EKO: Wudang Sword Techniques (Part two)

[AndyRaslan]

I just learned Long Hua Jian ^_^

Nice performance.

[voluptuate]

I really like what you do, actually training the techniques,. It's very hard to find. I practice tai chi sword and we know some techniques but not in detail and we don't have training drills so for the most part its only form which is a bit sad. I will take some ideas from your video. Thank you.

[ChenQiangJianke]

Great effort, but its difficult to take any form or 2 man work seriously when its done with such light weapons. If you want true historical swordsmanship, you have to you solid real weight weapons, not foam boffer that are like child toy.

[Roflosic]

Myself I am wondering if this "EKO" is part of some Kung fu family or not.... maybe I will someday travel to Germany, it's not far but I prefer to learn the French language.... we shall see.

[EKOkoeln]

In our schools we teach different traditional kung fu styles

(Mantis, Hung Gar, Hung Fut...) including

many weapons.

Central school is in Cologne.

[oyamarovic]

die videos sind cool

aber wieviele stile macht den euer lehrer ???

ich frage mich ernsthaft wie man das alles unter einem hut bringen kann

mfg.

[Tangren02]

Damojian,Meihuajian? Aren't this Shaolin sword techniques (not Wudang)?

[EKOkoeln]

Don´t be mislead by nomenclature.

There are also Shaolin sets with

taoist names and vice versa...

[alextse4]

The first is Damojian jina ,it is from TaichiMuiFa mantis.

[sounce311]

u guys concentrate to much on your movements. it looks a bit stif. (like step by step) you have to be one with your sword. feel it. relax n dont think to much.

[BeiTangLang]

i totaly agree. no feeling for the weapon. too much emphasis on the movement. I miss the flowing movements of wudang.

[elusivetantra]

nice flowing movements guys much success to you all..

[BigDrunkenGorilla]

Selten so viele schöne traditionelle Schwerttechniken auf einem Haufen gesehen.

Schön :)

[EKOkoeln]

1000 Dank für die Blumen an den

"Betrunkenen Gorilla"!!!