Combat Shuai Chiao 2

My name is Shawn Slonsky. I represent the Ho Chun school of Chinese Martial arts.This video shows two of my students doing some combat style throws. They are Chris Genet and Chris Klingerman. They have been training with me for almost four years and two years respectively. We are located in Akron Ohio and are looking for athletes to train to compete in MMA and San Shou to promote our Shuai Chiao. This Shuai Chiao illistrates combat applications that were taught by my Teacher GM Gene Chicoine 13th disciple of GM Chang Dung Sheng.
www.shuaichiao.com/

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Sports

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• Combat Shuai Chiao
• Shuai Jiao
• Sanda
• San Shou
• Slonsky
• Chicoine
• Ho Chun
• Chang Dung Sheng
• MMA
• fighting applications
• Klingerman
• Genet

[ThePsychoguy]

I noticed some ground submission follow-ups. Is this the often-searched-for ground fighting aspect of Chinese Martial Arts? Or is this added in from judo or something else?

[slonsky42]

@ThePsychoguy Actually, it depends on how you look at it. Shuai Chiao has been around for almost 5,000 years. It has always had the following components; Shuai, Da, Na, Ti. This means throwing, striking, joint locks, and kicking. In the military and police it was always taught that way. Out of the four main Shuai Chiao styles most of them taught this way for centuries. In th mid 1940's the Baoding style of Shuai Chiao was standardized as a sport at the Nanking Central Martial Arts University...

[slonsky42]

@slonsky42 ...It was here the sport did not include any ground techniques that everybody alludes to in Shuai Chiao. Fact of the matter is I did learn some groundwork called Dai Bu Su from Master Jeng Hsing Ping. Many of those techniques are applied in this particular vid. In addition Shuai Chiao has influenced many martial arts including the aformentiones ones that you present. Japanese Jujitsu in fact directly came from Shuai Chiao. Judo came from that. There will always be similarities....

[slonsky42]

@slonsky42 ...because many martial arts are derivatives of Shuai Chiao. So while its true that Sport shuai Chiao does not have ground fighting ,Miltary and police aspects do. Please look at Master David Lins book and you shall see a picture GM Chang on the ground doing a counter to an arm bar. With that said its not our desire to go to the ground nor is it our forte. The Chinese believe going to the ground was fighting like animals and frankly it could get you killed on the battlefield...

[slonsky42]

@slonsky42 at any rate many styles like BJJ which is basically groundfighting from Judo their emphasis is on the ground. Ours is in close fighting that is aggressive, fast and will violently take you off your feet and drive you into the ground causing further injury. Its a different concept thats all. Every martial art has something good to offer.

[slonsky42]

Ministry, NWO

[devak1000]

I like the fact that you guys train in t-shirts which mimicks everyday clothing.I never liked the kimono when I was learning ju-jitsu because I was costantly adjusting it.On the street you need every ounce of focus you can muster to prevail in a violent encounter.

Combat shuai jiao seems like a legitemate martial art to me judging from the abundant use and flow of strikes like uppercuts and forearms hits to the neck.You guys look like your actually hitting your opponents with the floor.

[speakthetruth76]

that revearsal at 52 sec is truly incredible

[Judokkaa]

cool stuff bro

[ThrashingBuddha]

what song is playing mate? this sounds kick ass :)