What was your favorite type of training and what do you want to see more of? I've separated each by time code! NEW FIGHT VS THE MASTERS OUT NOW: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mpqZ2Lqdkd2-qco.html My KZread Gaming Channel: kzread.info/dron/kAQ_XObUuPlE_f7MO3rp5Q.html Follow my twitter: Twitter.com/philipharts

@blockmasterscott

3 жыл бұрын

Forms for me. Never been much of a fighter, always been a forms man.

@NenoAlfarano

3 жыл бұрын

Wing Chun, Forms and Sanda ❤️💪👍

@jav.angel1205

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly all of it.. Lol Wish it was longer. I really enjoyed the Sanda and Wing Chun section

@Shi.Hengyi

3 жыл бұрын

My personal favs are: hard qigong, forms, meihua and sanda (light sparring). But it is all the trainings combined, that will take your kung fu to the highest level. 🙏

@patrickarionget6411

3 жыл бұрын

Hello

The monks know how to be hard as nails but also how to be funny and relaxing. These guys are so respectable. :)

@climatepurification

2 жыл бұрын

How men should be. But it must be taught that fighting is not the purpose of a human being. -Honorably discharged combat veteran

@santoss5807

2 жыл бұрын

@@climatepurification Duh, they did it for health and self defense :)

@andrepostlewait5159

2 жыл бұрын

i agree :)

@kaneki4947

2 жыл бұрын

@@climatepurification i respect you

@Pyc_82

2 жыл бұрын

Естественно, если ты чувствуешь и знаешь, что можешь одолеть любого, освободиться от захватов, увернуться от удара, ножа и пули.. нейтрализовать любого))) то легко быть уважительным и спокойным. Всем идущим по Пути стойкости и веры!

I was honestly so happy to see women learning Shao'lin and going through the rigorous training regimes. It inspires me ❤

@grodygibsonlcd8038

2 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@ubcroel4022

2 жыл бұрын

Try it at home.

@donsimons9810

Жыл бұрын

they obviously weren’t experiencing the same rigor. I would save the emotional impact for when it’s really the same training

@neutrino78x

Жыл бұрын

@@donsimons9810 real martial arts doesn't take much physical strength. If you hit Arnold Schwarzenegger in his pecks, he wouldn't feel shit. Even if you put all your strength into it, he's just too buffed. Now if you hit him in the solar plexus, that he would feel, and a woman could knock the wind out of him that way just like a man. But doing that kind of thing takes intellect and thinking and meditation, not just steroids like with MMA. Also don't forget, Wing Chun, which is 50% of Jeet Kune Do, was created by a female...Shaolin Monk. I think all styles can be made to work, but if you sincerely feel like your technique can only be done by a man because you need to be in the same weight class, you need a better one. Because on the street you might as well be a woman. No one your same size or smaller is going to fight you. It's going to be somebody bigger or somebody with a weapon. So your technique has to work on that. Not just in the ring against the same weight class.

@andrewphillips8603

Жыл бұрын

many of just voluntary projects for a time only. coming maybe from Taekwondo or something else and you have to pay it.

I’m a Jiujitsu instructor and I have been training on and off in Chinese Martial arts for about 30 years. This video was fascinating and inspirational thank you for sharing these beautiful arts.

@wolfgang4368x

10 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@johnnydhollywood1587

4 ай бұрын

do you think shaolin beats jiujitsu thank you

@baersworth2010

2 ай бұрын

@@johnnydhollywood1587 shaolin is the origin of all eastern asian martial art, including jiujitsu.

The Shaolin Temple looks like an arduous and grueling but fun and wonderful place to train the mind and body. It looks like it would be an amazing experience!

@user-jh8my1by5o

2 ай бұрын

اذهب وجرب ستكون تجربة ممتعه لو كان لدي لغة صينيه او انجليزيه كنت سأذهب على الفور 😂❤️

I love Chinese martial arts. I was fascinated by Shaolin temples and all the old movies since I was a kid. I love the power behind the smooth movements. It's a pity that I don't take the time to visit a Shaolin temple. Maybe I will manage to visit such a Shaolin temple in the future. I love the calm and balanced way of the Shaolin fighters. I could watch the training for hours and I would love to join in. But the students there are much younger and on a much higher level. I would probably need the whole thing in slow motion :) Thanks for the very great video. Sorry for my bad English (translated with DeepL).

@shaolinabbott9161

2 жыл бұрын

The only Chinese martial arts that make you better at unarmed fighting are Sanda and Shuai Jiao. Everything else is incredibly doubtful - in most cases, you'll just waste years of your life and a small fortune, just to become worse at fighting then when you started.

@shubhambarmase78

2 жыл бұрын

@@shaolinabbott9161 Martial arts originated from India.

@AllfatherBlack

2 жыл бұрын

@@shaolinabbott9161 like saying boxing doesn't work. yes, yes it does. so does judo, taekwondo, etc

@shubhambarmase78

2 жыл бұрын

@@mojojojo5446 right

@shaolinabbott9161

2 жыл бұрын

@@AllfatherBlack Boxing and judo work. Sanda and Shuai Jiao work. "Traditional" Shaolin does not work. Any Shaolin "monk" who can fight can only do so because they cross-trained in Sanda, boxing, BJJ, or other effective martial arts.

Wasn’t expecting something so deep and spiritual… also wasn’t expecting a song from Skyrim, and now I have to play it again so thanks lol. But seriously, thank you for this video. It’s beautiful.

@sorathedragonmaster6123

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know the name of the music?

@deanharstad5404

2 жыл бұрын

@@sorathedragonmaster6123 It’s called The Streets of Whiterun.

@sorathedragonmaster6123

2 жыл бұрын

@@deanharstad5404 ok, thank you.

@JapanFreak2595

2 жыл бұрын

I wasn’t expecting FF prelude and Berserk anime OST.

I've been reading Chinese Novels of wushia, cultivation and martial arts. I'm making my own research about these topics to understand better them. Which led me to watch this video and wow I'm fascinated. I feel motivated to learn Kung Fu even when it seems harsh. Thanks for the video!

@happyhappay9881

Жыл бұрын

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@jadhajali2804

Жыл бұрын

Did you break through to nascent soul yet? or are you a beginner at the Qi sensing realm?

@malagebide

6 ай бұрын

你应该看武当的视频，这是少林，修不了仙

i don't know why i left this video in my watch later. This might as well be a documentary. Music, videography and production is well done and the content is above anything that I could've expected. Thank you Phillip, I can't wait to watch more of your content.

@philiphartshorn

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! That means the world 🙏🏻

Man let’s be honest this video needs more views.

@philiphartshorn

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@user-nf1bz3sn4z

2 жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorn hi daddy

@wars4242

2 жыл бұрын

it has 4 million now, good enough?

Phil, I’m blown away. What a tasteful and beautiful documentation of this journey. Be proud of yourself, this is your best work and it has inspired me.

@philiphartshorn

3 жыл бұрын

Damn that means a lot Bahston, thank you so much for watching, so happy to inspire, it was a magical experience 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@rubensanchez3157

2 жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorn I would love to learn any or all of these teachings.Unfortunately I'm unable to travel.Is there somewhere here in California,particularly Orange County I can go to?

@ff-ti7nj

2 жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorn hey I'm a woman, I want to do this. how should I try to sign up for it? does it changes your face? does the head hits give you concotion? I don't have a good experience with head hits

@geoffreylane5606

2 жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorn How much was it for them to train you? And how long did you stay for?

@Kinji_Hakari

Жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorngreat video, Sir I wanna know what style does Master Han use in Jackie Chan's Snake in Eagle's shadow movie at time 1 hour and 2 minutes of the movie

Thanks for doing this. I visited a Shaolin Academy in Shandong and was a bit surprised. It confirmed something you commented on early in this video about how westerners approach martial arts. The Academy was populated with a lot of immature and insecure westerners, mostly American and some European. They would often would talk about martial arts in terms of what it would do to another person as opposed to the technique and the goals to maintain. I'd like to see more on Wing Chun and also more specifically the Forms-- breaking up the forms, showing their names, a breakdown of the techniques. It's interesting how you sped through the forms.......

@user-gm5xr4cf1v

Жыл бұрын

詠春是女人創造的拳法…以弱制強！所以我很buy！！！

@maxk880

Жыл бұрын

If you're interested in that, look at Shi Heng Yi's KZread. He does full form video's in English.

@user-dc1ud6px3s

7 ай бұрын

@@user-gm5xr4cf1v "很buy" 🤭

This is fascinating. Thank you for making. Highly disciplined individuals always inspire me. Thanks!

I just watched the whole thing in one sit, and I have to say, my respect for these guys just skyrocketed, and it was such a good documentary, really enjoyed it!

@Peakerenc-bb1du

Жыл бұрын

Lol. You are easily impressed.

@ilfaz-eadab9727

Жыл бұрын

Like me

@Peakerenc-bb1du

Жыл бұрын

Useless art

@ilfaz-eadab9727

Жыл бұрын

@@Peakerenc-bb1du thats love and thats life eshq

@Peakerenc-bb1du

Жыл бұрын

@@ilfaz-eadab9727 🙄

It's kinda mindblowing to see this. I find the Shaolin fascinating and when I watch documentaries about them, they aways seem super-serious and distant and all that. But here they seem very approachable, they're smiling, joking and laughing. It's actually beautiful.

@mcsharkz9957

2 жыл бұрын

They are humans after all

@Noblessecoaching

2 жыл бұрын

@@mcsharkz9957 love this comment

Amazing documentary, inspiring, thorough and well covered. Thank you for sharing.

What an amazingly beautiful experience! Thank you for sharing with us!

I train mma (striker) alot of what I see here at its very core basics are similar. Minus the crazy acrobatics and "flowy"? Type movements. I understand that they are more for emphasis on precision and control over every tiny body movement, balance, dexterity, and over all mastering your body mechanics. MMA and modern martial arts in general tend to focus on the simple, most brutal, most efficient techniques that can be easily taught to anyone. How effective that "anyone" is, depends entirely on them. Given the insane athleticism displayed here, and YEARS(not months as you see so many people drop MMA training after a few months and believe they are the ultimate weapon) of training, fighting one of these masters would definitely be not an ideal situation to be in. I got to train anywhere from 2-4 hrs a day pre covid. These guys train all day everyday. Day in day out. Not just the body, but the mind is extensively trained. This is my take away from this. They truly are training in "real" martial arts. It's eye opening to see true masters of traditional martial arts displaying their skills, and not the McDojo types that are all bark, no bite...you know the ones Xu Xiao Dong AKA Mad Dog embarrassed. Very cool documentary and eye opening to myself. Loved the selection of bgm and how they were used in this video, many of which come from my favorite games. That little bit you went into around the 21 min mark, had me take a deeper look inside myself, and ask myself what I was training for. Self defense? Ego? Pride? Maybe all 3? One thing I did come out of this thought provoking moment was: Seeing my limit, and going beyond. I feel the reason many MMA practioners come off as toxic, are the same reason why fake masters of the traditional styles are also toxic is: they havent climbed to the peak of their mountain, just found a nice plateau, with a nice view, on which they can look down upon everyone. Thank you so much for this documentary. Subbed!

@syedfarzanulhaque3517

2 жыл бұрын

nice 👌

@iwontbebeat7111

2 жыл бұрын

Ok MMA worshiper. Wait till new Martial art styles comes up . Till then lol 😂 by the way , Shaolin Kung Fu was developed about 1500 years ago . So you are comparing like full equipped Roman empire army vs Full equipped Modern US Army differences .... Satisfied ? LMAO 🤣

@maxgoldfield7790

2 жыл бұрын

@@iwontbebeat7111 If Shaolin has so much value for fighting, why is it that the only Shaolin students who can fight are the ones who did the sanda/kickboxing course? Clearly the traditional Shaolin training methods are lacking something when it comes to fight training. Good for circus tricks though. And fleecing rubes.

@dhanvikareddyreddy8792

2 жыл бұрын

Seriously iam very interested to learn it

@iwontbebeat7111

2 жыл бұрын

@@maxgoldfield7790 Who said Sanda/ kickboxing course are the only one can fight ? I don't get it .

Shattering yourself, then raising from the pieces, brings a strange sense of tranquility build on the certainty that you **can** endure this, and the next, and the next... Much like birds that learns to trust their own wings, and let go of the fear of heights. I would love to experience this sort of training. It looks like it would make you (truly) believe in your own potential.

That was a great film. Thank you so much for making this and sharing it with the world. 🙏

Great masters are great art, I have been practicing martial arts for 32 years, there is no limit to the perfection of the body, spirit and consciousness!!! I thank all the masters who preserve great knowledge for posterity.

this makes me feel more confident to navigate through the difficulty in my life now.

i enjoyed every second of that documentary, but what i enjoyed even more is the effort put into making it. Thank you so much

I love your words, your mentality and your spirit. You are so lucky to experience all those ancient techniques and to be able to truly appreciate their meaning and effects in the mind, the soul and the body. Thank you for the respect you show to the monks and to Kung Fu, hopefully the world one day will stop hating and instead start respecting and loving our differences.

Incredible video! Thanks so much for your work. Finally, the puzzle of the many practices in Kung Fu came together for me. I did practice a number of these things.

When you said that trip was the hardest thing you’ve ever done, I see why. Amazing documentary, captures the world of Shaolin beautifully and descriptively. Well done job on this dude! Your work payed off. This is also really useful for learning/getting into different martial art styles

@philiphartshorn

3 жыл бұрын

Very much appreciated Zaladin! I really tried to encapsulate all the different styles and do them justice!

@xk3260

2 жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorn Hey man I'm from Italy, i have one questione for u, at the Shaolin temple what language do the use? Is there any chinese dialect that u had to learn or something likes this?

@Kelghor

2 жыл бұрын

@@xk3260 im curious too

@0minutes243

2 жыл бұрын

@@xk3260 I’m Italian too.

The use of legendary video game music from the likes of Skyrim, Final Fantasy, and Smash Bros, was an absolute beautiful cherry on top of this already incredible project.

@mark290039

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know the name of the skyrim track used?

@MegaG15

2 жыл бұрын

@@mark290039 Streets of Whiterun (my absolute favorite)

@60ncid

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, surprised he used nier ost

@ZohndYT

2 жыл бұрын

No one is saying anything about how many 90's Berserk songs are in it, that was most of the video at the start tbh

@tyan4380

2 жыл бұрын

and Xenoblade Chronicles 2

This video was so informative I don't know where to start when talking about it. I guess I can start with Thank you! I am grateful you uploaded your experience within the Temple. Also I noticed the Xenoblade 2 music that was a nice touch!

Its beautiful to find places dedicated just to martial arts and craft it puts a smile on my face a true sanctuary.

You guys did a great job especially covering all their training. Totally enjoyed and loved this clip. Mad Respect to the Shaolin Grandmasters, Students of Shaolin Kung Fu and you for sharing.

@animalmake7149

Жыл бұрын

they are ass at martial arts and stand behind tittles and money ... those dudes even tho they are dedicated their pretentiousness is a discredit to all of that. well as they say "a sucker is born every minute" wazz good my sucker?

Beautiful. Loved watching every moment. Your channel over the last 6 years has made a big impact on me in terms of martial arts and seeing the friendship you, Spencer and the others have was a privilege to watch and I have to say that I am jealous of those bonds. Keep being great Philip. 🙏

The movements are beautiful, and precise. Just amazing.

I had watched this video first time and I am amazed how much I had learned about mind, meditation, quality of training and Shaolin Temple. Thank you for that great video, my dream kid will be to some day visit that Temple 🙏

Wow what an experience that must have been! Thanks for the cool video and showing what it's all about living and training in a Shaolin temple.

I love all of it, all the training and focus and way of life. Wish to bring much of the great monastic life & training to the UK Europe going forward.

So grateful for the insights and info in this video! Been researching different kinds of martial arts like crazy, but this is the most helpful example! It's also motivating to watch someone share their experience with authenticity. At the end when Shifu Shi Yanjun wished him all of those blessings for his channel, he seemed really moved. It affirmed all his earlier insights about what was most fulfilling and gratifying about his training experience. imo, he's lacking that affected, performative commentary that's on-brand w/ YT vloggers these days. Its truly refreshing. for real. After seeing countless vlog in this genre (my life as/i try/cultural immersion), what a blessing to find one that exemplifies learning from a specific culture by grounding oneself in honest, humble reverence and humor! the bruh check hard qigong bit 😂😂 reminds me how it felt watching Anthony Bourdain in Parts Unknown for the first time. Super effectual and fun to watch! 🪷 🙏🏼🙌🏼 gonna see if he has any posts about the temple food or the Shaolin animals now. TY Philip 🌻

This was amazing, definitely worth the wait! 🔥

One of the things I like about traditional martial arts like what's shown here is that a character development/ training takes place. Not just giving fighting techniques to anyone who can pay.

@Arigator2

2 жыл бұрын

Well, there are no fighting techniques. It's all just mystical nonsense and circus tricks. These 'warriors' never fought anybody.

@hollow7648

2 жыл бұрын

@@Arigator2 Well, Shaolin Temple and Shaolin Kung Fu was made to be used in war back then for centuries so it is not nonsense. It is just that today, there are no more wars so they won't be able to fight anybody.

@Arigator2

2 жыл бұрын

@Connor Urch - They are con-artists who prey on the ignorant. They know nothing about fighting. They are no different than circus performers. That guy is doing a dance routine.

@Arigator2

2 жыл бұрын

@Connor Urch - They've never fought anybody. They're dancers and con artists.

@Spiritcr1jsher

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing more than a cheerleader routine they practice to get tourism. It was never used in war and there is no way to even verify that claim other than to watch them fight real opponents. Which they almost never do and the few I've seen lost in 25 seconds . 5'3" and 115lbs male dancers.

You just gained another fan, the way you express yourself, the content, the overall message, this was time well spent. Thanks for the video.

That was a really beautiful video, you captured the beauty and the spirit of the temple

Awesome 👏 I appreciate your detail and that was an excellent experience watching that. Thank you

This is a masterpiece of a martial arts documentary, thank you.

This is one of the coolest video’s I’ve ever seen. I enjoy learning martial arts, Bruce Lee’s one of my heroes and am now very much working out every other day of the week. It’s just a part of my life and I’m currently training at two gyms including a boxing gym. I can’t do without being physically active, happy and focused it’s like breathing for me. God bless you my fellow martial artist and thank you for sharing.

This is one of the most beautiful and heart warming videos I have ever seen

I’m so glad I finally watched this. What an inspiration.

This kind of training is unimaginable. I loved that he kept the video honest.

This is one of the greatest videos I’ve ever watched haha! Great stuff man. Thank you for this 🔥

You know what is truly amazing?? How we can come here from pure loving source energy, connected to to all things through love. In such a short amount of time here, we become so out of touch with everything that we are. To see what we must do to remove the fear. Look beyond pain. To feel truly alive again. To reconnect with our higher power that exists in each life giving breath we take. It absolutely blows my mind.. What a beautiful experience it was that you chose, and they allowed!! I thank you for sharing this with all of us. 🙏🙏 I also send much love, light, and gratitude to all the masters that have dedicated their lives to share this training so others can experience this beautiful way of life , and learn the culture and ways of the elders, that walked on this planet before them.. You are walking on sacred ground when you enter the gates of that Temple..

Thank you so much for making this video! I've been staying in Yunnan during pandemic and have no idea of this temple in Kunming! Will definitely give it a try once they reopen~~

Forgive my lack of martial arts knowledge but I once was a Korean Angel, Folk Dancer tutored by a Chinese Korean women. 50 years later and in my beloved adopted America, I recognized some of those movements and it brought tears. She brought together many of the most mis-caste girls and made us Flower Drum Warriors. Subscribed and hoping for more.

I think it’s beautiful to see such powerful people, yet they’re also the most peaceful. The world needs more of this in it. Great show!!!

unreal man, what an experience. Thanks for sharing

I luv it I trained for many years of my life & it saved my life many times,due to fitness & perseverance so anything is possible, I met them & the abbot many years ago, I loved every minute of the video thank,s martin

I can't believe I have finally seen the real Shaolin. My life is now complete. Eternal glory, Philip Hartshorn!

I can't explain why I'm brought to immediate tears of joy when I watch these monks move, speak, breathe this honest, human way of existing. If I could take a one way ticket anywhere, I'd like to stay in a Shaolin monestary. Their way is so pure and steeped in ancient knowledge that western culture just doesn't possess. Incredible film, beautifully pit together, perfectly showed the beauty of the monks, the temple, the landscape and the practices. Well done. The qigong is something I'd try, I have so much built up restlessness energy in my muscles I typically punch my muscles to relax them anyways lol

@ErraticFaith

2 жыл бұрын

Your naivety benefits the very opposite. Sadly you are blessed with the ignorance of a foreigner, as nothing they teach is remotely legitimate anymore.

@animalmake7149

Жыл бұрын

it is probably past trauma mixed with fetishizing mysterious cultures that cause you to cry.

@marcodeza3359

9 күн бұрын

I feel you completely. I wish I was there and had that opportunity when I was younger to do it. It is not like I don't do martial arts but the beauty, sincerity and purity with no ego as they are training you.... I never experienced that.

Loved this video. It's my dream to go out there. Also the Donkey Kong 2 music at the intro was a nice nostalgic suprise 😎👌🏽

The best documentary on Shaolin Temple training that I have seen so far! Great work!

@philiphartshorn

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

I really gotta thank you man. You were the one who inspired me to find a martial arts school and start training. A few years ago I saw your video on how to find a teacher/school and one of the number one things I remember you saying was something about "not letting that fire die out". I'm happy to say since then I have found a good school, persevered, and even surpassed a few of the people from my school who have been there longer than me because of my fire and love for the art. Even during the pandemic I found it in me to keep the fire burning strong and it's payed off no doubt. Thanks again brother, keep the content coming!

This was mind blowing Wow! The stretching looked intense I need that kind of stretching.Thankyou for sharing.

I love this it is inspiring to me, I recently have stared walking again and the movements have help me in just a few weeks to regain my balance, Not only my balance but my mental state as well has improved. If I were able to come over there i would do so. Chi young is great because it sends blood flow to my legs and I"m so grateful to God that I found this site. Its is amazing and wonderful that the human spirit can be regained by the simple life lessons and yes to be an athlete I'll never be again but this shows me above all that there is hope for me yet. Just to be alive and breath and love again has been amazing. Life is short and I wish everyone could feel the absolute Joy watching and following along, It's cooler than air guitar. Love you guys and God Speed to you.

Wow thank you so much !!!! This is incredible and absolutely magic 🙏👏👏👏👏👏💫

Beautiful documentary man! I was greatly encouraged

As someone who trained under a Shaolin monk in the States and as a former Buddhist monk in Myanmar, this really captures the true essence of Shaolin and Buddhism philosophy. Watching this video reminded me of all of the unforgettable times I had in Shaolin and you reminded me of core foundations and techniques that I forgot, so thank you.

@corinageorge679

2 жыл бұрын

Could you please tell me how do i get to one of the shaolin schools? How did you get enrolled there?I'm so beyond fascinated with this

I truly appreciate this i have been using Qigong to heal from my scoliosis and it is a dream of mine to live and train the way of the warrior monk much love and respect my friend

This was really fun to watch, glad it popped up.

Great video! This brings back a lot of memories. I learned Shaolin 25 years ago, as my basic style. Later on, I focusing on Baji Quan style while I also learning Pencak Silat. And you're right: the real Kung Fu master (or any other master from any martial art style and discipline) will never get into a real fight without a really crucial and important reason, they will almost always avoid fighting because they know the fatal impacts that the opponent will suffer

I’ve always loved the Shaolin, they’re the perfect blend of spirituality and mastery of martial arts

You are a special human for sharing this experience with us . Look for huge good for you.

I was so entertained by this video I watched the whole thing (rare for me). You have an amazing sense of humor! Love it!

@philiphartshorn

Жыл бұрын

That means the world to me, thank you so much! 🙏🏻

Absolutely life changing experience. I wish everyone could soon have his own one.

There were a few moments that had me on the verge of tears. A beautiful, very well done documentary. I have always had a huge respect and admiration for the shaolin monks. What a blessing it was for you to go train with them.

Perhaps it may surprise you, but the sparring with the one really well placed and timed kick was the most impressive one to me. That is true beaty, measure in time and space!

Great time for you, I couldn’t imagine having all that. My life would be so complete.

I love seeing these beautiful people and their lives. The experience must have been so life changing. I wish I could go on a journey like this! Living happy has become an important life lesson for me. It’s nice to see the monks incorporating it as well. And it doesn’t take much to have true happiness. Love this documentary. Congrats on your invitation!

@animalmake7149

Жыл бұрын

lmfao your tourists being ripped off , given a fake assed experience ... WOW ... guess we all gotta eat and yall easy marks for them

Sparring and form, for me. I think this is a healthy path to finding out who'se the boss. Then, to reclaim the driving seat. In western societies, spiritual culture is often ridiculed, and ignored. We become overly sensitive of how the body "feels", and rely on pills and drugs and alcohol to make it feel better. The boss of your life will always be you. Hard training makes you come back, or closer to, who's the boss - you. Thank you very much Phillip for that wonderful video. Will watch more from you! Cheers.

I really enjoyed your video and you are right about everything❤

I found this video to be eye-opening and motivating to learn as many techniques as possible. The content was amazing and I will probably watch it again sometime in the future.😎☯

@philiphartshorn

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🙏🏻

This was beautiful! Thanks for sharing your experiences there. This lifestyle is completely foreign to me and it's always refreshing to remember just how many thing this words can give you to explore. ^^ PS: Loved the Braah move. xD

This was very neat to learn about, and made all the more enjoyable with the implementation of video game soundtracks ❤️ Thank you for making this beautiful video and sharing your journey

@philiphartshorn

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Savannah, very glad you enjoyed it! I really put my soul into this one!

@valentintepes8240

2 жыл бұрын

@@philiphartshorn and we are thankfully for that

For the "don't work in MMA" crowd, sanda and even wing chun have been used with success in combat sports. Qinna is considered small joint manipulation and banned in combat sports. On the street with no rules you're free to break arms and fingers. Hard qigong to take hits comes in handy for both combat sports and street self defense.

@mtd12345

4 ай бұрын

yeah this is for real life combat, not pure sport

@piotrmalewski8178

3 ай бұрын

The agility alone in real life would allow to engage and disengage at will.

@albo6106

Ай бұрын

Contro un buon pugile, non avrebbero speranze nemmeno per strada

@arihaviv8510

Ай бұрын

The argument isn't that techniques don't work, it's that it is missing submission wrestling and grappling on the ground

@piotrmalewski8178

Ай бұрын

@@arihaviv8510 I don't think that fighting on the ground is a realistic scenario. You're an extremely easy target for your opponent's allies when you're on the ground and if you're opponent is bigger than you you're likely to be dominated anyway. Best to make enemy fall if possible and then run away.

Love the soundtrack to this one all the way through mate. Great video. I want to go

The inclusion of the Elder Scrolls music is sublime. What a wonderful journey. Thankyou :)

@AWESoMENESSBrOO

2 жыл бұрын

And the smash music 😭👏🏾👏🏾

@cellohm

2 жыл бұрын

its the donkey kong country music that resonates with me. 90s kids go.

The best part is doing high intensity interval training but without the intervals! Love it

Great video bro. This is something that would change anyones life for the better i think. Wish I had that opportunity.

Wow. I was moved by your experience and training. What a journey to go through. Treasure this always.

@philiphartshorn

3 жыл бұрын

I will always treasure it! Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

I had to rewatch the Taiji section. Was too busy singing along with the FF song. XD Great video man. Another masterpiece. Thanks for sharing this experience.

Bro this video motivates me a lot really this is the best knowledge or information about Shaolin temple training. Those who think martial art is a beauty on its own you are right.

Thank You for sharing this Philip

Sometimes I wish I could have grow up having such training, because it would've helped tremendously not only my physique but also my issue of self-discipline.

@lifepsycleofficial24

2 жыл бұрын

I relate to you

@thac0twenty377

2 жыл бұрын

self discipline is learned, like anything else. don't feel you can never learn it, or that it's unobtainable. start small and build. the will is a muscle.

@johndoe8854

2 жыл бұрын

you can still start

@shaolinabbott9161

2 жыл бұрын

I'd rather have an education. Being abandoned by your parents, and left to be raised by a troupe of kung fu circus performers, who don't even have a concept of child welfare - absolutely not. That's only a fantasy that soft, privileged people from the West could have. Stop having kung fu fantasies. Be an adult. Get an education. Better yourself. Support your family better. That's the true Chinese way.

@Dork20

2 жыл бұрын

@@shaolinabbott9161 Self-discipline isn't some obscure Kung Fu myth, it's a completely normal part of every human's every-day life. It's an essential part of some peoples' lives, and it only has benefits. With self-discipline you can do a lot of things that you otherwise wouldn't be able to do. It's not a martial arts technique, it's a fucking learned trait. Quite simple. No "kung fu circus performance" is needed nor involved. So to your whole spiel about "Being an adult, getting an education, better yourself, support your family" ALL involves Self-discipline in varying degrees.

I love this. I’m glad there are people like you all still here. Great and strong minded and willing to give all you have to better yourself and others. I hope peace comes to all of you out there. Thank you for this video. Brought me peace and it made me want to meditate now more often Thank You.

@animalmake7149

Жыл бұрын

he is weak ... not able to learn or perform ANYTHING he was taught.... yes it is inspiring that he keeps trying but beyond that no bro... look far elseware

@jeffadams9807

Жыл бұрын

@@animalmake7149 Ur A Wuss !!! Do U Think U Can Do Any Better ???

You are one true blessed one who had a glimpse of what this Kung Fu is !

I watched a few vids. One was great. Randomly chose another and that was great. Saw you at Chomolungma base camp during this amazing video and subscribed immediately.

Thank you Philip for documenting and sharing your experience! Inspirational stuff to see how these warrior monks train and live DAILY 🙌 Makes me inspired to do something similar at some point, keep going man 🙏🏽

@animalmake7149

Жыл бұрын

so your one of the martial arts tourists those monks make fun of when your gone. I have given some training to people like you in china and you should hear how the masters talk about the students... not like insulting to them as people but they just see you as tourists coming for some fast food and they flavor it to fit your tastes ... nothing real just fluff .... bro it is sad

You my sir are inspirational man I can’t even lie I started my spiritual journey not too long ago n I’ve recently done some shadow work and now I’m constantly looking to do things out my comfort zone learn new things and constantly push myself to a higher level but sometimes struggle with self discipline due to mental health so this for me is so motivating n inspirational that from now on I CAN and I’m going to push myself and give my all in everything I do I just wanted to thank you for this I subbed you and I wish everyone love and a fulfilled life 💯🙏💙💪🏼🙌

@animalmake7149

Жыл бұрын

wow so you moved from one delusion to another... you are the type of studend good teachers try to avoid. unless they are Narcs with a mystic lining that like to talk nonsense to easily suggestable minds

It is an amazing training to feel and see the inner outer of yourself in which you feel relaxed and strong er with your soul and spirit.

It would be a dream to be in such amazing place. It’s breathtaking all the scenes. I can tell that you’re an luck person to be able to be in the presence of such masters and learn from them. I hope one day I get the chance to learn hahaha XD Good video :)

This is one of the craziest documentaries I've ever seen. Very inspiring to see an experience of this magnitude this "close up" and personal. I'm sure you'll always carry the life lessons you learned with much pride and honor. Great story to see Philip, thank you

I just wanna say I've been in bad times for a long time. Lately it got worse. I nearly forgot how to let go of certain things and help myself feel better. But your words at 21:16 helped me a lot. I know it doesn’t matter to you or anyone here but I just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart.

@philiphartshorn

2 жыл бұрын

This is very moving to read, and I can assure you, it matters very, very much. Thank you for sharing, and you’re endlessly welcome. I almost didn’t include that part of the video, but now I know it was the right choice.

@richardisme2010

2 жыл бұрын

Try change your name and do some 断舍离 stuff

Very inspiring, makes me want to practice harder again.

Wow!!! Thanks for sharing this, fantastic.