it is pak mei pai from cheung bing lam lineage. the begining jump over the fork is an adopted movement. the standard form was first written by Master Ng Yiu called Joh Yau Dai Pa. The book was published in 1977 I believe.
@Irond3vil2 A valid point. I made the comment because this man is using a northern tiger fork. Southern forks have points shaped more like blades. You are right ... a simple weapon in a good martial artist's hands can look like magic.
it is pak mei pai from cheung bing lam lineage. the begining jump over the fork is an adopted movement. the standard form was first written by Master Ng Yiu called Joh Yau Dai Pa. The book was published in 1977 I believe.
JookLumFist 1 year ago
love the starting when he jumps over the trident (weapon) in sync to the music. Very powerful. Chinese martial arts are just brilliant.
uklutzu 1 year ago
I've seen better from northern styles.
arnbo88 1 year ago
@arnbo88 depends on the martial artist, not the style
Irond3vil2 1 year ago
@Irond3vil2 A valid point. I made the comment because this man is using a northern tiger fork. Southern forks have points shaped more like blades. You are right ... a simple weapon in a good martial artist's hands can look like magic.
arnbo88 1 year ago
Hi, I think that style is BaiMei (PakMei) 'white eyebrow'
Greetings from Argentina.
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XingYiQuanArgentina 2 years ago
its a tiger fork! awesome form!
newmexico800 2 years ago