@000bled everyone wondered what white guys would look like doing this, so here it is. This is why it's not in the olympics, nobody other than the Chinese know how to do this right. It's not a racist statement, it's history, Chinese have been doing this for over 5000 years, the rest of the world started less than 50 years ago.
@fzhang108 No, its a racist statement. No matter if Chinese have been doing it for over 5000 years, the white individuall has still been doing it for as long as the Chinese individuall.
@ISIJAH You mean to tell me the white individual has been doing WUSHU for as long as the Chinese have? I'm not talking about martial arts, I'm talking about WUSHU, that's what these videos are. Know your facts before jumping to conclusions.
@ISIJAH I mean to tell you that a Chinese boy who've trained Wushu for 15 years, have trained it for 15 years. A white boy who have trained Wushu for 15 years, have trained it for 15 years. Does not matter if Wushu have been in China for over 5000 years, it all comes down to the individual, etnicity is only a way to divide people and keep them fighting, instead of making them realize that they are no different in the sence that they are both children of the Earth.
@ISIJAH You're missing the point, it comes down to culture, not race. 15 years is very different in different cultures. Look at the Olympics, why do certain countries dominate certain categories year over year? I'm all for the unification of the races, but that's not the point. Why do the Chinese national teams suck at basketball? Soccer? Why do Latin countries dominate in Latin dance competitions? Culture, not race.
@fzhang108 Maybe I missunderstood. I definetly think learning wushu in China is more effective than learning it in say U.S.A. But I thought you meant that a Chinese person would be better than a American person just becouse he is Chinese, and not becouse he has trained harder. In China, if you go to a wushu school you train many hours every day, which I doubt they do in U.S.A. But if a American person would train as much as a Chinese person, there is no reason why he should´nt be as good. =)
That's Raul estevez and Adan Navarro
wushutch 1 year ago
I really enjoyed this video. <---- full stop.
willosborne 1 year ago
Despite the criticisms of the athletes not being as graceful as their asian counterparts, I am still impressed with their athleticism.
Yeshman5478 1 year ago
I don't like their rhythm, too many pauses doesn't flow.
PublicICON 1 year ago
YEA!!!!
lubu42 1 year ago
wow, its so slow and clunky compared to the asian fights.
000bled 1 year ago 5
@000bled everyone wondered what white guys would look like doing this, so here it is. This is why it's not in the olympics, nobody other than the Chinese know how to do this right. It's not a racist statement, it's history, Chinese have been doing this for over 5000 years, the rest of the world started less than 50 years ago.
fzhang108 1 year ago 4
@fzhang108 No, its a racist statement. No matter if Chinese have been doing it for over 5000 years, the white individuall has still been doing it for as long as the Chinese individuall.
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ISIJAH 1 year ago
@ISIJAH You mean to tell me the white individual has been doing WUSHU for as long as the Chinese have? I'm not talking about martial arts, I'm talking about WUSHU, that's what these videos are. Know your facts before jumping to conclusions.
fzhang108 1 year ago
@ISIJAH I mean to tell you that a Chinese boy who've trained Wushu for 15 years, have trained it for 15 years. A white boy who have trained Wushu for 15 years, have trained it for 15 years. Does not matter if Wushu have been in China for over 5000 years, it all comes down to the individual, etnicity is only a way to divide people and keep them fighting, instead of making them realize that they are no different in the sence that they are both children of the Earth.
ISIJAH 1 year ago
@ISIJAH You're missing the point, it comes down to culture, not race. 15 years is very different in different cultures. Look at the Olympics, why do certain countries dominate certain categories year over year? I'm all for the unification of the races, but that's not the point. Why do the Chinese national teams suck at basketball? Soccer? Why do Latin countries dominate in Latin dance competitions? Culture, not race.
fzhang108 1 year ago
@fzhang108 Maybe I missunderstood. I definetly think learning wushu in China is more effective than learning it in say U.S.A. But I thought you meant that a Chinese person would be better than a American person just becouse he is Chinese, and not becouse he has trained harder. In China, if you go to a wushu school you train many hours every day, which I doubt they do in U.S.A. But if a American person would train as much as a Chinese person, there is no reason why he should´nt be as good. =)
ISIJAH 1 year ago
@ISIJAH
no, not because of being Chinese, but because masters, culture, genes...
97anonymus 1 month ago
@fzhang108 Also, search on youtube and look at this video "Movie-Do Motivational Training Reel " (youtube is fack so cant link it)
And watch how the black and white guys do it.
ISIJAH 1 year ago
Very well done, very graceful.
carldub 1 year ago