Good video. I like the expression of power in the moves and the natural response to agression.
@kingofaikido5 жыл бұрын
It's all the same, isn't it? Contract, expand, change angles, repeat. Keep moving closer or, if blocked, move out, change angles, come in. What else is there...? This is very similar to Ba-gua and Hsing-i. Main thing is...keep the pressure forward and sense your opponent's condition. Then change and attack.
@-nightcore-2559
4 жыл бұрын
. thats what i've been thinking recently having studies IMA for a while
@huntergrant6520
2 жыл бұрын
@@-nightcore-2559 they all come from shaolin. Especially if yoy dig into shaolins qi gong sets like Chan Yuan gong, 13 luohan gong. Warning, you can see these sets on youtube. But you arnt seeing the full movements. I got lucky and learned the sets from a teacher. But he warned that they watermark what they show on video so they can tell if you learned from a video. Youll see this happen alot
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Good video. I like the expression of power in the moves and the natural response to agression.
It's all the same, isn't it? Contract, expand, change angles, repeat. Keep moving closer or, if blocked, move out, change angles, come in. What else is there...? This is very similar to Ba-gua and Hsing-i. Main thing is...keep the pressure forward and sense your opponent's condition. Then change and attack.
@-nightcore-2559
4 жыл бұрын
. thats what i've been thinking recently having studies IMA for a while
@huntergrant6520
2 жыл бұрын
@@-nightcore-2559 they all come from shaolin. Especially if yoy dig into shaolins qi gong sets like Chan Yuan gong, 13 luohan gong. Warning, you can see these sets on youtube. But you arnt seeing the full movements. I got lucky and learned the sets from a teacher. But he warned that they watermark what they show on video so they can tell if you learned from a video. Youll see this happen alot
Thanks for the upload