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I've always had a soft spot for this style, specially loved the girl's use of ridge hand, thanks for uploading, great video.
TheTagzen 1 month ago
excellent performance
naumutroi 3 months ago
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Very nice work. I have been stydying and applying the teachings of Chen Tuan and Li Dongfong Liuhebafa through scholarship research (Video like this and Articles) and Paul Dillon's work called, Liuhebafa Five Character Secret. My Kung Fu study of Neijia Classics also include Feng, Wang, Li, Chen, Wu and Yang. The last is Wu Mengxia's annotations on 9 Songs & 81 Postures. i have applied all of this and more to cultivate my Wu Style Forms and T'ui & San Shou work. Here is my vid.
ANGELSGYMSINGH 8 months ago
The first master is Gao Tie Niao. He lives and teaches in Shanghai.
camillenobody 1 year ago
@camillenobody thank you!
fasanpakmeikune 1 year ago
who is the first master please? where he live? i like so much he's move!!
MsMichel66 1 year ago
Details, please...
winterbee 3 years ago
Liuhebafa (6 harmonies, 8 methods) is an internal martial art and its training stresses a moving or floating root. Liuhebafa movements are similar to the other Chinese internal martial arts: the yielding and neutralizing power of taichi, the circular power of bagua, the direct power of xingyi, but has more of an emphasis on mind and intent and uniting with spirit. Check out "Unify the Body with Liuhebafa" by Xiaoling Liu, Inside Kung-Fu, March 2003.
camillenobody 3 years ago