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Name:
Lorne
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traditional kung fu
About Me:
Hometown:
Laval
Country:
Canada
Occupation:
martial arts instructor, owner of Kontact Sports martial arts supply store
Companies:
Kontact sports
Schools:
Master's degree in political science at Université de Montréal.
Interests:
Fishing, hunting, politics and history, martial arts, environment, overpopulation, music especially blues and rock and generally having fun which may include many things...
Movies:
gentleman jim, harold and kumar go to whitecastle, any good epic war/ history movie
Music:
Blues AKA Johnny winter, Cream, hendrix, allmond brothers etc...
Books:
outlaws of the marsh
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Demonstration from recent 20th anniversary banquet in Montreal, Canada. This is part of an intermediate level form called hu wei chong tian (tiger...
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Master Chiu Kwok -chung demonstrating some bak siu lam and buk sing choys lay fut kung fu
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This beautiful dance was performed by a white crane student who is also a traditional Indian dance instructor. It tells the story of our style's fo...
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Iron palm medicine. How to use it in martial arts training. A brief demonstration of traditional kung fu conditioning and use of "tie da jiu"...
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Master Chiu Kwok-Chung of the buk sing choy lay fut style demonstrating the first part of dai sup gi.
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Channel Comments
Thank you sir! I appreciate that!
Have a great day
－－－ Greetings from Japan
Nick.Mavros
Franklin Puello
are you going to upload some soon ?
I'm curious-how are modern kung fu training methods compared with the older ones? Do you "condition" your hands? My sensei (shaolin kempo, but 20 years black tiger and mantis kf) says that weapon training is "conditioning" enough, but my Tae Kwon Do instructor (who has trained a few years in Wing Chun, and a snake style) disagrees. What conditioning drills do yodo, and are you concerned about long term damage?
Thank you,
-Nate