Luke Kretschmann虎鹤洪拳Hung Gar Tiger and Crane form Fu Hock Seung Ying Kuen"

Modified for short performance.This demo was in Shenyang China while I was staying with the Wong Fei Hong (Huang Fei Hong) performance school at Nan Hai home to our lineage family style of traditional Gong Fu.Hung Gar Tiger and Crane training form -
Fu Hock Seung Ying Kuen
虎鶴雙形拳(mandarin-hu he shuang xing quan).
The most famous of our forms in Hung Gar style, hard and soft movements Tiger and Crane.It is my modified version created for demonstration for 1 minute 30 seconds displays.
Filmed in Shen Yang China 2007 by Luke Kretschmann.
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[hockchong108]

Hi everyone, hope that you enjoy watching my videos in my account.

For Hung Gar training you should just try to train the characteristics of our style- Hard with Soft, Fast with Slow, and combine correct breathing with good stance training. forget about whos better than who, and just simply refine yourself.

Practice with humility as a discipline..and improvement as an everyday goal-never be satisfied with your own level to gain skill yourself. Thankyou for your comments

[iasonas72]

awesome dude and very wise words keep up the hard training,

[hongheigong]

Powerful!!

It must be a thrill performing Hung Gar Kung Fu in China.

looks good, thanks.

[DementedDegsy]

very nice ! I've trained for 14 years in I.O.G.K.F Okinawa go ju ryu many connections and similarities to this style, hard and soft, correct stances, breathing. well done toi you sir ! :-)

[Trigun914]

from one student to a other you got skill

[slizzler1]

It's so important in how you show every move each as if you are applying the move on somebody in combat with you; ie, you display your applications thoroughly which is good for students to recognize rather than the habit some may have of just going through the motions of forms.