lesten, i no kata, i do not no fung fu kata, i do no a pro from a black belt, this man does kata, like your take in air, i don't say that about anyone, unless they can stand were i stand, this man makes me even a little humble, don't say to him that don't work, are u are doing is sounding dumb why? because thats not why u do kata, master john lengyel
Chaquan is a great style, and this form is impressive. The young man performing it really enhances it, because he's very skilled, and physically a leopard: just look at his arms: all nerve and tendons. This guy could tear you to pieces.
Se llama Er Lu Cha Quan O Cha Chuan.. es la segunda forma del sistema Cha (Boxeo de la familia Cha) Mira mi versión si queres... es tradicional... Saludos
dude have you ever BEEN to China? It's filthy. Great country, but no one will argue that most of it is a toxic dump, least of all the people that actually live there.
At one point in time, a form actually contained parts of or an entire system. Nowadays, not so much. There is currently a massive gap between forms and fighting and it is the responsibility of a skilled instructor to bridge this gap.
Umm...this is a traditional style. There are no "fancy" moves, every move is used for something and can be used for fighting. Still looks beutiful though.
Performed excellently and with nice camera work, however it's true that there is no fightting intent. However, I believe that if you took out the fancy moves, practiced the form w/ fighting intent w/ knowledge of the applications, drilled and sparred w/the techniques, then you could fight with it. The same could probably be said for any Wushu form.
this seems to be a big debate here. what people forget is that forms and fighting don't need to be neccasarily the same thing. these kinds of forms build up such amazing strength and body control (not to mention stamina) that once you begin to the learn the fighting aspect of the art your foundation carries you higher then you would have gone only doing conditioning. truly forms conditioning is one of the hardest in the world.. and cha quan and other hui styles are extraordinarily difficult.
@wushu297 Old post, just seeing the video. Wushu297, well said. Wushu forms are much hated, but in their classic function, they are training for all the basic elements of fighting: speed, power, agility, footwork, flexibility, coordination. No high level athlete such as pro basketball or football player only does his exact motion to train, you have to push training beyond just playing. Wushu forms change your physiology to make you a much better fighter. It is elevated cross-training.
@wushu297 He is not fighting anyone in this video, but we can see his handspeed, power, agility, balance are all remarkable. Sounds like the makings of a very good fighter, which is what wushu forms training is for.
you know even if this form dosen't look like it wouldn't work "on the street". Chances are anyone with the body controll, strength, and agility it takes to perform like he did, would be more than able to wipe the floor with most anybody one would encounter on the street.
What do you think that the form is. It is building instinct through repetition of applicable movements. As well as serving as an encyclopedia of the techniques of that art so that it can be preserved, knowledge lost can be rediscovered.
@kirin42 most of the wushu forms wouldnt translate directly to the street, but i HEARD that long fist would probably be what you would want to know if you encountered a situation on the street - there are more direct strikes and blocks in this Long Fist than say Eagle Claw...
@kirin42 yes, not to mention, al the times he puts his hands up to block his face, etc., and going through fighting stances/ angles, i'm sure this practitioner would whoop some butt if trouble ever came his way, it would come out naturally.
boasting abt a certain style is just silly. A good fighter depends on body conditioning, speed, technique and instinct. I train with these guys in the video and Master Liu (doing the san lu in white) is my master.I also trained WingChun for 6 yrs in Canada. Both styles are great. Master Liu has both amazing style form and lethal fighting instincts.
I couldn't agree more with relaxandflow, as martial art practitioner / aficionado, we should respect other forms aside from the one we practiced. I believe we can always learn something from others.
i wish i could do this... then i wouldn't hav to worry bout college work... when my lecturer asks 4 my work, i can give him... a giant kick 2 the face!!! hehe =P
Well this sure looks really cool anyway and i'd love to learn it. But I don't really see how this style of fighting could do well against a guy off the street.
A quick way to learn how this style is used in real self defense is to simply attack the guy in this video so that he can show you techniques in context.
You guys, forms are just one of the many ways of training the body and mind. It is impossible to judge a person's fighting ability just by watching how they perform a form. And, have some respect for each other's styles/systems please. Both Long Fist and Wing Chun have their strong and weak points - as do any martial art. What matters is the quality of character you cultivate from training martial arts.
Your typical wing tsun 'artist' couldn't tear apart a wet paper bag. You guys get the short end of the stick on several points: 1) no fighting ability, 2) ugly forms, and 3) very little to practice (could learn the whole style in a month). The laughing stock of not only the chinese martial art community but all fighers, everywhere... but I suppose I agree with you on this one, this guy probably isn't a very good fighter.
1) Wing Tsun is a short system which requires tons of practice to fight with. I've seen some that can FIGHT very well. Before you ask, no WT is not what I practice. 2) This guys form is pretty, but there is no martial intent. Its quite obvious that he learned it for wushu competitions rather a way to practice & remember fighting applications.
Where did you heard that from? First of all, Norther Long Fist can't beat up Yong Chun Quan. Secondary, he was not beaten by a guy who learned Shaolin Long Fist.
Switch side kick at :36. Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
ipatricc 2 months ago
muito bom!!!!!!!!!
ProfRogerioPessoa 2 months ago
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ProfRogerioPessoa 2 months ago
This guy's form is amazing! Such control! Such power!
GOE7Song 1 year ago
lesten, i no kata, i do not no fung fu kata, i do no a pro from a black belt, this man does kata, like your take in air, i don't say that about anyone, unless they can stand were i stand, this man makes me even a little humble, don't say to him that don't work, are u are doing is sounding dumb why? because thats not why u do kata, master john lengyel
MrTeacher1000 1 year ago
@MrTeacher1000 Be more literate next time, that was worded wrong.
LightxKira5643 7 months ago
Nice!
dwil2002 1 year ago
sounds like a soundtrack from MapleStory...
griptapesequel 1 year ago
Wauw That was simply beautiful.
I love this form, the routines, the stances, every little detail about it.
skytte71 1 year ago
anyone know the name of this practitioner? he's amazing!
lohan570 1 year ago
@lohan570
andrejien 1 year ago
@lohan570 i think LIU ZHIYONG,FROM SHAANXI...but not sure...
andrejien 1 year ago
Great demo of rear seen "Chang" Style of Chaquan!
wangwu07 2 years ago
this is KUNG FU! ： ）
STRIVETOIMPROVE 2 years ago
Chaquan is a great style, and this form is impressive. The young man performing it really enhances it, because he's very skilled, and physically a leopard: just look at his arms: all nerve and tendons. This guy could tear you to pieces.
pantagruelion1 2 years ago
this video never fails to inspire me :)
lohan570 2 years ago
so beautiful <3
Angelvinni 2 years ago
alguien sabe como se llama esta forma
29ROCHE 2 years ago
Se llama Er Lu Cha Quan O Cha Chuan.. es la segunda forma del sistema Cha (Boxeo de la familia Cha) Mira mi versión si queres... es tradicional... Saludos
FabricioTaoTe 2 years ago
alguien sabe como se llama esta forma.
29ROCHE 2 years ago
someone should repost this clip with music with a more martial aspect, it would be more fitting with the power this guy demonstrates
drchango2010 2 years ago
great pervormance, good styl and power - nice chaquan
RedFist96 2 years ago
Lots of nice soft grass...perfect for tricking
ultimatedevr 3 years ago
EXCELLENT
Shugyo2 3 years ago
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blitzkrieg1890 3 years ago
awesome 5/5
kravmagiczka 3 years ago
great power and agility ! thanks for posting !
g888 3 years ago
wow...good music, good background, great style...incredible.
yazaharufaita 3 years ago
impecable
HoYanJian 3 years ago
this is incredible - that can't be in china. Look how clean the air is!!!
cuttysoopreem 3 years ago
dumbass
zanesthename 3 years ago
dude have you ever BEEN to China? It's filthy. Great country, but no one will argue that most of it is a toxic dump, least of all the people that actually live there.
cuttysoopreem 3 years ago
nice frame, i like it
ttwolf1987 4 years ago 2
Totally love it.
Blissi18 4 years ago
At one point in time, a form actually contained parts of or an entire system. Nowadays, not so much. There is currently a massive gap between forms and fighting and it is the responsibility of a skilled instructor to bridge this gap.
greatgonzales 4 years ago
Very beatiful form, but infucional move too.
rhinokung 5 years ago
Umm...this is a traditional style. There are no "fancy" moves, every move is used for something and can be used for fighting. Still looks beutiful though.
yotornadoyo 5 years ago
Performed excellently and with nice camera work, however it's true that there is no fightting intent. However, I believe that if you took out the fancy moves, practiced the form w/ fighting intent w/ knowledge of the applications, drilled and sparred w/the techniques, then you could fight with it. The same could probably be said for any Wushu form.
WarriorBoy 5 years ago
this seems to be a big debate here. what people forget is that forms and fighting don't need to be neccasarily the same thing. these kinds of forms build up such amazing strength and body control (not to mention stamina) that once you begin to the learn the fighting aspect of the art your foundation carries you higher then you would have gone only doing conditioning. truly forms conditioning is one of the hardest in the world.. and cha quan and other hui styles are extraordinarily difficult.
wushu297 5 years ago 13
@wushu297 Couldn't have said it better!
cybervore 1 year ago
@wushu297 Old post, just seeing the video. Wushu297, well said. Wushu forms are much hated, but in their classic function, they are training for all the basic elements of fighting: speed, power, agility, footwork, flexibility, coordination. No high level athlete such as pro basketball or football player only does his exact motion to train, you have to push training beyond just playing. Wushu forms change your physiology to make you a much better fighter. It is elevated cross-training.
nitrousn2o 1 year ago
@wushu297 He is not fighting anyone in this video, but we can see his handspeed, power, agility, balance are all remarkable. Sounds like the makings of a very good fighter, which is what wushu forms training is for.
nitrousn2o 1 year ago
What an awesome performance. New wushu pales to this.
l1hao 5 years ago
you know even if this form dosen't look like it wouldn't work "on the street". Chances are anyone with the body controll, strength, and agility it takes to perform like he did, would be more than able to wipe the floor with most anybody one would encounter on the street.
kirin42 5 years ago 13
Body control, strength and agility are useless if you don't have the instinct and repetition of applicable movements.
flibadob 5 years ago
What do you think that the form is. It is building instinct through repetition of applicable movements. As well as serving as an encyclopedia of the techniques of that art so that it can be preserved, knowledge lost can be rediscovered.
ahlgrasshopper 4 years ago 2
you are right ! good insights ! g
g888 3 years ago
@kirin42 most of the wushu forms wouldnt translate directly to the street, but i HEARD that long fist would probably be what you would want to know if you encountered a situation on the street - there are more direct strikes and blocks in this Long Fist than say Eagle Claw...
griptapesequel 1 year ago
@kirin42 yes, not to mention, al the times he puts his hands up to block his face, etc., and going through fighting stances/ angles, i'm sure this practitioner would whoop some butt if trouble ever came his way, it would come out naturally.
marathonTmatt 2 months ago
boasting abt a certain style is just silly. A good fighter depends on body conditioning, speed, technique and instinct. I train with these guys in the video and Master Liu (doing the san lu in white) is my master.I also trained WingChun for 6 yrs in Canada. Both styles are great. Master Liu has both amazing style form and lethal fighting instincts.
dateapot 5 years ago
this has got to be one of my favorites of all the classical longfists
wudishu 5 years ago
I couldn't agree more with relaxandflow, as martial art practitioner / aficionado, we should respect other forms aside from the one we practiced. I believe we can always learn something from others.
wie88nen 5 years ago
i wish i could do this... then i wouldn't hav to worry bout college work... when my lecturer asks 4 my work, i can give him... a giant kick 2 the face!!! hehe =P
poopmousy 5 years ago
Well this sure looks really cool anyway and i'd love to learn it. But I don't really see how this style of fighting could do well against a guy off the street.
Doblosky19 5 years ago
A quick way to learn how this style is used in real self defense is to simply attack the guy in this video so that he can show you techniques in context.
ahlgrasshopper 4 years ago
You guys, forms are just one of the many ways of training the body and mind. It is impossible to judge a person's fighting ability just by watching how they perform a form. And, have some respect for each other's styles/systems please. Both Long Fist and Wing Chun have their strong and weak points - as do any martial art. What matters is the quality of character you cultivate from training martial arts.
relaxandflow 5 years ago
Because doing butterfly twists is so much better for fighting ability.
greatgonzales 5 years ago
Your typical wing tsun 'artist' couldn't tear apart a wet paper bag. You guys get the short end of the stick on several points: 1) no fighting ability, 2) ugly forms, and 3) very little to practice (could learn the whole style in a month). The laughing stock of not only the chinese martial art community but all fighers, everywhere... but I suppose I agree with you on this one, this guy probably isn't a very good fighter.
StreetFighter89 5 years ago
1) Wing Tsun is a short system which requires tons of practice to fight with. I've seen some that can FIGHT very well. Before you ask, no WT is not what I practice. 2) This guys form is pretty, but there is no martial intent. Its quite obvious that he learned it for wushu competitions rather a way to practice & remember fighting applications.
bozobarnum 5 years ago
It's nice as an art, but not as good to use out on the streets. A Wing Tsun artist would tear this guy apart.
Doblosky19 5 years ago
Bruce Lee was beaten up by a North Shaolin Long fist guy, that's why he decided to create Jeet Kune do.
pawoon 5 years ago
Where did you heard that from? First of all, Norther Long Fist can't beat up Yong Chun Quan. Secondary, he was not beaten by a guy who learned Shaolin Long Fist.
leonyoung 5 years ago
This is so awesome. That guy is really good.
StreetFighter89 5 years ago
Very nice. Oh how great it would be to learn these great Cha sequences.
MarkScherer 5 years ago