Northern Tiger Kung-Fu Form

Tribute to Marcelo - Rest in Peace - Aug 23, 2009

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[Koryuhoka]

Please - can you give background info on this system? I have never heard of Northern Tiger. That was a nice form. What is the lineage and origin? Thanks.

[QuietPaul]

So relax. Please and thank you. :)

[SijoJay]

@QuietPaul and who says: "Alas" and "Whilst"? Did you learn English from King James version of the bible and Shakespeare? I feel as though someone from the 1700's time warped and commented on my comment, in which you probably were referring to comrad1986, but clicked reply on my comment, cause you are way off in your reply to me. Children, this is a great reason to not do drugs, you will start speaking ancient English and reply to the wrong comment....

[SijoJay]

@QuietPaul I never said anything about power, are you replying to the right message? I simply said nice form but too many wasted movements, which is typical of northern kung fu styles. Nothing about power in my statement friend.

[QuietPaul]

@SijoJay

Alas, not all strikes or movement need power. Whilst in a real fight, power may be useful, but not necessary. Also consider, this is a form, not a collective demonstration of power.

[SijoJay]

nice form, but typical of northern styles, to much ariel, to much rolling on the ground, too many wasted movements.

ps sorry for your loss

[SijoJay]

@dHARMa187 just because you see a form of symbolism and relate it to free masonry doesnt means that is what it is. i am sure you have heard of chinese free masons and if so you should know that only in name and the universal symbol for free masons are they related. outside of that nothing is similar! so no, it doesnt represent f a & m.

[superstar1218]

good job.

[comrad1986]

@micsir888 My Bad !! only noticed that afterwards

[micsir888]

@comrad1986 what part of R.I.P. don't you get?