO NO CREO QUE MUCHOS ENTIENDAN ESTO QUE LE DIJO PERO USTED DABE QUE LO MANEJA YO LO ENTIENDO Y LO FELISITO QUE LO EXPONGA CESAR MOSQUERA SIJO DEL 1 TUAM VENEZUELA

[GongFuey]

@THAMOSK Hi Thamosk, thank you for the comment. I wish I could understand it better, the web translation tools are not very good.

[THAMOSK]

@GongFuey

LOOKS TO HAVE WORKED THEIR HANDS TAI CHI THE CONCENTRATION RELAXATION IN SPEED AND HANDLING THE 5 STYLES OF A TEACHER IN VARIOUS LEVELS BUT DO NOT BELIEVE THAT MANY SAID YOU UNDERSTAND THIS BUT YOU KNOW THAT I'LL DRIVE YOU UNDERSTAND AND CONGRATULATE EXPOSE YOU. SIJO, MOSQUERA CESAR FOUNDER OF 1ST TUAM VENEZUELA.

[GongFuey]

@THAMOSK  ok, thank you.

[Ex0pere0perat0]

I enjoyed your overhand strikes and your devotion to detail. Every move occurs just as the last one expires....like pearls clinking down a string...one atop the other...each distantly defined by the smallest increment of the moment, yet each unified by the singular thrust of will. And most of all, I enjoyed noting how varied this form can.  Thank you for teaching us today. *bows*

[blackarawak83]

Hello, I would like to know that technique @ 1:06 min, is that a tiger tail kick? Great demo by the way....

[GongFuey]

@blackarawak83 - thanks,

Yes, it is a tiger tail kick. It is executed as part of the movement before it.

First, trap a kick (1:05), then throw opponents leg up in air and tiger tail kick

while opponent is leg up and off balance (kick to groin/mid section)