Tanglang Tzai Kuei

Competition video from circa 1990's. Tzai Kuei name means, "To Pull the Helmet Off". A fast form with a few Di Tan Movements.

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[piguahand]

mimen?

[mikemartello]

Pigua, yes its has elemets of Mimen in it... The form comes from Changchaun Tanglang.... thanks mike

[says007]

Mike's teacher in Mantis Master Su Yu Chang, and his son, from WuTang Martial Arts, I am sure is very proud of Mike's accomplishments, and the level in which he performed. Mike is gone now, but his legacey remains. WuTang, Belguim is his school to be carried on by his students...I attended his Memorial Service in College PT NY, alot of friends, students and classmates. It was a great tribute to his contribution and responsibilty in spreading what could be lost one day...The Martial Arts.

[mastermantis]

Hi Mike,thanks for posting your vids. Looking at the way you move and the stuff you do I can infer you and I are from the same Liu Yun Chiao and Wei Hsiao Tang line.Out of curiosity, who did you learn this form from? Are you a student of Su Yu Chang by any chance? I do the same form with just few light differences. My teacher is a guy who was very close to Su. He always said he was student of Liu but after many years I came to realize that he was more a student of Wei and Su himself.

[Sacredscrolls]

Looks a bit different than the tzai Kuei I am learning. His stance is a bit high, and his movement was a bit blocky at times, but you can see some power in it for sure.

[ducbukowski]

It's quick..I wonder what power is there..a good beginning