Hung Gar Gung Ji Subduing Tiger Fist (工字伏虎拳) Form

This is the only complete Gung Ji Fuk Fu Kuen ever performed in the movies by famous Kungfu actor Chen Kuan Tai.

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[Brucelee145]

Which movie is that from?

[crane76]

@Brucelee145 Challenge of the Masters

[LordDamarMar]

its just annoying that wind sound that they add to the movements..

[crane76]

@LordDamarMar haha that's to make the strikes sound more powerful than they really are..

[tehcks]

Hiya, I studied Hung Gar for about seven years. Based on my individual experience, you're right that the solar plexus (that spot just below the sternum that's vulnerable) is definitely a prime target in this form. On the other hand, gung gee has several strikes that are clearly face, side of head, neck, ribs, and so on. : ]

[jigokunoshinigami]

Most likely fighting experience, training conditions and bad memory.

Figting experience leads to new techniques or changes in old ones. That tends to be introduced in the forms.

Training conditions, where, when and how they trained. By the time Hung Gar was born, Kung Fu masters weren't very popular with the local regime (probably because most of them were against it). That leads to hiding and that again leads to changes.

Finally bad memory, that tends to change the forms and techniques.

[eydos]

Gung Gar Y

[bogusiek]

a Michael Jackson style

[filthyfun]

His stance seems a little high for Hung...!?

[MrMickyfingaz]

good luck with that

[MrMickyfingaz]

a wushu version

[crane76]

@1NX9 Mainly Hung Gar..