i love the fact that there is a monk that speaks with hiphop slang... yan ming and rza gave eachother alot...

I believe he is a true master, one of my chief masters which is like an original old school dude once said you go through five levels in training, one you practice getting the form, two is power, three is reflex and power together, four is emptying your mind, and five...well that's when you do it when you are asleep lol.

I love this guy hes my idol hes my our answer to defeat bullies.

look at the speed that the Sifu kicks with wow unreal

Buddha Bless This Shaolin Master

he would be the only master i would want to learn from..he looks like the real deal

You are correct. He learned Chen style from the family.

this guy is so cool... a killer with a good heart.

Omg he is my shifu's shifu !!!!!!! So he's like my grandshifu

it cant be exactly told whether his punch would work or no. indeed shi yan ming is one of the toughest shaolin monks.kimura's toughness is sure great but one cant underestimate shi yan ming's toughness. shi yan ming has more than what's shown here actually.

Very good, but the pne inch punch doesnt work when his arm is caught in an armbar or kimura

@Ty0g In a good way, I hope.

How is it that defense and offense are 1? i don't quite understand this concept because they play different roles

Don't worry, we did take the word, "sloppy", the wrong way. We just wanted to stimulate a conversation so other viewers don't take the term the wrong way. Martial artists can be very sensitive people, you know.

Maybe the "sloppiness" is a form of looseness like in Drunken Style. We've seen some old masters really whip out a technique while looking formless.

@eaglekvb indeed, that has been a reason why i have not trained, if this is still open i am moving to new york.

US has a Shaolin Temple? Lucky bastards.

tree with twisted trunk. or something. i forget wu wei. its a good thing.

without thinking, as known as wu wei, which means non action in taoism. Good stuff.