Shaolin Warrior

If you want to win a fight or defend yourself against an attacker then your punches and kicks need to have power, speed, and precision. Fusing ancient Shaolin tradition with cutting edge 21st century knowledge, Shifu Yan Lei, 34th generation fighting disciple from the Shaolin Temple in China, demonstrates how they can achieve these vital qualities.

With in depth commentary and real time training, Shifu Yan Lei reveals the ultimate set of exercises to transform your punches and kicks into a powerful Shaolin weapon.

This is a teaching DVD suitable for adults and teenagers with adult supervision.

www.shifuyanlei.co.uk

Music: Clint Mansell - Lux Aeterna

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Shaolin
• Warrior
• martial
• arts
• combat
• sports
• extreme
• shaolin
• kung
• fu
• shifu
• yan
• lei
• sanshou
• chinese
• boxing
• shaolinkungfu
• gung
• MMA

[lakelet1]

"the ultimate guide" yeah, sure

[cojo1801]

this guy is mixed martial arts he knows all those f*king styles

try doing some serious sport and then have a valid comment. This guy is Really experienced.

[immortaliserwow]

Shaolin meets muai thai, steroids and real food...now that's more like it :)

[KamilTofik]

this isn't shaolin warrior, when he kick he hasn't block ...

[Sazendora1337]

@mapimapoland3316 ever heard of sanshou? thats kung fu mixed with modern day arts, but still calssed as kung fu and he doesnt take steroids do your research :L

[QuiteFrankful]

this man is acting against the principles he was taught

[themecreator]

What do you get if you combine ancient Shaolin tradition with 21st century knowledge?

Kickboxing!

[mapimapoland3316]

This is not kung fu This first karate moves and then thai boxing , some steroid boy

[wonphi]

@Englishdosser86 you have a point, but even the revered shaolin temple (at least the tourist area of the temple) concentrates on Sanda fighting on their applied aspects of the art (unfortunately) so sanda/sanshou, is also part of the modern shaolin curriculum to an extent, other than the traditional forms. Only a few practitioners know how to use proper traditional training for fighting, but then they are the ones that view it as a way of life/survival and not a sport.

[Englishdosser86]

@wonphi I think that that might be fair if it said 'Kung Fu Warrior', but it doesn't, it says 'Shaolin'. I can't speak for everyone else, but when there is a video about a 'Shaolin' warrior, I expect Shaolin style Kung Fu, i.e traditional Kung Fu taught in the Shaolin temple. As you probably know, Kung Fu styles are extremely varied, but if you are going to define yourself (at least in name) by one style, but in practice are heavily influenced by another, people are going to pick up on it.

[wonphi]

@Englishdosser86 You would be surprised how many ignorant people there are that love to comment about martial arts, but never give a crap about it in their life. Funny thing is, what do people expect from shaolin kung fu? It's not this monk's fault that his base was in Sanda (a sport) & he likes to apply what he has learned in the temple to his favourite hobby? One thing is that people should not expect a certain look from "kung fu" b/c it is a very individualized experience.