Kung Fu Tan Tui 3 : Kung Fu Tan Tui 3 Rolling Block Inch Kick Back Fist Transition

The rolling block inch kick back fist transition, in kung fu, is the last transition used during the Tan Tui three routine. Learn to perform this final transitioning maneuver from a professional kung fu instructor in this free martial arts video.

Expert: Mike Mallon
Bio: Mike Mallon is a fourth degree black belt and an instructor at the Clearwater Kung Fu Center. He is a national champion as well as an AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) champion.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• martial arts
• kung fu
• shaolin kung fu
• exercises
• stretches
• chinese martial arts
• techniques

[SACREDFIREDOJOSHOW]

WOw this is great. Someone is actually sharing real knowledge and people can't see past their own Judgements and prejudices.

[blindbagua1]

If MMA was so superior the military will be using it. to make a long story short. MMA are great athletes, they are tough but there not superior. It is more sport like then combat/self defense orientated. If you roll around on the ground yo leave your self open to get beat if there were multiple attackers or if the guy pulled out a weapon. If you on the ground rollin around makes you vulnerable can MMA fighters handle knife in the eye or in the kidney while they are rolling around on the ground?

[looker768]

@ooogooman shut up!

[Renatovski1]

I know that are a lot of differences among practioners...but there is one thing I totally disagree: this side-looking when you finished tantui. there is no reason to do that because you are making a double defense with arms. you should use your peripheral vision to watch opponents. when you look one side the other is forgotten...

[ooogooman]

This was really quite poorly shot.

[mielord21]

if he hits you in the neck i'm sure it will break

[pillsburydoughboy47]

shit....my 2 hour digestive period is almost up.....

[BeezQuixote]

google mike mallon and clearwate kung fu center.

[SeijiiNakamaru]

Dunno, but go to google and type in Clearwater Kung Fu Center. You should find it. They should be in Clearwater, Florida.

[joshualabello]

Can someone please tell me if this school is still active and if so, what the direct link to their site or what their phone number is? The 'Expertvilliage' and 'eHow' links take me nowhere.

[Nurix2]

I think I'm in love :P

[tntjperic]

Right you are. If you take a Gung Fu Master and put then in the octagon WITH MMA rules then the master will lose unless they do alot of ground fighting and grappling. MMA is a nice sport but if your looking for moves to use in real combat it will not work since MMA is used for Rules and 1 on 1 fights.