Kwong Sai Jook Lum 江西竹林寺螳螂派: 手法: 磨, 照, 拪,(外)磨, 割.

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Five major blocks are used here. In reality, one would follow through with a strike on the first or second block which is called a linking bridge. This is strictly practiced to learn how to flow defensively from bridge to bridge without clashing.

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  • Great Jook -Lum!!! For I am no master(or know much at all) but in the most respectable manner I think your sai-shu looks more like a bong sao. :) Train hard and live easy my friend!!!

  • Thanks and likewise. This linking bridges exercise drill is fast and my wife doesn't know much kung fu, so I will post a clearer sai shu as well as other blocks in the next week or two. Good bong sau and good sai shu will have a similar look once refined. It;s just that a sai shu never goes high. Ideally the sai shu slices and corks the center line. It also angles at the lower left gate. Refer to my other clip titled chai shu. Watch at 0.06 seconds

  • I forgot to mention. Sifu GFM has a clip on his website on sai shu. Check it out.

    peace

  • hahhahaha Before I read the other comments, I was thinking 'that's a pretty sweet tv.'

  • Things get outdated so fast, I will cry the day my tv becomes obsolete :(

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  • @JookLumFist 結左幾十年嘞!我系老野黎架!不過仍然熱衷螳螂,因為可以用來健­身,醫人,(咁老,唔打得架嘞),每日練下,都幾過癮!多謝你'­翕撈'左咁好既功夫, 希望你更多"翕撈" !

  • @yinghonghaohan319 語言之馬,小道也!古人話落,小道!系叫我地唔好注重語言外表,­內容先至系真既料!Language is but the superficiality; connotation is the beef ! Just like gungfu, the floweriness is nothing; the real gungfu is the meat ! I just envy you guys knowing JookLum Praying Mantis ! I just know Praying but not Mantis ! Pray that u guys are blessed !

  • @washingzoo1 哈哈,你真系識講笑,我都想同你學也,你識講咁多語言。真系博士­。

    Haha, you are so funny! I still want to learn something from you. Look at all those languages that you're familiar with..you're truly a Professor!

    (sorry Alex, sometimes this is the way we communicate - haha)

  • @yinghonghaohan319 英雄好漢,你點知我(地)識推拿?冇錯,最近同個越南人推,都幾­好,thank God!推翻正!秘密系用左螳螂既勁(細個從街頭賣武既師傅偷師­既!)不過遠遠唔及你地專業學習螳螂派咁好野!I m just an amateur, nothing compared to u guys who learnt the professional way ! But I learn much fr ur uploads. Gracias mucho ! 格拉斯,冇錯!

  • @yinghonghaohan319 I go practice Tai Gik Kune now, see you all later!

    Joi Gin!

  • @washingzoo1 Hi! Lo Dai Hing or Lo Xiu Tong, I'd like to join you guys and yum cha.

    I think that both of you are good at Tui Na... maybe I can learn something from you guys.

  • @washingzoo1 sifu, i m an o man----about 70 (hahaha !----to ur surprise) & 've been married 38 yrs to 1 wife (hahaha ! ). my wife is so-so with gungfu, but likes the healing part of qigong which i've been practising for > 50 yrs with good healing effects (thank God !) my 2 sons studied in MN before; i should've visited u then. well, if i go there, i'll visit u for sure. Young sifu, good bliss ! from an o, but happy young man (young at heart & health) !

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