Five Element Fist, Volume 1
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Uploaded by insidekungfu on May 28, 2008
Grandmaster Seming Ma is the grandson of legendary Grandmaster Ark Wong, one of the first Chinese Kung-fu instructors to open his doors to Americans. Raised and trained, nearly from birth, in his grandfather's style, he inherited the system when Wong passed away in 1987. This DVD is one of the few existing resources on the legendary Five Family Style. In Volume 1, Seming Ma covers the form and applications of the five element fist. A rare opportunity to learn this authentic and undiluted Southern Chinese system! (Volume 2 coming soon!) To order this DVD: http://www.up-publications.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ID=2461.
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@chinguidinsky actually its the kind that makes you say. " Fuck that! maybe if I play dead the sensei will leave me alone" xD
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His punches even though they are just demonstration, look so powerful, his arm just whips with his body behind it, it's the kind of punch that makes you ask for a minute to recover after receiving it.
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Do you know how ark wong knew jimmy h woo (chin sui dek) of kung fu san soo (tsoi li ho fut hung) there is photographic evidence that they knew each other from the 60's, also they came from roughly the same area in china, do you know any more to the story?.
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old man can you teach me
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It's called crane spreads its wings and does strike and can be interpreted as a block as well.
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What's the Chinese name for this style?
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What schools in the midwest?
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Does this style uses the five animal techniques (crane, snake, tiger, leopard, dragon)?
At 3:27, the master spreads his hands to the sides. Is that also a striking move?
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I studied the same style under Grandmaster David E Kash and I remember learning that there were I believe 4 maybe 5 Inheritors Grandmaster Seming Ma Grandmaster David E. Kash and afew others I forgot the names of the others need to look at my notes. these grandmasters are awsome thanks for posting this video very well done...
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Iv studied this style for awhile under Grandmaster David E.Kash back in 2001
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what kung fu style is this? i like how he blocks with one hand and attacks with another...
Gadawdu 2 years ago
The style is Ng Ga Kuen which means 5 Family Fist. It is a southern Shaolin system composed of techniques from the 5 major southern family systems, Fut Gar, Hung Gar, Choy Gar, Lee Gar and Mok Gar. It is sometimes referred to as Fut-Hung-Choy-Lee-Mok. This style was brought to the United States by Grandmaster Ark Y. Wong in the 1920's but was only taught to Chinese until the late 1950's when GM Wong broke the race barrier and began teaching non-Chinese.
insidekungfu 2 years ago
In the US the style was first referred to as the Shaolin 5 Animal style. This is because the 5 animals of Shaolin, Tiger, Leopard, Snake, Crane and Dragon. are very prominent in the techniques of the system. Today, the style is known as Ng Ga Kuen (pronounced Un Ga Koon). Schools of the style can be found mainly in Southern California (L.A., Oceanside, Alhambra)and Mexico with a few schools in the mid-west.
insidekungfu 2 years ago
It's actually just a generic Asian tune from a royalty free collection called MotionLoops.
insidekungfu 3 years ago