Beijing Style Shuaijiao

This technique is also known as "La bu jiao"

Until i get subtitles on this, remember:

Grip the collar

Kick to the ankle, not too high or he wont fall over.

This technique is as simple as it looks

Remember to move, pulling your opponent with you. Then kick his ankle while the opponent is motion and pull in the opposite direction... the direction the opponent is falling

Rhythm is important!

Go for gold!!!!
&
Keep Smilin'
M

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• shuaijiao
• shuaichiao
• judo
• kungfu
• mma
• wushu
• beijing
• wrestling
• china
• throw
• technique

[sdsoboleski]

Hey oraenor, you obviously dont know a thing about grappling, judo, (or whatever this style is). This is a totally realistic scenario. This is a sweet foot sweep. I would take you down with this move if we ever met. Peace.

[ashwix]

This is Shuaijiao. China's original martial art.

Thanks for your support :-)

Michael

[oraenor]

unrealistic scenario

[ashwix]

right.

what is realistic by the way?

[blackjamm]

Very thick Beijing accents. It's quite a nice accent. I like these videos a lot, so thanks for posting, ashwix.

[ashwix]

lol!

nice to meet another "lao beijing"!

what's your email?

[Intilo]

@oraenor jajajajaja sound like despective... I`m sure, this techniques keep you in the ground easily... big mouth

[bosshe]

wow.. I miss this chinese accent so much.. It's my parent's accent and mine has softened a lot these years

[davepamn]

Less talk and more sweep

[timoxe]

You can cross your feet when moving in a fight if you are using a specific technique that allows you to do it safely, one technique comes to mind. The opponent in the video goes into a cat stance every time and doesn't really cross his legs, and being in a cat stance is a legitimate fighting position. But it was a nice technique to see, I am becoming very interested in Shuaijiao, peace!

[Nhia89]

never cross your feet when your moving in a fight

[blueprophet9]

You mean Mongolia's original martial art.

[chihlitiger]

Yes but the difference is subtle. Beijing is the representative as Li Bao Ru is from Beijing.

[platinazb]

Is there a difference between Beijing style and Tianjin style? Or is "beijing" just representing china here?