Your moves are good, But u need to relax,& breath into the nose & out the mouth that will help u have sharp,krisp strong moves,It helps to listen to a mid speed song that u like so you can sing,Make it fun, u will master it faster(if u can smile).....Hank 4**** no smiles
This is a beginner Kung-Fu form; it is a part of the United Karate Studios fighting system so that we may have a greater appreciation for the Kung-Fu arts (and artist).
To answer to second question- I would say parts of it are practical, but it is more of a form that builds attributes (flexibility, strength, and balance) rather than fighting skills.
I humbly disagree with the last statement. Although this seems to be a beginner form and I haven't seen it before, the applications are quite apparent (for a Kung Fu practitioner) and very practical. These forms provide a dictionary of various moves, it's up to the student to become fluent in the language of Kung Fu and to understand what situation call for which response.
I'm with United Karate also! I'm one of Dan Haymore's students from Blairsville!
Luckyfirerabbit 1 year ago
@Luckyfirerabbit Well "Son" to you then (that wat we say when we bow) : - )
jesuskopp 1 year ago
United Karated Studios teaches Tae Kwon Do....was not aware of them teaching Kung Fu. Are you a Ben Kiker UKS student?
daltonsbadboy 1 year ago
@daltonsbadboy Yes, I am a Ben Kiker (UKS) student. We do teach Kung-Fu.
This form for us is considered an intermediate form. Although in Kung-Fu it would only be a white belt/sash form.
jesuskopp 1 year ago
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MrBrownknight7 1 year ago
Another interesting form.
BreshiBaraElohim 1 year ago
you need to sloooww down...
spade045 1 year ago
@spade045 Hey thx 4 the advice I will remember tht nex time!!!
jesuskopp 1 year ago
@spade045 thx for the advice I will remember tht next time : )
jesuskopp 1 year ago
Great job - need to see you in Ellijay sometime - and we'll get 'er on...
by the way, Steve spells his name Fields.
edlacey 2 years ago
awesome
kravmagiczka 2 years ago
yeah the masta!
rustydusty40 2 years ago 3
BRAVO! 5 stars----veijo---finland
veijo56 2 years ago
Your moves are good, But u need to relax,& breath into the nose & out the mouth that will help u have sharp,krisp strong moves,It helps to listen to a mid speed song that u like so you can sing,Make it fun, u will master it faster(if u can smile).....Hank 4**** no smiles
cowboy71667 2 years ago 8
Nice!5 stars
kenshin715 2 years ago
Terrific form! Well done.
5 shuriken stars!
ChosonNinja 2 years ago 3
hmm nice form, so which martial arts created this one? And, is this martial art practical to real life situations?
jung567 2 years ago 3
Jung567- Thanks for your comment!
This is a beginner Kung-Fu form; it is a part of the United Karate Studios fighting system so that we may have a greater appreciation for the Kung-Fu arts (and artist).
To answer to second question- I would say parts of it are practical, but it is more of a form that builds attributes (flexibility, strength, and balance) rather than fighting skills.
jesuskopp 2 years ago
I humbly disagree with the last statement. Although this seems to be a beginner form and I haven't seen it before, the applications are quite apparent (for a Kung Fu practitioner) and very practical. These forms provide a dictionary of various moves, it's up to the student to become fluent in the language of Kung Fu and to understand what situation call for which response.
nlmantis 2 years ago
Hey nimantis thanks very much for your comment.
I think it would be cool if someone would do a video on Kung-fu forms applications.
jesuskopp 2 years ago
cool brother, very nice!
leftaslide 2 years ago 3
Excellent form -- well done.
renoboy666 2 years ago 3
I would like to say-"Thanks" for all the wonderful comments, and I wish you all a happy Resurection Sonday!!!
jesuskopp 2 years ago
excellent form, my friend.
houseofKenpoKarate 2 years ago 2
Nice flow. 5 stars
zankwack 2 years ago 2
Cool!
XxYeysusxX 2 years ago 2