Well, it's logic that his Fa Jin is different. He was foremost a modern Wushu athlete and now Wushu coach. Although having the opportunity learning from the above mentioned masters (he is a disciple of Chen Zhenglei and lived and trained for some months with Wang Xian) he spent most of his lifetime with Wushu teams (Henan as an athlete, Guangzhou as a coach). That has an impact. He mostly practiced Wushu/Taijiquan as a performing art not a martial art. But in the field of a performing art he was/is outstanding. But he will never reach the level of f.e. Wang Xian's Fa Jin.

Well, i guess i didn't say something very different in the video 😉

Xiexie! Actually, it's just a reduced version of Xin Jia Yi Lu. Due to the time limit of the competition i removed 2 of the first 3 Jin Gang Dao Dui postures and a repetition after Xiexing Aobu and added 1 Jin Gang Dao Dui at the end to conclude the routine.

Saw it :D

That's an intermediate changquan taolu combo, they use to do jumps from and to pubu and mabu as a power training, for instance "standing" tengkongbailian from and to pubu or xuanfengjiao from/to mabu.

As Luciano said. It was already a part of the compulsory routine in the 70ies: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laGrZoR8hMuBj7M

Looks like it is to build explosive power as you have to generate much force when exploding from pubu to jumping hop kick

Modern Wushu knows 3 Standardizations: Changquan for northern styles, Nanquan for southern styles and Taijiquan (i guess you know that). Nanquan as showed in this video consisted back then mainly of Hung Kyun (my traditional roots) and Choy Lee Fut. Today it is much more mixed and also has fantasy moves in it. Back then He Qiang was the best athlete as he won everything that Wushu had to give: National Champion, All China Games Champion and World Champion. He is one of the Top Ten living Wushu athletes along with other greats as Jet Li, Zhao Changjun, Yuan Wenqing or Wang Erping. It was an honor to learn from him.

@@Heping1 Thank you for the explanation, much appreciated! :-) I suddenly remembered of Wong Fei Hung, then the names "Xiao Hong Quan", "Da Hong Quan" from Shaolin popped up in my head - but I was afraid I was mixing things up again (which I definitely did). So I read some of the articles on your website and the website of your Sifu Wu Mei Ling, watched some videos, listened to podcasts on the "Wushu Tai Chi Akademie Konstanz" KZbin channel. And that finally brought some light into my minds darkness.

Yeah, one can be confused as there are several styles with the name Hongquan. That's why i use the cantonese term for Wong Fei Hungs style: Hung Kuen. The Da Hong Quan and Xiao Hong Quan versions in Shaanxi, Shanxi and Henan have a very different history and can be seen as ancestors of Shaolinquan and Chen Style Taijiquan. My Sifus website and podcast are a real good source for Hung Kuen, her son Pascal invested a lot of energy to explain the style and its history. If you are interested a bit in northern Hong Quan, this article may be interesting for you: craneinthetigersshadow.wordpress.com/2021/05/24/hongquan-eine-neue-these-uber-den-ursprung-der-chinesischen-kampfkunste/

@@Heping1 >>>My Sifus website and podcast are a real good source for Hung Kuen, her son Pascal invested a lot of energy to explain the style and its history.<<< Absolutely, it was so interresting to read about it and to hear the podcast. >>>If you are interested a bit in northern Hong Quan, this article may be interesting for you...<<< I will definitely take a look at it, thank you! :)

The good news is: You can turn the sound off on your computer/smart phone, if you don't like the music.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Yes, it is. Although the creator of the style claimed to have learned in China and in the Shaolin monastery itself, the Shorinji Kempo and the organization was established in Japan. They just gave a demo there at the Festival.

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@@Heping1 my mom was at this event aha she came 3rd for Nandao / women "Sadie Evans"

@@logan735 I'm sorry, there is no footage for her. As i was Teamleader and Coach of the Swiss Team i was busy with coaching. I gave the cam to team members to record some footage. So, what i had is online.

Shortened for demo

@@Heping1 I like his style and would love to see the whole form. Is it somewhere on youtube? Thank you for the reply

@@violinplayer3518 His name is Sergey Sukhovey. Use as search criteria on YT. There should be a lot of him.

@@Heping1 thank you

The back flip is a so called Nandu a nowadays a required movement. I'm actually no fan of these kind of requirements as they don't belong to the original purpose of TCMA.

What do you want to say with that?

Well, i have more from the event 1st Shaolin International Wushu Festival 1991 on my channel, but no more Shorinji Kempo. I just recorded it because they had this demo there.

Heping1 Thanks a lot! 🙏🏼😉🥋

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@@Heping1 i dont understand what that's saying, its only giving the name of the woman.. i want to know what this flow is called. the taichi flow.

@@versagesversages2162 The song is in the description, there's no name for the flow it's New Chen Style Taijiquan which is also written in the description. You didn't ask about the name of the woman in your original post... But anyway i don't know it

What do you mean, the place where she is?