Hung Gar 5 Animals 5 Elements
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@MrAbeD09 That stance is called "Yi Ji Kim Yeung Ma" (Cantonese) or "Er Zi Qian Yang Ma" (Mandardin). While it is extensively used in Wing Chun, it is also present in all Southern Chinese martial arts. Actually, all stances (cat, horse, bow, reverse bow, twisting, etc.) should contain the basic structure of this stance.
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You Never seen Toph making that noise
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ONE OF THE MOST EPIC MOVIES EVER!!!!
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Sounds like a group of old constipated people trying to have an orgy.
Hey! *breathe* Hey! Hey! *sigh* *breathe* HNNNNNNGGGGGGGG!!!!!! *pant* HEE! WAH! Hey! *wheeze* *gasp* ZWOOOOOOOOooooooo... NNNNGGG!!! Heeeeey! HEE! *wheeze* HOO! A HA HA HA ha ha ha ha ha HEE! ZWOOOOOoooooo... NNNGGGG! Hey! *breathe* Hey! Ho! Hng! Hey! Ho! Hey! Ho! Hey! Hng! Ho! Hey! Ho! Hooooo!!! Wah! Wah! Wah! Wah! Wah! Wah! WOW!!!
Naw, I'm just playin', it sounds like perfectly normal Kung Fu.
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the yee jih kim yeung ma came from tit kiu sam, who created the tit sin kuen form, from the original shaolin dragon system. so the reason hung gar and wing chun have the same stance is a common ancestor the priestess ng mui (who was a dragon stylist)
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ving stun and hung ga are very simaler
1 they both belive in a correct powerfull stance and many students learn this before moving on
2 even when practising evey day a student should spend at least a year on each form before moveing on
3 they were both created in the qing dynasty and are southern style's
4 learn weapon forms last
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at 0:52, i thought thats a wing chun stance.
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i just admire this man....truly one of a kind.
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Sounds like me on prom night.
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wow... chi kuan chun is really amazing ..indeed! the video proves it :-D
love ya ckc.
The sounds are not for combat but Hei Gung training to vibrate the organs, the Chinese discovered that sound is the only way to exercise the internal organs, the sound MMM is for Dit Guat gung (iron bone training) and if done properly shuts the whole rib cage down
popsjnr 1 year ago 3
the noises are very useful when performing the forms; they help a lot with the passion one needs to use the techniques correctly and they're good for the diaphragm and lungs as well ; the "wah" is very characteristic of when one does the tiger movements; "hit" is usually associated with a salute as you saw in the beginning but it can be found in other places throughout the forms as well; of course, i'm no expert since i'm only doing gung ji fuk fu right now but i'm enjoying the learning ^_^
stellarson 2 years ago 2